Archify, an open-source AI agent, generates searchable HTML architecture diagrams from a sentence and tops GitHub Trending. Its creator, a self-taught developer with a community-college degree, tells how open source became his second resume.
SSPai's community weekly highlights real user experiences with AI call features, including a hearing-impaired user's story, and a budget magnetic USB-C adapter with flagship specs.
Microsoft has discovered TerminalFix, a malicious campaign that tricks users into running PowerShell commands via fake CAPTCHAs, deploying a backdoor that tunnels into internal networks.
New 9to5Mac podcasts explore enterprise AI's human side and Apple's bug bounty program overhaul.
Apple's discontinued Touch Bar is being repurposed by developers to monitor AI agents, giving the once-criticized hardware a second chance in the AI era.
Dyson has launched the CameraJet, a camera-equipped electric toothbrush that uses AI-guided mouthwash jets to floss between teeth while brushing. The premium device, priced around $500 in the U.S., went on sale Tuesday.
DataAgent raises $10M for AI that repairs Kubernetes faults in place, cutting observability costs.
Google is rolling out new Gemini features including real-time translation and Spark shortcuts, per Android Authority.
NPR reports that a GE Appliances plant in Georgia uses AI-powered cameras and sensors to cut defects and costs, helping it compete with overseas factories.
Anthropic announced a permanent 25% quota increase for Claude Code, but it replaces a temporary 50% boost, leaving users with 17% less. OpenAI reset Codex quotas and fixed background bugs.
Teleport CEO argues in a TechRadar article that legacy identity systems are failing as AI agents enter production, urging a zero-anonymity model with hardware-rooted identities.
Apple, Samsung, Huawei and others updated official refurbished channels for 2026 back-to-school, adding new models and adjusting prices.
Dali announces its colorful Basik Sub subwoofer, priced at $800/£429/€500, to add low-end punch to budget Rubik and Sonik 1 speakers.
VAST raises ~¥3B for AI 3D, Violoop closes nine-figure round, and compute-in-memory chips move to mass production, per Leiphone.
MediaTek shares surged 10% after Nvidia's $3.5 billion investment and partnership, boosting its data center ambitions in the AI chip market.
Hugging Face's new duck robot, Microduck, sold over 10,000 units in days, driven by a Chinese Rockchip processor with ARM tech, highlighting global supply chain ties.
Roland's FP-40 digital piano features built-in Wi-Fi for its new Piano Sphere teaching app, enabling real-time feedback, automatic updates, and improved connectivity.
Researchers discovered that electrically charged water droplets, even with tiny charges, can degrade protective coatings and corrode underlying metals like copper, potentially affecting cars and structures such as the Eiffel Tower.
Biren Technology's H1 revenue surged nearly 20-fold as losses narrowed sharply, signaling accelerated commercialization of its domestic GPUs.
Kuaizi.ai launches KP, a unified value unit and wallet for video-commerce AI, simplifying multi-model cost management.
UK shop prices rose at the fastest pace in two years in August as higher energy costs and AI chip demand pushed up food and technology prices.
Three major AI releases converge on September 1: Fudan's Life Operators for multi-scale life modeling, Tsinghua AIR's self-evolving embodied model Zeva, and Ropedia's HOMIE Gen2 for capturing human experience.
Seoul will deploy 6,800 personnel to manage crowds and emergencies at this week's International Fireworks Festival, which is expected to draw 1 million visitors along the Han River.
Leiphone reports: TUM's Ziyue Li and a new Li Fei-Fei/Wu Jiajun paper both tackle AI's gap between benchmark success and real-world deployment.