The most radical startup of the year might have exactly one employee. Armed with AI agents that write code, answer support tickets, and run ad campaigns, solo founders are doing the work that used to require a dozen hires —…
There is a keyboard shortcut quietly taking over software: press Ctrl+K (or Cmd+K on a Mac) and a little command bar appears, ready to do almost anything. Search files, run commands, insert emoji, message a colleague — the palette has…
We wore five of the season’s most-hyped wearables for a week straight — sleeping, running, and doomscrolling in all of them — to answer one simple question: which one deserves your wrist? The short answer is that battery life, not…
For years, the smartest software lived somewhere else — in a distant data center, reachable only with a good connection and a little luck. That era is ending. The most interesting AI of the next two years won’t run in…
Something unusual is happening in venture capital: the checks are getting smaller, but they are being written faster. Seed rounds for AI startups now close in days, not months, as investors race to back small teams with big ideas about…
For years, the browser tab was the new desktop. Everything lived in the cloud, and native apps were declared dead — relics of a slower, heavier computing age. But look closely at the most beloved software of the past two…
Remember when folding phones were fragile novelties? That era is over. This year’s crop of foldables finally feels like finished products: creases you have to hunt for, hinges that shrug off dust, and batteries that survive a full day of…
For a decade, the story of artificial intelligence was told in parameters — bigger models, bigger datasets, bigger promises. But a quieter shift is now underway: the race is no longer just about scale, it is about reasoning. Labs are…