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2026

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2 Mar 2026
Motorola and GrapheneOS announce long-term partnershiporiginal ↗
2 Mar 2026
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26 Feb 2026
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25 Feb 2026
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24 Feb 2026
AI kill switch comes to Firefoxoriginal ↗
24 Feb 2026
This app alerts you when it detects Meta camera glasses nearbyoriginal ↗
24 Feb 2026
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23 Feb 2026
Why doesn’t Anthropic use Claude to make a good Claude desktop app?original ↗
23 Feb 2026
End-to-end encryption for RCS on iOS 26.4original ↗
23 Feb 2026
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19 Feb 2026
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18 Feb 2026
Teacher Paloma Gussani’s bagoriginal ↗
18 Feb 2026
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12 Feb 2026
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11 Feb 2026
Critical flaw in Windows’ Notepadoriginal ↗
11 Feb 2026
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10 Feb 2026
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9 Feb 2026
Lagrange, iOS browser for the Gemini protocoloriginal ↗
9 Feb 2026
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5 Feb 2026
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4 Feb 2026
A tip? Don’t use OpenClaw and ignore Moltbookoriginal ↗
4 Feb 2026
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3 Feb 2026
The AI industry doesn’t take “no” for an answeroriginal ↗
3 Feb 2026
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2 Feb 2026
Why do RSS readers look like email clients?original ↗
2 Feb 2026
What’s on your phone, Caiubi?original ↗
31 Jan 2026
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29 Jan 2026
The security paradoxoriginal ↗
29 Jan 2026
Pinned messages arrive on Signaloriginal ↗
29 Jan 2026
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28 Jan 2026
NetNewsWire 7.0 with Liquid Glassoriginal ↗
27 Jan 2026
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27 Jan 2026
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26 Jan 2026
RCS, SMS via the internet, is good, but that doesn’t matteroriginal ↗
26 Jan 2026
Diplomacy by WhatsApporiginal ↗
26 Jan 2026
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22 Jan 2026
What’s on your phone, Julia?original ↗
22 Jan 2026
For this [AI] not to be a bubble, by definition it requires that the benefits of this are much more evenly spread. I think a telltale sign of if it’s a bubble would be if all we’re talking about are the tech firms. If all we talk about is what’s happening to the technology side that then that’s just purely supply side.original ↗
22 Jan 2026
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21 Jan 2026
YouTube CEO Neal Mohan’s 2026 letter: The future of YouTubeoriginal ↗
21 Jan 2026
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20 Jan 2026
Nova Launcher now has advertising trackers from Google and Metaoriginal ↗
20 Jan 2026
Firefox joins Chrome and Edge in the problem of dormant extensions that spy on usersoriginal ↗
20 Jan 2026
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19 Jan 2026
Emoji design convergence review, 2018–2026original ↗
19 Jan 2026
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15 Jan 2026
What’s on your phone, Alberto?original ↗
15 Jan 2026
Oto Music, the best mp3 player for Androidoriginal ↗
15 Jan 2026
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14 Jan 2026
Is it possible to live without WhatsApp?original ↗
14 Jan 2026
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13 Jan 2026
Apple Creator Studiooriginal ↗
13 Jan 2026
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12 Jan 2026
Once again, Google threatens the 3 billion (!) Gmail users with AIoriginal ↗
9 Jan 2026
iOS 26 still struggles to gain traction with iPhone usersoriginal ↗
9 Jan 2026
[…] What we’ve learned over the course of this year, especially from a consumer perspective, is they’re not buying based on AI. In fact I think AI probably confuses them more than it helps them understand a specific outcome.original ↗
8 Jan 2026
Your digital life isn’t yours: The hidden battle for software freedomoriginal ↗
7 Jan 2026
People who use a Logitech mouse on macOS spent a few hours…original ↗
7 Jan 2026
Doppi, the nicest player for your music filesoriginal ↗
7 Jan 2026
Tech CEOs: Workers MUST be present in the office. The job simply cannot be done remotely.Also tech CEOs: Most workers can be replaced by AI. Hosted remotely.original ↗
6 Jan 2026
Dell and Microsoft, marketing geniusesoriginal ↗
6 Jan 2026
Office files in BentoPDF; customizable YouTube subscriptions in Minifluxoriginal ↗
5 Jan 2026
2025 has been a disaster for Windows 11original ↗
5 Jan 2026
New year, new themeoriginal ↗
3 Jan 2026
The drawing for Brazil’s largest lottery prize ever was postponed…original ↗
1 Jan 2026

2025

Mozilla said Firefox will have a “kill switch” that disables all AI…original ↗
22 Dec 2025
The iPhone 16e is good, actuallyoriginal ↗
21 Dec 2025
Home Assistant Voice Preview Edition — the open alternative to Alexa and Siri for controlling smart homesoriginal ↗
11 Dec 2025
It’s possible that Time magazine’s Person of the Year selection…original ↗
11 Dec 2025
How to get found by recruiters on LinkedInoriginal ↗
9 Dec 2025
Is “green AI” even possible?original ↗
3 Dec 2025
I tried to build a WhatsApp bot. Meta banned me before it left the drawing boardoriginal ↗
26 Nov 2025
The fact that people are unimpressed that we can have a fluent conversation with a super smart AI that can generate any image/video is mindblowing to me.original ↗
21 Nov 2025
Reply to Anil Dash, re: I know you don’t want them to want AI, butoriginal ↗
20 Nov 2025
I think nobody wants AI in Firefox, Mozillaoriginal ↗
14 Nov 2025
How should open source software projects handle AI‑generated code?original ↗
12 Nov 2025
Facebook and Instagram are paradises for scammers, reveal Meta’s internal documentsoriginal ↗
11 Nov 2025
How to disable AI “improvements” in YouTube videosoriginal ↗
3 Nov 2025
2005: Don’t trust anything you see on Wikipedia.2025: Don’t trust anything you see online unless you saw it on Wikipedia.original ↗
29 Oct 2025
About the password leak of 183 million Gmail accountsoriginal ↗
29 Oct 2025
Many people were surprised to learn that Signal uses Amazon/AWS infrastructure…original ↗
28 Oct 2025
I find it fascinating that so many people fall for the fallacy…original ↗
23 Oct 2025
macOS 26 Tahoe WITHOUT Liquid Glassoriginal ↗
13 Oct 2025
Tech companies are finding out everything is politicaloriginal ↗
9 Oct 2025
It’s impossible to evaluate your sleep with only one numberoriginal ↗
2 Oct 2025
Sideloading is fundamental to Android and it is not going away. Our new developer identity requirements are designed to protect users and developers from bad actors, not to limit choice. We want to make sure that if you download an app, it’s truly from the developer it claims to be published from, regardless of where you get the app. Verified developers will have the same freedom to distribute their apps directly to users through sideloading or through any app store they prefer.original ↗
1 Oct 2025
Liquid Glassoriginal ↗
25 Sept 2025
Three options to increase privacy on LinkedInoriginal ↗
18 Sept 2025
Apple forgot the “Compact” tab layout in macOS Safarioriginal ↗
16 Sept 2025
Farewell to the fediverseoriginal ↗
13 Sept 2025
Wireless earphones: a belated revieworiginal ↗
11 Sept 2025
What’s on your phone, Leonardo?original ↗
10 Sept 2025
The fact is that today, the open web is already in rapid decline.original ↗
10 Sept 2025
I never took the dead internet theory that seriously but it seems like there are really a lot of LLM-run twitter accounts now.original ↗
5 Sept 2025
The family computeroriginal ↗
4 Sept 2025
US “remedies” to curb Google’s online search monopolyoriginal ↗
3 Sept 2025
Substack subscriptions in the iOS app: inflated prices and a new “walled garden” for newslettersoriginal ↗
2 Sept 2025
Cool links of the weekoriginal ↗
30 Aug 2025
We will not use an LLM to add a chatbot, a summarization solution or a suggestion engine to fill up forms for you, until more rigorous ways to do those things are available.original ↗
29 Aug 2025
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