At the start of May, OpenAI released a playful feature inside its Codex desktop app for creating a virtual pet. This silly ...

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The podcast sector suddenly may have a big new player: Amazon‘s Alexa+ AI-powered voice assistant. Alexa has been answering billions of users’ queries since it was first released in 2014. Now Amazon ...

Google on Tuesday unveiled a new “Create My Widget” feature for Android that allows users to vibe-code their own custom widgets. The feature will first launch on the latest Samsung Galaxy and Google ...

When iOS 27 is released later this year, iPhone users will reportedly have a lot of choice when it comes to which AI models they want to use on-device. A new report from Bloomberg says that Apple ...

Microsoft is increasingly treating Claude as a first-class option across dev tooling and AI products. For one prominent example of that trend, Microsoft's Visual Studio Code editor is extending Claude ...

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When Amazon debuted the Echo in 2014, it did so judiciously –- initially releasing only 80,000 of the devices to advance-ordering customers. There seemed to be no need to fret, because by 2016, 8 ...

Alexa Rice didn’t inherit her grandmother’s beauty business. But she inherited her savvy – and from her Gold Coast apartment, the millennial entrepreneur is building Beech Beauty one shiny lip gloss ...

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Scroll through any successful creator’s content, and one thing becomes obvious almost instantly. You can recognize their videos without seeing their name. The colors feel familiar. The framing looks ...

In early April 2026, social media users began claiming that U.S. President Donald Trump had plans to build his White House ballroom with $37 million worth of steel from Luxembourg. The Times cited ...