We're excited to announce the availability of the Visual Studio 2026 November update. This release marks the beginning of a new era for Visual Studio with deep platform integration of AI, stronger ...

Scala plugin 2026.3 is here! This release brings more accurate Scala 3 code analysis, substantially reworked Twirl support for Play Framework developers, and more efficient compiler-based highlighting ...

Last time, I posted an article about developing DrivingTimeLogger using generative AI as an app to resolve operational ...

Linux has no monopoly on open source. Windows users have access to a huge selection of free applications. Here are more of my ...

How to use litert-community/Spark-X2.6-1.7B with LiteRT-LM: # LiteRT-LM runs on various platforms (Android, iOS, Windows, Linux, macOS, IoT, Web/WASM) # and supports ...

At the end of September, I made an app that calculates calories and salt content when you take a picture of your meal.It is ...

Android Studio now accepts any of 40-plus AI coding agents through Google’s open Agent Client Protocol, ending Gemini-only lock-in. Developers can now use Claude, Codex, or any ACP-compatible agent.

Google’s Android Studio now supports over 40 AI coding agents, including Claude and Codex, while new tools promise faster debugging and reviews.

Meta today announced the release of Muse Spark Open, which it says is the "most capable U.S. open-weight model to date." Meta worked with Apple to bring Muse Spark Open to the Mac, and the model can ...

As a long-time appreciator of advanced Android efficiency, I love me a good widget. A well-designed Android widget can surface important info for you when and where you need it — without forcing you ...

As part of a collection of updates to the Play Store, Google has announced that it will allow anyone who vibe codes an Android app to distribute it through the Play Store with just a Google account.

Blueprint loads your wallpapers from a JSON file: a small text file that lists each wallpaper's name, image link and other details. You upload the file somewhere ...