Apple is running a second test of its Background Security Improvement feature in the latest iOS 26.3 and macOS Tahoe 26.3 betas. The system aims to deliver critical patches for Safari and system libraries without a full software update, replacing the older Rapid Security Response system.
Anthropic has released Claude Code 2.1.0, a major update packed with over 1,000 commits. The release targets power users building autonomous AI agents and complex workflows, adding features like agent lifecycle hooks and session teleportation. It comes as developers on X are praising the tool, with
Bitfarms has completed its strategic exit from Latin America by selling its 70MW energy site in Paraguay for $30 million. The company is now focusing 100% on high-performance computing and AI data centers in the US and Canada.
Apple is using on-device AI to reduce the friction of creating tasks. The new feature in Reminders scans selected text for actions and dates, promising to save time. But it has some significant hardware and language limitations.
At CES, Dell’s head of product admitted the company shifted its marketing away from an “AI-first” message. He said consumers aren’t buying based on AI and that the term probably confuses them more than it helps.
Logitech’s configuration software for Mac broke after the company let a critical security certificate expire. The company has released a manual patch, calling the oversight an “inexcusable mistake.”
Lenovo has introduced a new internal design called “Space Frame” for its latest ThinkPad X1 laptops. The redesign aims to improve cooling and repairability, and the new models are also among the first Copilot+ PCs with Intel’s new Core Ultra X Series 3 chips.
Meta has hit pause on the global rollout of its Ray-Ban Display smart glasses. The company cited overwhelming demand and limited inventory, pushing waitlists into 2026. International customers will have to keep waiting indefinitely.
According to XDA-Developers, HexOS launched in November 2024 and has undergone a year of rapid development throughout 2025. It’s a $199 NAS operating system based on TrueNAS Scale, developed in partnership with iXsystems, with a price hike to $299 expected after its early-access period. The platform
Microsoft’s latest campaign tries to stop Chrome downloads by promoting Edge as more secure. But a new Windows 11 gaming ad accidentally features Google Chrome pinned prominently on the taskbar, undermining its own message. It’s an awkward mistake in a long-running browser war where Chrome holds 75%
