Instructure reached an agreement to pay attackers of its Canvas portal so students can get back to work, and Thinking Machines announced a research preview of a more natural conversation flow called Interaction Models.
Open episode or article →And thousands of schools facing ransomware as finals loom, but Airpods might get Siri’s Visual Intelligence.
Open episode or article →Andy Beach tells us why streaming platforms should be more wary of slop fraud, plus Google’s new fitness tracker erodes the Fitbit brand more, and why Anthropic bought all of SpaceX’s data center capacity.
Open episode or article →Why everyone loves the new ReMarkable Paper Pure, and why both Chrome and Edge browsers are misbehaving.
Open episode or article →Apple is reportedly checking out Intel and Samsung as alternate sources for its main device chips, and OpenAI is working really hard to bring a smartphone to market as soon as 2027.
Open episode or article →Tom Merritt and Jenn Cutter look back on the biggest tech stories of April.
Open episode or article →Google is rolling out Gemini to Google built-in as a replacement to Assistant, and Commodore 64 and ZX Spectrum can now be enjoyed on new portable handhelds designed to look like the classic computers.
Open episode or article →Did Sony mean to put DRM back on offline games? And what DIDN’T Elon Musk say on the witness stand Tuesday.
Open episode or article →IKEA and Samsung just partnered—but that’s not the real story. Richard Gunther explains how Matter and Thread finally make smart home devices plug-and-play, no platform decisions required.
Open episode or article →And at Google Next, Google splits its TPUs and unleashes more powerful workplace agents. Plus, did Anthropic’s Mythos escape containment?
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