The acquisition would bring two major players in on-demand delivery under one roof, combining DoorDashβs dominance in restaurant takeout with Instacartβs reach in grocery delivery.
AI psychic apps are drawing pushback from human practitioners, with some advertising AI-free readings. Others are being invited to train digital doubles that could serve clients while theyβre offline and share the revenue.
The usual narrative is that a Windows user switches to Linux and then complains about the app gap. That said, Iβve been using Linux for over 10 years, and when I switch back to Windows, I notice an app gap, too β in both functionality and quality.
I'm a huge fan of free and open-source software. Whether it's a productivity tool or an entertainment app, open-source apps are often among the best, if not the best, solutions.
Google is expanding Connected Apps across Gemini and Search, with more than 50 integrations and a new developer platform that could make juggling multiple apps a thing of the past.
Terminal-based apps are awesome, but if youβve ever tried to use them, youβre probably already aware of their biggest annoyance: you have to open a terminal and type a command every time. They donβt show up in your dock or app launcher the way regular desktop apps do. Thankfully, thereβs a quick and easy fix for that. Itβll hardly take a few minutes, and youβll be able to give your terminal apps their own icons and entries in your application launcher.
A new developer platform will let businesses bring their services to Google's AI experiences, potentially changing how consumers discover and use apps.
Gemini Notebookβs mobile app now has a built-in recorder for capturing lectures and meetings as sources. You can record directly where youβll use the material, skipping the separate recording app and the file upload afterward. Google announced the feature on X, highlighting classroom lectures and team meetings as potential uses. It also works for capturing [β¦]
Remember when gaming meant blowing into cartridges, mastering tricky platforming levels, and staying up late to finish just one more stage? Some of the greatest games ever made came from the golden age of consoles like the Sega Genesis, original PlayStation, and Xbox.
Developers deserve to be compensated for their work, and "premium" apps usually offer a better experience. But sometimes, those same developers offer a way for loyal users to get their paid apps for free. No trial, no hidden paywall β just sideloading.
Almost everything I do on my PC happens inside the browser, to the point that I feel like my operating system is basically a bootloader for my browser. Now, when you have an app thatβs so central to your workflow, itβs natural to get a bit picky about it. Thankfully, Firefox has been more than enough as my daily driver for over a decade. Sure, I occasionally experiment with other browsers to see whatβs out there, but Iβve always returned to Firefox β that is, until now.
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