Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says people familiar with the department describe Ternus working hands-on in the design studio several times a week.
TestingCatalog reports that the prompt says users can turn off voice-data sharing or delete the data in settings.
A user turns the mountain's name into a pun on 'total addressable market.'
The poster shares the video link with the caption “Vibecoding with cheap chinese AI model.”
Techmeme highlights a More Than Moore Q&A with OpenAI hardware VP Richard Ho about using internal models to design the chip.
A user argues that Musk’s original role as a Tesla investor should not be applied to SpaceX, which they say he started.
Engadget suggests running calls over local networks instead, but says to consider the downsides first.
Engadget warns that this could happen unless you pay attention.
A user says the photos would have been wonderful if the people behind them hadn’t come out distorted.
9to5Toys described the early fall Prime Day offer as the best price in months for almost all M5 MacBook Air models.
Its creator says the calculators work without an internet connection.
Engadget describes Motion Assist as Google's answer to Apple's Vehicle Motion Cues.
Techmeme describes a Wall Street Journal profile of Wang, calling him Meta’s first senior executive from Gen Z.
9to5Toys called it one of the best prices ever and listed a regular price of $249.
Tech in Asia says Grab bought Atome’s lending engine after spending US$1.2 billion learning how hard credit is.
PCMag recommends Linux Mint for people who can't upgrade to Windows 11 or don't like what they've seen of it.
PCMag presents its password advice as an alternative to sticky notes and password resets.
BGR counts some Japan-only consoles among Nintendo's most unusual hardware releases.
PCMag jokes about trading a smooth-running computer for ransomware skulls, free USB drives and early-computing chaos.
PCMag says Americans were by far the most cynical in 2022, but the rest of the world is catching up.
