The iPad's Calculator App Proves Apple Has Forgotten What iPads Are For
Apple finally gave the iPad a calculator in 2024. The result reveals more about the product's identity crisis than any spec sheet could.
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AI Agents Are Being Sold as Finished Products. They're Not.
The gap between how AI agents are marketed and what they actually do in production is wider than most vendors want to admit.
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The Browser Is Eating the Operating System, and Chrome OS Called It First
A decade ago, Chrome OS looked like a joke. Now every major OS is quietly becoming what Google built.
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Apple's Journal App Had One Job, and It's Still Not Doing It
Apple Journal had over a year to become the default reflective writing app. It's still not earning that spot.
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The Apple Watch Ultra 3 Battery Life Is Impressive Until You Use It Like an Ultra
The Apple Watch Ultra 3 promises 72 hours of battery life. That number deserves a lot of asterisks.
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AI Agents Are Being Sold as Finished Products. They Aren't.
The gap between how AI agents are marketed and how they actually perform in production is becoming impossible to ignore.
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The Browser Is Eating the Operating System, and Chrome OS Called It First
A decade after Chrome OS was mocked as a glorified browser, the rest of computing has quietly moved to prove it right.
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Apple Intelligence Still Feels Like a Beta Product, and It's Been a Year
A year into Apple Intelligence, the features that were supposed to change everything are mostly just... there.
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The Galaxy Watch Ultra Is Beautiful Hardware in Search of a Reason to Exist
Samsung built its best smartwatch yet. It's also the clearest sign that the smartwatch category has nowhere left to go.
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AI Agents Are Being Deployed Before Anyone Knows How to Supervise Them
Companies are shipping autonomous AI agents into production workflows while the tools to audit what they actually did barely exist.
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Browser Extensions Are a Security Hole You Invited In
The browser extension ecosystem is effectively unpoliced, and most users have no idea what they've already handed over.
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