Apple’s iOS 26.3 Beta Arrives Right After 26.2
Apple is pushing out new beta updates at a rapid pace. The iOS 26.3 and iPadOS 26.3 betas are now available to developers for testing, following closely behind the 26.2 releases.
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Sapphire Rep Says Don’t Panic Buy DRAM, Market Stabilizes Soon
In a new interview, Sapphire’s Edward Crisler urges gamers to relax and avoid panic-buying components. He predicts the current DRAM shortage and price uncertainty will begin to stabilize within six to eight months.
Jellyfin Desktop 2.0 Arrives with a New Name and Big Upgrades
Jellyfin’s official desktop app has been completely revamped and renamed. The new Jellyfin Desktop 2.0 brings under-the-hood improvements and new features like multi-profile support. It’s a fresh start that requires reconfiguring your settings.
Vicor’s new eBook pushes engineers to make the 48V power jump
Power module maker Vicor has released a detailed eBook aimed at system designers. The guide tackles the move from 12V to 48V power architectures to boost performance in demanding applications.
AI Funding Boom Hits Everything From One-Person Startups to Security
AI funding is pouring into every layer of the tech stack, from startups aiming to enable one-person billion-dollar companies to real-time media generators. The common thread is a shift from AI as a productivity tool to AI as an autonomous operator.
Pornhub, SoundCloud, OpenAI caught in major analytics hack
A hacking group is trying to extort Pornhub after a breach at analytics provider Mixpanel exposed premium user data. The incident also affected SoundCloud and OpenAI, highlighting the massive risk of third-party data collection.
I Finally Ditched Windows File Explorer. Here’s What Happened.
According to XDA-Developers, the author permanently switched from the decades-old Windows File Explorer to a modern, free alternative named OneCommander. The switch was triggered by long-standing annoyances and a final crash, leading to a noticeable improvement in file management speed and workflow
Netflix Just Bought Warner Bros. For a Wild New Future
Netflix is making a monumental play for Hollywood’s future by acquiring Warner Bros. This isn’t just buying a studio; it’s a complete rethinking of how we get our movies and shows. The entire entertainment industry just got put on notice.
The NextGen Family Office Talent War Is Here
A new report from IMD reveals a major shift in family office hiring. The next generation wants impact investing and tech innovation, creating a severe shortage of qualified professionals.
Google’s Disco Browser Turns Your Tab Chaos Into AI Apps
Google has announced Disco, an experimental AI-powered browser. Its key feature, GenTabs, processes your open tabs and chat history to automatically create interactive web applications for tasks like trip planning.