OpenAI is developing a high-end smart speaker with moving parts to feel more lifelike, priced over $300, designed with Jony Ive's LoveFrom studio and aimed at replacing smartphones.
Vercel Developers announces the ability to build and share unlisted skill packs, bundling community or personal skills for teams and agents.
LlamaIndex introduces a new LlamaParse feature that automatically extracts complex form fields into structured JSON without requiring a predefined schema, simplifying document form processing.
Nativ is an open-source macOS app that runs Qwen 3.5 9B and other open models locally on Apple Silicon, offering customizable system prompts, telemetry, and integrations with coding agents, with no cloud or subscription required.
Kody is a Fair Source personal assistant platform that connects your existing AI agent to persistent memory, credentials, scheduled jobs, and reusable code, turning one-off agent work into permanent automations.
A tweet from Justin Lau claims AI has made it difficult to evaluate engineers' real abilities and points to a solution to fix this hiring problem.
Browser Use Cloud v4 introduces a web agent platform that claims to solve accuracy and cost constraints, making reliable web agents at scale feasible, with $15 free credits offered to try.
Cloudflare launches Kitesurf, a cloud-hosted browser built specifically for AI agents, enabling developers to automate web navigation and tasks without building browser software—available free in beta on its Browser Run platform.
Flexport introduces AI-powered pricing for ocean freight, aiming to streamline logistics pricing.
The Birdfy Feeder Rookie smart bird feeder is on sale for $59.99, featuring a 1080p camera, AI bird identification, and weather-resistant design. The article also mentions deals on the Instax Mini Evo camera and Nothing Headphone (a).
Guillermo Rauch tweets about Vercel's Fluid compute making multi-region failover easy, jokingly referencing AWS outages and an IoT mattress.
Topview has launched an annual plan that bundles the two latest AI video models, Seedance 2.5 and Wan 3.0, into unlimited usage. Seedance 2.5 is priced as low as $0.12/sec, claiming to be the lowest on the web, making it ideal for users who generate large volumes of video content.
The Verge reviews Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, finding it an iterative but meaningful upgrade over the Z Fold 7 with better cameras, battery, and displays, though it lacks S Pen support and costs $2,100.
Elon Musk shares Paul Graham's anecdote about Jessica buying a Tesla and being impressed by its self-driving capabilities, highlighting the automaker's ability to inspire customers.
Kent C. Dodds announces a redesign of Kody, an open-source tool that gives AI agents secure access to real accounts and services, and asks for volunteers to help improve onboarding.
A hands-on review of the Werewolf VFLEX dongle, which lets you power old gadgets like a Super Famicom or monitor via USB-C batteries by programming the voltage through a phone app and attaching barrel jack tips.
Jeff Geerling reviews the Dell XPS 13 with Intel Core 5 320, highlighting its impressive power efficiency and Linux compatibility, and expresses optimism about Intel's low-end processor direction.
Documenso pitches itself as a cheaper open-source alternative to DocuSign, offering team plans at $50/month with no fixed envelope quota and API access.
The author shares how ChatGPT Voice, now integrated into the desktop app with Codex and ChatGPT Work, lets him run five businesses by voice, spawning agents and seeing his screen on Mac.
A Wired roundup of the best webcams tested in 2026, highlighting the Insta360 Link 2C Pro as the top pick, with updated notes on Dell Pro webcams and other recommendations.