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Apple's iOS 27 public beta arrives with Siri AI, faster app launches, and more
Posted on Tuesday July 14, 2026
Users can now preview this year's new Apple features, including AI enhancements for Siri, through the company's beta software program. However, due to RAM requirements, some AI features remain limited to the latest iPhone and iPad models.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Zimbra patched a flaw that let hackers hijack accounts just by sending an email
Posted on Monday July 13, 2026
Zimbra owner Synacor has released a new version of its collaboration software, and users should install the update as soon as they can. Zimbra "Daffodil" 10.1.19 includes a fix for a stored cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability that could be exploited to compromise customers' machines through Zimbra's Classic Web Client.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
This GE Appliances plant couldn't keep workers until it built an app, like an Uber for factory work
Posted on Monday July 13, 2026
The employees log in to an app and choose when to work, signing up for four-hour blocks that fit their schedules. In a typical week, roughly half the pool – around 450 workers – pick up shifts, averaging about 24 hours.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Firefox is switching to a faster release schedule, just like Chrome and Edge
Posted on Monday July 13, 2026
Mozilla Director Sylvestre Ledru confirmed that Firefox will soon adopt a faster release cadence, but said the accelerated release schedule should be considered an "experiment" for now. The final monthly release will be Firefox 154, which is currently scheduled for August 18. After that, Firefox 155 will arrive on September...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Apple is reportedly skipping M6 Pro, Max, and Ultra chips to fast-track AI-focused M7 Macs
Posted on Monday July 13, 2026
This fall's Macs are still expected to debut with a base M6 chip. Under Apple's traditional release pattern, that chip would be followed by M6 Pro and M6 Max variants for higher-end laptops, along with an M6 Ultra for desktop-class machines.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
SK Hynix predicts memory crunch will peak in 2027 and continue through 2030
Posted on Monday July 13, 2026
Speaking with the publication, Noh-Jung said SK Hynix is doing their best to solve the problem but acknowledged it'll be an uphill battle. "Our customer demand continues to go up, while our capacity has limitations," he said. With no slowdown excepted on the AI front anytime soon, demand for memory...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Claude's new Reflect feature is Spotify Wrapped for your AI habits
Posted on Monday July 13, 2026
Claude now has its own take on SpotifyWrapped, only instead of exposing your questionable music taste, Reflect shows how you use AI. The beta dashboard summarizes up to 12 months of topics, activity patterns, and common tasks. Check out Reflect using the the Claude desktop app for Windows or macOS.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
New York hospital replaces 12 nurses with AI, prompting warnings over patient care dangers
Posted on Monday July 13, 2026
According to the New York State Nurses Association (NYSNA), the layoffs, made by the Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, were a direct result of the AI-powered software provided by Datavant. Montefiore described it as a nonclinical program that helps facilitate the paperwork process.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
PeaZip 11.2.0 brings quality-of-life improvements across the app
Posted on Monday July 13, 2026
PeaZip adds a new F12 function picker, better keyboard shortcuts, smoother drag-and-drop, and improved file manager auto-refresh. The release also expands support to 243 file extensions, including ZIM files used for Wikipedia data dumps.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
TSMC posts blowout $39 billion quarter, raising the same old AI question: is this sustainable?
Posted on Monday July 13, 2026
TSMC sits at the center of that buildout. The company manufactures many of the world's most advanced chips used in AI data centers, including processors designed by Nvidia and Apple. As tech companies race to expand their data center capacity, demand for those chips has remained robust.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »