John Shirley

Anthropic Expands Claude’s Learning Mode to All Users and Developers This spring, Anthropic introduced a new feature called learning mode for its AI chatbot Claude. Initially exclusive to Claude for Education users, the tool is now available to everyone, following a similar move by OpenAI with its Study Mode. Learning mode changes how Claude interacts […]

Google Expands AI Push with New Flight Deals Tool Google continues integrating AI across its services, and its latest move targets travelers looking for budget-friendly options. The company is rolling out Flight Deals, a new AI-powered feature within Google Flights, designed to help users find the cheapest airfare without the hassle of manual searches. The

WhatsApp Enhances Group Calling Features for Better Workplace Collaboration WhatsApp, owned by Meta, is stepping up its game for professional and group communication with new updates to its calling features. The latest rollout includes the ability to schedule group calls in advance, along with additional tools that bring it closer to platforms like Zoom and

Google Messages Introduces Sensitive Content Warnings for Android Users Google is expanding a new safety feature in its Messages app for Android, designed to detect and blur images containing nudity. Initially tested in beta since April, the Sensitive Content Warnings feature is now rolling out more widely. The feature requires users to be signed into

Teenage Engineering, the Swedish tech and design brand known for its quirky synths and unique gadgets, has just dropped a free computer chassis—but good luck getting your hands on one. The company, famous for blending minimalist aesthetics with functional engineering, has unveiled the Computer-2, a DIY mini-ITX case made from a single sheet of semi-transparent

Windows 10 Support Ends Soon: What Are Your Options? Microsoft will officially end support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025. While you can still use your PC after that date, it won’t receive security updates, leaving it vulnerable to malware and cyberattacks. If you’re still running Windows 10, here’s what you can do. Upgrade

Apple to Relaunch Redesigned Blood Oxygen Feature on Apple Watch in the US More than a year after an import ban forced Apple to remove blood oxygen monitoring from certain Apple Watch models in the US, the company has announced it will reintroduce a redesigned version of the feature. The update will roll out later

Insta360 Steps Into the Drone Arena With the Antigravity A1 DJI has long dominated the drone market, but Insta360 is now making a bold move into the space with its new Antigravity A1. The company, best known for its 360-degree action cameras, is branching out with a drone that promises a fresh approach to aerial

Solos Partners with Envision to Bring AI-Powered Smart Glasses for the Visually Impaired Solos has teamed up with Envision, a company specializing in assistive technology for the blind and low-vision community, to integrate an AI assistant called Ally into its AirGo smart glasses. This collaboration aims to create a hands-free, voice-activated wearable designed to assist

Cowboy E-Bikes Avoids Collapse with New Financing Deal E-bike company Cowboy has secured short-term financing to stabilize its operations after facing what it calls the most challenging period in its history. The company signed a term sheet with Rebirth, a new partner and parent company of ReCycles, the French manufacturer that took over Cowboy’s bike