Mary Meeker's latest tech trend report drops a comprehensive look at AI's meteoric rise. Packed with data, charts, and provocative comparisons, the report offers a snapshot of a technology that's reshaping industries at lightning speed.
In the rapidly evolving world of AI development, another tool promises to turn the messy dream of automated coding into a practical reality. Leap emerges as a full-stack AI developer agent that wants to do more than just generate flashy code snippets.
Artificial intelligence is transforming the workplace faster than anyone expected. As tech leaders make bold claims about AI's potential, white-collar workers are left wondering about their future.
In the world of hardware hacking, age is just a number. One 16-year-old developer is proving that groundbreaking technology knows no age limits, crafting a flexible FPGA board that reimagines the Raspberry Pi Zero's potential.
In the world of high-performance web crawling, Java's virtual threads promise lightning-fast processing with minimal overhead. But as developers are discovering, this technological marvel comes with a hidden catch that could turn your memory management into a high-stakes balancing act.
Anthropic's latest voice feature for Claude is turning heads in the tech community, sparking a mix of excitement and critique. The new voice interface promises to revolutionize how we interact with AI, but early users are finding it's not quite a smooth landing.
In a landscape dominated by online shopping, Micro Center's new Silicon Valley store signals a surprising return to brick-and-mortar tech retail. The opening brings a wave of excitement for hardware enthusiasts and computer builders who've missed hands-on shopping experiences.
In quiet spaces where silence is golden, your iPhone might just be the uninvited noise-maker. A new app called Smart Silence wants to change that, offering a personalized way to keep your digital life respectfully muted.
A new scripting language promises to make .NET development feel more like Python — without losing the power of the underlying platform. W++ emerges as a lightweight tool for developers seeking a more expressive way to script in the .NET world.
