Destination

2026-07-29

DoorDash unveils its own drone delivery service after FAA approval

The company developed the DoorDash Air drones in-house. [...]

Destination

2026-07-29

Google will let Mac users talk to Gemini simply by pressing the 'fn' key

Users only have to long-press the 'fn' key on the bottom left corner of their keyboard to talk to Gemini on Mac. [...]

Destination

2026-07-29

What happens when you put AI to work deciphering lost languages?

AI is fantastic at spotting patterns, but human insight is the key. [...]

Destination

2026-07-29

Updating your app might not keep you safe: How outdated OpenVPN code leaves VPNs exposed

Our audit of Windows VPNs uncovers a graveyard of old OpenVPN configurations, with more than 50% of apps using versions over a year old. [...]

Destination

2026-07-29

Agentic security doesn't need a whole new definition – you just need to reframe what you already know

Security leaders are being forced to rethink identity, permissions and monitoring for AI agents – but they only need to reframe everything they already know. [...]

qz

2026-07-29

The best high-end dishwashers, according to Consumer Reports

A premium dishwasher should never leave dishes wet or spotted. Consumer Reports tested high-end dishwashers for quiet, thorough cleaning [...]

qz

2026-07-29

The best range hoods for improving your kitchen's air quality: Consumer Reports

A weak range hood leaves cooking smoke and odors lingering for hours. Consumer Reports tested hoods for airflow, noise and lighting [...]

thenextweb

2026-07-29

eBay sent them a bloody pig mask. Now it owes $56m, and no NDA.

The most disturbing corporate harassment campaign in recent tech history has a price. eBay and three of its former executives will pay nearly $56m to the couple they set out to destroy for writing a critical newsletter. David and Ina Steiner of Natick, Massachusetts, run EcommerceBytes, a small newsletter that covers online selling. In 2019, […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]

thenextweb

2026-07-29

The AI coding fight just moved from the model to the harness

The most expensive part of AI coding is no longer the model. It is the software wrapped around it, and enterprises have started to notice. The immediate fight is over price. Cursor, the AI coding tool SpaceX has agreed to buy for $60bn, moved most customers to usage-based billing last year. The renewal bills are […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]