2026-06-30

Download iOS 26.5.2 Now for a Smorgasbord of Security Fixes

This update includes a patch for a vulnerability found with the help of Anthropic's Claude AI model, which has been in the news for its cybersecurity implications. [...]

2026-06-30

Control Resonant's ray tracing is a heavy demand on the RTX 5090 — but it's an absolute delight to the eyes

I played Control Resonant for two hours on an RTX 5090 with high ray tracing, and it's easily one of 2026's best-looking games. [...]

2026-06-30

A Korean student designed the perfect WFH desk for small apartments, and I hope Samsung now teams up with him

A Korean student's DuoShift desk uses one physical motion to separate work and home life, replacing software-based focus solutions entirely. [...]

2026-06-30

What is an AI agent builder? And why should businesses consider using it?

A plain-English guide to what AI agent builders are, how they work, and why more businesses are turning to them to automate real work, not just chat. [...]

2026-06-30

20 things to do after a career setback, before you do anything else

Career setbacks are more common than the highlight reels of LinkedIn suggest, and the people who recover well share specific, learnable strategies — not just resilience as a personality trait [...]

2026-06-30

25 ways technology has changed the nature of work since 1990

From fax machines to AI assistants, a look at the tools and shifts that redefined how, where, and when people work [...]

2026-06-30

Google releases Nano Banana 2 Lite, its fastest and cheapest AI image generator yet

Google on Tuesday released Nano Banana 2 Lite, the fastest and cheapest model in its Nano Banana family of AI image generators. The model produces images in four seconds and costs under four cents per thousand images, making it the company’s most aggressive play yet for developers who need to generate visuals at scale. It […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]

2026-06-30

Clicks shows off its BlackBerry-inspired Communicator phone in new hands-on video

Clicks Technology released a video on Tuesday showing the pre-production hardware and internal software of its Communicator, a $499 smartphone with a physical keyboard that is the closest thing to a new BlackBerry anyone has built in years. The phone was first unveiled at CES in January and is scheduled to ship in the fourth […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]

2026-06-30

The captive portal economy: how hotel WiFi sign-in pages became both a security vector and a hidden ad channel

Last month I checked into a hotel for a conference. Open laptop. Click WiFi. Hotel network. The familiar splash screen appears: enter your room number, your last name, accept the terms. Standard. What’s no longer standard is what’s running behind that splash screen. The captive portal, that login page you see before you can actually […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]