AI Agents Are Being Deployed Before Anyone Agrees on What They're Allowed to Do
Companies are racing to ship autonomous AI agents into real workflows, and the guardrail conversation is happening well behind the finish line.
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Browser Extensions Are Spyware Now, and Chrome's Fix Is Half-Measures
Manifest V3 was supposed to clean up Chrome's extension ecosystem. Two years in, the rot is structural.
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Anker's MagGo Qi2 Charging Station Is Boring in All the Right Ways
After years of overengineered wireless chargers, Anker's MagGo 3-in-1 Qi2 station does the one thing most competitors forgot: it just works.
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The Galaxy Watch 8 Classic Has a Rotating Bezel and Samsung Hopes You've Forgotten Why That Matters
Samsung brought back the rotating bezel on the Watch 8 Classic. After two years without it, the question is whether the hardware still earns its premium.
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AI Agents Are Shipping Faster Than Anyone Knows What to Do With Them
Every major AI lab is racing to deploy autonomous agents. The infrastructure to manage them responsibly is nowhere close to ready.
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The Browser Is Eating the Operating System, and Chrome Is Winning by Default
The OS used to be where computing happened. Now it's mostly just a container for Chrome - and that shift has real consequences.
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Anker's MagGo Qi2 Stand Is Almost Annoyingly Good
Anker's MagGo Qi2 charging stand does nothing flashy - and that's precisely why it's the one to buy.
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The iPad Mini Is Still the Best Tablet Nobody Recommends
Apple keeps the iPad mini alive without ever explaining who it's for - which is a shame, because the answer is obvious.
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Context Windows Got Huge and Nobody Knows What to Do With Them
Million-token context windows were supposed to change everything. In practice, most AI products ignore them entirely.
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The Browser Is Eating the Operating System, One Permission at a Time
Chrome and Edge aren't just browsers anymore - they're quietly becoming the platform layer your OS used to own.
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Apple's Journal App Had One Job, and It's Still Not Doing It
Apple Journal launched with quiet fanfare and a simple promise. A year and a half later, it still feels like a checkbox feature.
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