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Govt Sends Notices To Telegram & Signal Over Username Feature

The Centre has widened its scrutiny of username-based messaging platforms by sending notices to Telegram and Signal, days after directing…

#india

· · 9to5Mac

New iFixit video shows how an iPhone battery is made

In a video published today on its YouTube channel, iFixIt shows the surprisingly analog process of fully assembling and testing an iPhone battery. Watch it below.

#mobile#iphone#battery#ifixit#technology

· · GSMArena

Foldable iPhone Ultra production target reportedly climbs to 10 million units

The foldable iPhone, rumored to be called the iPhone Ultra, is expected to debut alongside the iPhone 18 Pro series this September. Ahead of its anticipated launch, a new report claims Apple has placed a production order for around 10 million units. According to a Nikkei Asia report citing sources f

#mobile

· · 9to5Mac

Apple’s stock recovers after hit from unprecedented price hikes on products

Last week, Apple announced dramatic price increases on Macs, iPads, and other products due to rising component costs. As a result, Apple’s stock price took a dive. As we head into the holiday weekend, however, $AAPL has rebounded with a 5% gain today.

#mobile

· · ZDNet

Fable 5 just set a new AI freelance work performance record - but it can't replace humans yet

The newly reinstated Anthropic model topped charts for automating work. Here's what that means for the future.

#ai#freelance-work#automation#anthropic#future-of-work

· · Dev.to

Voice cloning models, measured across five languages

I benchmarked local voice-cloning models across English, German, Modern Standard Arabic, Spanish, and Mandarin Chinese. Models: OmniVoice int8 Chatterbox Multilingual fp16 VoxCPM2 bf16 Fish Audio S2 Pro fp16 The benchmark uses Google FLEURS references. Each row includes reference audio, generated au

#voice-cloning#cloud#multilingual-ai#speech-synthesis#language-models

· · Dev.to

The Ultimate Collection of AI Interview Questions for 2026

The demand for AI Engineers, LLM Developers, Prompt Engineers, and AI Agent Developers has grown rapidly over the past year. Companies are no longer asking only traditional machine learning questions—they now expect candidates to understand Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), vector databases, Mod

#cloud

· · Dev.to

Enterprise LLM Gateway: Route, govern, and secure your AI traffic

Your company uses six different AI providers. OpenAI for ChatGPT, Anthropic for Claude and Groq for speed critical inference. Each one has different API formats. Different authentication models. Different rate limits and costs. Different failure modes. Your application code has to know about all of

#cloud

· · Dev.to

What the Compactor Found

A developer fixes a critical bug alone at 2 AM. The commit is there. The three hypotheses ruled out before finding the real cause — the hour of reasoning that happened first — exist nowhere. Not because it wasn't real. Because there was no one to push back against. The record requires a witness. Yes

#cloud

· · Dev.to

RAG Retrieval Gotchas at Scale: Insights and Solutions

RAG Retrieval Gotchas at Scale: Insights and Solutions Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) has become a popular technique for enhancing natural language processing (NLP) models by combining the generative capabilities of models like BERT and GPT with a retrieval mechanism. This approach is particul

#cloud

· · Dev.to

Idempotency in Payment APIs — Not Optional, Not Later

There's a version of this story that plays out at almost every fintech startup I've worked with: the team ships a payment API, it works in testing, it goes live. Then a user's connection drops mid-request. The mobile app retries. The backend processes it twice. Two charges hit the customer's account

#cloud-computing#payment-apis#fintech#idempotency

· · Dev.to

Freelance Proposal Strategy: How to Write Winning Proposals That Actually Get Replies in 2026

Most freelancers do not lose clients because of skill. They lose them in the first 10 seconds of a proposal. After reviewing and rewriting hundreds of freelance proposals, one pattern shows up every time. The issue is not pricing or experience. It is structure, clarity, and how quickly you reduce un

#cloud

· · Dev.to

I built a no-code portfolio builder so devs can skip the weekend Next.js build

Every developer "should" have a portfolio, but building one eats a weekend you'd rather spend on real projects. So I built Porfilr — fill in your projects, link your GitHub, publish a clean portfolio in ~10 minutes. One URL for every application and recruiter DM. Free to start; Pro is a one-time $19

#cloud

· · Dev.to

Every Major ATS Has a Public JSON API for Job Openings. Nobody Uses Them.

If you have ever scraped a careers page with a headless browser, this will hurt a little. The four big applicant tracking systems, the software behind most tech company job boards, all expose public, keyless JSON APIs that return every open job. Same data as the careers page, zero HTML parsing. Gree

#cloud

· · Dev.to

Your AI agent just took an action in production. Can you answer five questions about it?

AI agents are moving from answering questions to taking actions. A deployment agent pushes to staging. A code review agent comments on a pull request. A support agent drafts a response. A finance agent reads a report. These are all actions. They happened in your environment, on your behalf, triggere

#cloud

· · Dev.to

Symfony: Validating & Secure your API Requests

When you build an API, the first line of defense isn't your firewall or your database — it's the request itself. Every payload that hits your controller is untrusted until proven otherwise. Yet a surprising number of production APIs still rely on manual json_decode() calls and scattered if checks, w

#cloud

· · The New Stack

“AI contributions are demoralizing”: Godot bans coding agents to save its mentoring model

Godot Engine, the open-source alternative to game engines such as Unity, is rewriting its contribution policy to bar most AI-generated The post “AI contributions are demoralizing”: Godot bans coding agents to save its mentoring model appeared first on The New Stack.

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· · Dev.to

External and internal attention: one selective move in two directions

External and internal attention are the same selective operation, privileging some content for fuller processing and excluding the rest, applied to two domains. External (perceptual) attention selects among sensory inputs (locations, moments, features, objects); internal attention selects among your

#cloud

· · The Next Web

Anthropic is in talks with Samsung to manufacture a custom AI chip

Anthropic is in talks with Samsung Electronics to explore manufacturing a custom AI chip, The Information reported on Thursday. The project remains at an early stage, and Anthropic has not yet decided what the chip would be used for, how powerful it would be, or how it would fit into a server, accor

#technology

· · Dark Reading

FortiBleed Actors Collaborating With Inc, Lynx Ransomware Gangs

After gaining a foothold in thousands of Fortinet firewalls, the attackers are starting to monetize that access, and are also piling on a Nextcloud zero-day bug.

#security