The Galaxy Watch Ultra Is a Tool Pretending to Be a Watch
Samsung's burliest smartwatch has the specs to back up its attitude - but the software keeps getting in the way.
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Samsung's burliest smartwatch has the specs to back up its attitude - but the software keeps getting in the way.
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Enterprise AI agents are running in production workflows right now, with no shared standard for what they can touch, decide, or undo.
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Apple and Google both bet that frictionless micro-apps would change how we interact with software. They were wrong, and it's instructive.
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Multi-device wireless chargers have been a mess of compromises for years. Anker's MagGo 3-in-1 finally isn't.
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Apple keeps adding pro features to iPadOS without committing to what the iPad actually is. That ambiguity has a cost.
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Every major AI lab is racing to release autonomous agents, and the benchmarks used to judge them are already obsolete.
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Chrome and Edge now do things that used to require native apps. The OS underneath is becoming a formality.
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Two years in, Apple's Journal app remains a curiosity rather than a tool - polished on the surface, hollow underneath.
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Samsung finally built a watch that doesn't apologize for itself. It's just a shame about the software.
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Every major AI lab is racing to deploy autonomous agents. The gap between what they can do and what we can verify is growing fast.
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Electron apps were supposed to be a stopgap. Instead, they quietly became the new normal - and the browser won by default.
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