Flutter Decouples Material and Cupertino from Core Framework
Flutter is moving Material and Cupertino libraries to independent packages. Learn how this decoupling affects your apps and the future of the ecosystem.
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React Native 0.85: Layout Animations and Performance Upgrades
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Anthropic Moves to Pay-As-You-Go Model for OpenClaw and Third-Party Tools
Anthropic ends support for OpenClaw in Claude Pro plans, moving to a pay-as-you-go model. Learn about credits and how this affects third-party tool usage.
Amazon to End Store Support for Older Kindle Devices
Older Kindle models lose store access on May 20. Learn how this affects your device, book downloads, and Amazon account login after the deadline.
Microsoft Suspends Major Open-Source Developer Accounts
Microsoft suspends open-source developer accounts for WireGuard, VeraCrypt, and more due to missed Windows Hardware Compatibility Program deadlines.
Is Adam Back the Real Satoshi Nakamoto? Investigative Journalist Thinks So
Journalist John Carreyrou links Adam Back to Bitcoin's creation, citing his Hashcash invention. Back denies being Satoshi Nakamoto.
Anthropic Partners with Tech Giants for AI Security Initiative Project Glasswing
Anthropic joins Apple, Google, and NVIDIA for Project Glasswing, using the new Mythos AI to find zero-day vulnerabilities in OS and browsers.
macOS Kernel Bug Blocks TCP Connections After 49 Days of Uptime
A macOS kernel bug blocks new TCP connections after 49 days of uptime due to a 32-bit counter overflow. Learn why your Mac might lose internet access.
NASA Breaks Record for Longest-Distance Email with Artemis II Mission
Artemis II sets a new world record for the furthest person-to-person email ever sent, reaching astronauts 406,771 km away from Earth.
Linux Kernel to Drop Support for Historic Intel 486 Processor
Linux Kernel 7.1 is set to drop support for the historic Intel 486 processor to improve project development and remove technical debt from the code.
Overreliance on AI May Impair Logical Thinking Skills
A University of Pennsylvania study reveals that 73% of people accept wrong AI answers, a phenomenon called cognitive surrender that impairs logical thinking.