Chrome 153/154 bring AI-agent JS execution controls, source inspection, and trace recording to DevTools. Full breakdown of the October 2026 update.

Most artists reach for a paintbrush, pen, or pencil when creating art on paper. However, London-based artist James Cook uses something much more unusual: a vintage typewriter. One of his most popular ...

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OpenAI has launched Computer History, a ChatGPT feature that records clicks, keystrokes, keyboard shortcuts and app switches on macOS to build a searchable memory. The memory files are stored locally ...

As college instructors become increasingly desperate to squash students’ use of AI to cheat, one of higher-education’s leading technology companies has come up with a new solution. Ed-tech giant ...

Have you ever wanted to be an astronaut without risking your life in space? If so, we have the perfect opportunity for you. NASA is calling for people with a science background to apply for a ...

The $230 Codex Micro sold out before I could buy one, so I turned my Stream Deck+ into a surprisingly capable alternative.

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I have been testing Radial for the past week, and it’s quickly become one of those apps I didn’t know how I could live without. It’s a radial menu for macOS that puts your shortcuts, scripts, and ...

Want to be the general manager of an NBA franchise? You're in luck! ESPN Analytics has released its new NBA draft simulator ahead of the 2026 NBA draft, allowing you to act as the key decision-maker ...

Meta left potentially sensitive information collected from employee laptops accessible to anyone inside the company, according to an internal security notice seen by WIRED and three current employees ...