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Google Tells Android Developers Their Adaptive Apps Are Most of the Way to Googlebook
Android developers who already built their apps to resize for tablets and foldables have most of the work done for Googlebook, Google's new line of Android laptops. That was the...
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Task Manager’s Creator Used Claude Code to Build a Cross-Platform Successor
Dave Plummer wrote the original Windows Task Manager at Microsoft three decades ago. His new take on it, TMOG, short for Task Manager OG, runs natively on Windows, macOS and Lin...
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Android 17 Stops Background Tabs and Apps From Blasting Surprise Audio
Few things on a phone are as annoying as audio that starts on its own from a tab or app you left minutes ago. Android 17 puts a stop to it with a system-wide change Google calls...
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How iOS 27 Changes on the iPhone Duo: Side Rail, Split Screen and Pose-Triggered Photos
The iPhone Duo runs iOS 27, but not the version on any other iPhone. Apple rebuilt the layout of its $1,999 foldable around the hinge: the dock moves from the bottom of the scre...
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Rune Raises $40M to Run GPUs on Solar Power That Farms Would Otherwise Waste
San Francisco startup Rune has come out with RELIC, a modular compute unit that plugs straight into operating solar farms and runs GPUs on electricity those farms would otherwis...
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At 30, KDE Hears a Pitch to Rebuild Plasma Around a Personal AI Model
KDE is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, and one of the talks on the program at its Akademy conference in Graz, Austria, argued that Plasma should become an "AI-native...
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GitHub Used Copilot Agents to Port Copilot’s Runtime to 800,000 Lines of Rust
The agent runtime behind GitHub Copilot is now written entirely in Rust, and AI agents did most of the porting. Over about 14.5 weeks, the project turned roughly 430,000 lines o...
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Linux Kernel Rules for AI Coding Tools Put Every Patch on a Human
The Linux kernel now has formal written rules for developers who use AI coding assistants, and the core message is that a person, not a model, answers for every patch. The guida...
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AI Now Writes Half the Code for Many Developers, and the Cleanup Bill Is Growing
AI coding tools have delivered on raw output, but the cleanup is showing up in review queues and maintenance work. BairesDev's Q3 2026 Dev Barometer, fielded in August among 705...
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DoorDash Built a Multi-Agent LLM System to Clean Up Stale Feature Flags
DoorDash has built a multi-agent LLM system to clean up stale feature flags, and in a test on 50 of them it produced usable pull requests for 45, averaging 13.8 minutes and $4.7...
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How Buildpacks Help Platform Teams Enforce Container Security Across a Fleet
Container security standards often break down not because companies lack scanners or policies, but because every service builds its images a little differently. A...
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Sunil Pai on the ‘Senior Engineer Death Spiral’ and Why Dropping a Level Helps
A friend who had just landed a very senior, well-paid role asked engineer Sunil Pai how to handle 60- to 80-hour weeks and get promoted. Pai's answer, which he wrote up as "...
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Milestone CEO: AI Code Shifts Engineers’ Work to Review, Delegation and Measuring Outcomes
AI agents can now take a specification, work inside an existing codebase and hand back an implementation before an engineer has typed much at all. In...
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Msty Studio Puts Side-by-Side LLM Comparisons in One Desktop Window
Comparing AI models usually means three browser tabs, the same prompt pasted into each and a lot of switching back and forth. Msty Studio, a desktop workspace from CloudStack, p...
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Microsoft Makes Rust a Tier-1 Internal Language and Wires It Into MSVC
Rust is now a tier-1 language inside Microsoft, alongside C++, C# and TypeScript. "Rust now is a Tier One language at Microsoft, and that just means that it sits among C++, C# a...
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