On July 27, 2026, Apple shipped iOS 26.6 to every eligible iPhone. It’s a bug fix and security release, and Apple isn’t trying to dress it up as anything more. No new home screens, no new gestures, just plumbing. But when compared to iOS 26.4 or 26.5, which actually added things you might notice, 26.6 […]
iOS 26.6 Not Trying to Take the Spotlight. It’s Fixing It. Read More »
For the last week, Google has been quietly capturing a bunch of other people’s private conversations through the “share” button on Claude. Normal search results showed medical records, kids’ phone numbers, and internal company files. Anthropic’s public statement is that this is exactly what sharing is meant to do. None of it was hacked in.
Anthropic has been caught doing this before. It Did It Again. Read More »
Samsung revealed three new foldables at a launch event in the United Kingdom on July 22: the Galaxy Z Fold8, the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra and the Galaxy Z Flip8. Instead of trying to sell them as three variants of the same phone, the company positioned each one to address a different job: productivity, immersion,
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