The recent leak of Claude Code’s source code has revealed over half a million lines of production code, offering an in-depth view of its architecture and functionality. According to Nate Herk, the system is built on frameworks like Bun, TypeScript, and React, and includes components such as a CLI parser, query engine and execution loop. […]
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Samsung continues to push the boundaries of foldable smartphone technology with the highly anticipated Galaxy Z Fold 8 and its Wide Fold 8 variant. These devices are designed to offer innovative features and refined designs, catering to a diverse range of user preferences. Whether you prioritize premium performance, enhanced multitasking, or affordability, these models aim […]
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Chroma’s latest large language model, Context-1, introduces a new benchmark for retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) by combining precision, speed and cost-efficiency. Developed as a fine-tuned version of GBT OSS 20 billion, this specialized model is designed to handle complex search tasks with features like self-editing context windows and an agentic loop mechanism. These innovations allow Context-1 […]
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The Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold is poised to make a significant impact in the foldable smartphone market. As Google’s flagship foldable device, it is designed to compete directly with industry leaders like Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold series. With a focus on innovative display technology, robust performance, and a sleek, refined design, the Pixel 11 […]
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Anthropic’s Claude Code source code has been leaked, revealing over 500,000 lines of code across more than 2,000 files. Among the key discoveries is the Kyros Project, an always-on AI designed to perform tasks like file sharing and pull request monitoring in 15-second intervals. This feature highlights Anthropic’s emphasis on creating systems that integrate efficiently […]
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The MacBook Neo has emerged as a noteworthy contender in the budget laptop market, offering Apple’s signature design and functionality at an accessible price of $599. Designed for everyday tasks such as web browsing, office work, and media consumption, it aims to deliver a premium experience at a fraction of the cost of other MacBook […]
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Valve has officially shared key details about its latest hardware lineup, including the Steam Machine, a compact gaming PC tailored for living room setups. According to Deck Ready, the Steam Machine operates on the updated SteamOS 3.8, a Linux-based system that enhances performance and expands compatibility with Android games. This release is part of a […]
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Apple has officially released iOS and iPadOS 26.5 Beta 1, marking another step in its ongoing software development cycle. While this update doesn’t introduce innovative features, it focuses on system stability and performance enhancements, setting the stage for the highly anticipated iOS 27 announcement at WWDC. This release is a critical milestone for developers and […]
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Apple has officially rolled out iOS 18.7.7, a significant update aimed at users who have chosen to remain on iOS 18 instead of transitioning to iOS 26. This release is primarily focused on enhancing security and addressing critical vulnerabilities, such as the “Dark Sword” exploit, which posed serious risks to user data. Additionally, the update […]
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Google's $20 per month AI Pro plan, which includes Gemini, Veo and Nano Banana, got a big storage boost and some other new perks. Users of the plan (also available for $200 per year) will see their cloud space jump from 2TB to 5TB at no extra cost. That extra storage can be used not only for AI but also Gmail, Google Drive and Google Photos backups.
Gemini can now pull context from Gmail and the web for Drive, Docs, Slides and Sheets, provide summaries for your Gmail inbox and proofread emails before you send them. It's also introducing additional agentic help with Chrome auto browse "that handles those tedious, multi-step chores — like planning a trip or filling out forms," Google VP Shimrit Ben-Yair wrote on X.
Finally, Google announced that it's bundling its Home Premium subscription into AI Pro, a perk that usually costs $10 per month by itself. The storage and extra features are now available for new and existing subscribers. You may not see the benefits appear in your plan yet but it's definitely not an April Fool's joke, Ben-Yair assured X commenters.
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