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Yes, these new MacBook Pros thoughtfully integrate touch support. It’s just not that huge a deal—not yet, anyhow.
CTO Kevin Scott, AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman, and other top execs share how an accelerator, code generation, and bespoke models and agents are...
Foursquare’s Swarm has slowed way down, but it still has a pulse. I’m hoping the recently acquired app lives on.
Doppler Labs folded before it could revolutionize hearing. Then its ideas came to life one by one in Apple’s AirPods and their rivals.
Two very different companies worked together to make Meta’s Muse Spark Open LLM run well on Mac Studio hardware.
This Google lab is making quiet, collaborative progress on fronts from quantum computing to understanding how fruit flies think.
OpenAI’s Dots and other agents don’t just respond to your prompts. They actively figure out how to help you get stuff done.
These companies are creating immersive new experiences for product designers, museums, and medical professionals treating some of the world’s most...
Xteink’s e-readers are so small you might forget you stuck one in your pocket. A free alternative operating system unlocks their true potential.
John Ternus’s first Apple event featured a strikingly new iPhone—and hints at where he wants to take the whole company in the AI age.
Apple’s new CEO may never lead the company into the post-smartphone era—and that’s just fine.
The man who gave us ‘FarmVille’ has a new book informed by his long career’s successes—but also an early failure he’s still learning from.
Divine is rekindling the quirky humanity of the long-gone fan-favorite short-video service Vine—but in a decentralized form designed to remain...
Tiny plastic smartphone keys have never gone away—and Clicks’ Power Keyboard is the best thing to happen to them in years.
Even OpenAI and Anthropic don’t understand the magic they created well enough to anticipate the trouble it may cause.
X, formerly Google X and the most ambitious innovation lab of our time, isn’t content just to watch its hits like Waymo and Wing take off. An...
In data centers, like everywhere else, cables are a hassle. So the AI chip giant’s new platform reduces 50 or 60 of them down to 2.
After seven years of iteration, a Galaxy Z Fold is just a flagship phone that unfolds—not a weird category unto itself.
As Siri AI’s public beta arrives, the whole category it’s entering has plenty of rough edges and unanswered questions.
Thanks to RAMageddon, new devices are getting pricier for the first time in years. Sticking with what you’ve got just became more attractive.
The company rolled out a biology-centric version of Claude and hosted surprisingly forthright conversations about AI and science.
Runway’s program of 10 AI-generated short films shows the medium has come far enough to be taken seriously.
Agentic AI can make life—and work—easier. You know this. But are you doing anything about it? Time to get off the sidelines and into the game.
The soon-to-be arm of Fox spent its early years in search of a business. Then a twist of fate turned it into streaming’s quiet giant.
After years of patient experimentation, the Snapchat maker is getting ready to ship Specs, an ambitious computer for your face.
After two embarrassing years in limbo, Siri is looking good. And Apple Intelligence finally seems poised for additional progress.
The trust management platform’s new agent is designed to reveal what’s really going on inside organizations as workers turn into builders.
Writers keep embarrassing themselves by misusing algorithmic assistance This is how I try to stay out of trouble—and even improve the end product.
Google DeepMind’s CEO expects AGI to arrive by 2030. But even before it’s here, there are opportunities to seize and dangers to confront.
The technology is both a threat and an opportunity, says CEO Matt Garman. To confront it, cloud computing’s pioneer is calling on old skills and new...
It does things Siri can’t. It’s way safer than OpenClaw. And it all happens in your messaging app.
Fast Company’s Harry McCracken and Jared Newman take you on a guided tour of the new AI tools that are making their work lives easier.
The early search engine had a beloved brand and prescient goals. Then it trashed them—right before they might really have gone places.
As a business, Donald Trump’s personal social network is insignificant. But it’s a potent tool for capturing the world’s attention.
His startup Tools for Humanity’s World AI proof-of-human technology just got some big partners. But it also faces daunting challenges.
John Ternus’s leadership has already given us some of Apple’s best devices ever. But the company could use a reboot when it comes to software.
At first, I wasn’t positive I could make it work. Then I did. Now I can’t imagine life without it.
A decade ago, Hassabis’s lifelong enduring love of play and AI led to AlphaGo beating the world’s deepest board game. The lessons still drive his...
Maybe LLMs will beat humanity at everything someday. But they’re adept at exploiting software vulnerabilities right now—and we can’t wait for fixes.
This new app lets human beings weave together worthwhile stuff from across the internet, in a way that’s uniquely rewarding—and sometimes even...
I’m not embarrassed to admit I liked OpenAI’s synthetic video social network. But I understand why it’s going bye-bye.
The true story of how Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and other bright young tech hobbyists of the 1970s joined forces to ignite a revolution.
Under Pichai, the company that invented modern AI is finally winning the race to deploy it—and making ‘AI everywhere’ a business reality.
Reddit isn’t just striking deals with AI behemoths like OpenAI and Google. It’s smartly using AI technology itself to serve users and marketers.
Bluesky is getting a new CEO, but I hope the bigger dream that gave us the company in the first place remains intact.
Apple’s long-awaited laptop is even cheaper than the pundits expected, and still feels like a Mac.
The MacBook Neo’s $599 price is notable, but hardly unprecedented.
Instead of falling victim to the technology, software’s established players have every shot at leveraging it to their own advantage.
The nearly 100-year-old FCC mandate has never felt more behind the times.
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