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· · XDA Developers

I gave Linux one final shot at being my daily driver and it finally stuck thanks to a few small fixes

I can finally use Linux daily without running into constant issues

#linux#mobile-os#daily-driver#open-source

· · Tom's Guide

Stream Canada vs Qatar for free: Watch the 2026 World Cup globally

Group B is finely poised after a pair of opening draws — here's how to watch Canada vs Qatar online for free at World Cup 2026.

#mobile-streaming#world-cup-2026#live-streaming#sports-tech

· · GSMArena

SK hynix ships samples of its HBM4E memory: 16Gbps per pin, 48GB capacity per 12-layer stack

AI hardware doesn’t use regular DDR memory – it’s too slow. Instead, the preferred format is High Bandwidth Memory or HBM. SK hynix just announced that it has started delivering samples of the latest HBM4E to its customers. HBM4E delivers 16Gbps of bandwidth per pin. For comparison, the previous HBM

#mobile#hbm#memory#sk-hynix#ai-hardware

· · AndroidPolice

Google Health 5.02 finally brings back Fitbit features users have been asking for

There are over a dozen changes including many Android-first features

#google-health#fitbit#android#mobile-updates#health-tech

· · 9to5Google

Gemini Live Unlocks Deep Insights into Your Mobile Conversational History

Following the big Neural Expressive redesign and new voices last month, Google has updated Gemini Live with Memory access.

#mobile

· · 9to5Mac

Unpatchable vulnerability affects Apple devices powered by A12 and A13 chips

Researchers at Paradigm Shift have published the technical details of usbliter8, a new unpatchable iPhone BootROM vulnerability that enables arbitrary code execution on devices powered by Apple’s A12 and A13 chips. Here are the details.

#mobile-security#apple#bootrom-vulnerability#exploit#cybersecurity

· · Dev.to

Shielding Your Cloud: How to Outsmart Rogue AI Coding Agents

Here's a thing that happened to a developer I was talking to recently, and I think anyone who's used a coding agent is going to recognize it. He set up a rule to block rm in his Claude Code workspace, which is a pretty reasonable thing to do. Then he asked it to clean up some stale files, and it tri

#cloud-computing#coding-agents#developer-tools#automation#programming

· · Dev.to

Bypassing Cross-Origin Isolation with SharedArrayBuffer: A Step-by-Step Solution Guide

If you've ever seen this in the console: Uncaught ReferenceError: SharedArrayBuffer is not defined or your multithreaded WebAssembly quietly fell back to a single thread, the cause is almost always the same thing: your page is not cross-origin isolated. Here's what that means, why the browser does i

#cloud

· · Dev.to

Tired of maintaining a compose file for local and a whole other toolchain for prod? I wrote about composing your environment from a catalog of services and deploying it with one tool, from docker compose up to production.

One config from `docker compose up` to production Andreas Quist Batista Jun 18 #showdev #devops #docker #kubernetes 4 reactions Add Comment 3 min read

#cloud#docker#devops#kubernetes#microservices

· · Dev.to

Most AI dev tools assume you have a repo. Ops engineers have a broken node and a 3am page.

Most AI coding tools assume you're sitting in front of a repo. The 30 minutes nobody builds for Please, for the love of uptime, don't replace my shell Node context ≠ project context Safety is a timing problem this command is read-only, go ahead And for most debugging sessions, the first mode should

#cloud

· · Dev.to

AI Observability for Lovable Apps: Monitor, Test, and Improve Prompts with Currai

AI Observability for Lovable Apps: Monitor Prompts, Traces, and Evaluations with Currai Building AI applications has never been easier. Tools like Lovable allow developers and founders to create AI-powered products in minutes. Whether you're building a chatbot, AI assistant, recommendation engine, A

#cloud

· · Dev.to

Revolutionary Microprocessor Origins Lie in Ancient Calculator Computing

Every connected device on your desk, from a smart plug to a fitness band to a hobbyist ESP32 board, runs on a descendant of one tiny chip that was never meant to change the world. In 1971, Intel released the 4004, the first commercially available microprocessor. It was not built for computers, robot

#cloud#microprocessor#intel-history#calculator-tech#embedded-systems

· · Dev.to

Wishing You Receive Exactly What You Desired

Recently, while working on an in-progress open-source framework called Projector, I ran into a (not particularly novel) issue: one of it's internal packages (core) had grown during this period, and was not nearly as flyweight as it needed to be in the browser. The result was 10-20kbs of unnecessary

#cloud-computing#open-source#project-management#software-development

· · Dev.to

I gave my AI workers a cited knowledgebase so they'd stop guessing

My agents were confidently wrong about the world, and I couldn't tell when. That's the part that got to me — not the wrongness, the confidence. I run my one-person company as a fleet of about twenty AI agents — a content writer, a finance one, a researcher, a security officer, a handful more. They'r

#cloud

· · Dev.to

Mastering Cloud Performance: Essential Tips for Optimization and Efficiency

Introduction While all code should be efficient, code for library-like components, especially involving loops, should be as efficient as possible since such code is often widely used. In my A Simple Dynamic Array for C, I included the source code for a function to clean-up a dynamic array: void arra

#cloud

· · Dev.to

Cloud Database Powerhouses Unleash Major Updates and New Beta Features

DuckDB 1.4.5 LTS, pgEdge ColdFront Beta, and SQLite's FCNTL_PDB Internals Today's Highlights This week's highlights feature the latest DuckDB 1.4.5 LTS release, a new open-source beta for PostgreSQL data tiering, and a deep dive into an obscure SQLite internal file control operation. These updates o

#cloud

· · The New Stack

India's Businesses Embracing AI-Powered Payroll Automation Revolution

Almost every startup or small business today has a wingperson, a principal working partner, or a co-founder. When it comes The post Gusto Cofounder: An AI agent that runs payroll, HR, and benefits without waiting to be asked appeared first on The New Stack.

#cloud

· · Dev.to

Spring Boot Developers Get Secure Field-Level Encryption at Their Fingertips

If you've ever had to encrypt a nationalId, a creditCardNumber, or a medicalRecord field in a Spring Boot entity, you already know the drill. You write an AttributeConverter, you wire up a Cipher instance, you generate an IV, you figure out where the key lives, you get the GCM tag handling wrong onc

#cloud#encryption#spring-boot#data-security

· · Decrypt

Midjourney Pivots From AI Images to Medical Imaging, Aiming to Build a Better MRI Alternative

Image generation company Midjourney is developing a full-body imaging system that combines ultrasound tech with AI smarts.

#crypto

· · Decrypt

China's Z.AI Unveils AI Titan GLM-5.2, Claude Rival Built on Zero Nvidia Hardware

Z.ai's GLM-5.2 sits within 1% of Claude Opus 4.8 on long-horizon coding benchmarks, runs entirely on Huawei silicon, and undercuts Western frontier models by up to 82% per token.

#crypto#ai#huawei#machine-learning#blockchain