Apple’s iOS 27 is shaping up to be a pivotal release, introducing a range of enhancements that elevate performance, battery life, and user experience. Currently in its third beta phase, this update sets new benchmarks in efficiency and functionality. With improvements to Siri AI, a refined user interface and accessibility upgrades, iOS 27 is poised […]
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Microsoft Copilot is an AI-powered assistant integrated into Microsoft 365 applications, designed to simplify complex workflows and boost productivity. In his guide, David Fortin explores how to make the most of this feature-rich assistant, starting with its “Think Deeper” model, which enhances response quality by thoroughly analyzing user inputs. For example, you can upload a […]
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The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra is expected to launch this week, a device that reimagines the possibilities of foldable smartphone technology. With advancements in display durability, battery efficiency, and hardware performance, this flagship model sets a new benchmark for premium foldable devices. Whether you’re a tech enthusiast, a professional, or someone seeking a […]
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Alibaba’s Qwen 4.0, DeepSeek V4 GA and GLM 5.3 represent significant developments in the AI field, each addressing distinct challenges and opportunities. According to World of AI, Qwen 4.0 has reportedly been leaked ahead of schedule, revealing capabilities in complex 3D coding and design tasks that could support industries requiring advanced spatial modeling. DeepSeek V4 […]
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The foldable smartphone market is set to witness a pivotal year in 2026. Samsung is refining its Galaxy Z Fold lineup, while Apple is preparing to make its debut in the foldable segment with a device rumored to be called the iPhone Fold or iPhone Ultra. Both companies are pushing the boundaries of design, performance, […]
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Augmented reality glasses are evolving to meet a variety of practical and technical demands. At the Augmented World Expo 2026, Steven Sullivan reviewed five models, each showcasing unique features and limitations. For instance, the URXR One Glasses by Unseen Reality deliver 5K dual-eye visuals and precise hand tracking but lack built-in audio, requiring external headphones. […]
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Managing multiple AI agents at once has become a surprisingly real friction point in modern knowledge work. Developers using tools like OpenAI’s Codex, which is closing in on nine million users, often run several threads simultaneously. Constantly switching between windows and chat screens to check each agent’s progress breaks the kind of focused flow that agentic workflows are supposed to create in the first place.
That’s the problem the Codex Micro, a collaboration between OpenAI and boutique keyboard maker Work Louder, tries to solve. It’s essentially a compact mechanical macropad purpose-built as a physical command center for AI agents, keeping the most important controls and status readouts within arm’s reach without requiring you to look at your screen. It’s a small but thoughtfully considered piece of hardware for heavy Codex users.
Designer: Work Louder x OpenAI
The heart of the device is its six frosted Agent Keys, each mapped to a separate Codex thread. They light up in different colors to reflect each agent’s status: white for idle, blue for thinking, green for completed tasks, amber when it needs your input, and red for errors. A single tap selects an agent in the background; a double tap brings it to the foreground.
The dial and joystick add two more dimensions of tactile control. The rotary encoder lets you adjust how deeply your agent reasons through a problem, dialing things down for quick tasks and up when the work calls for more careful consideration. The four-directional joystick can be mapped to skills like toggling plan mode or navigating between threads, and it’s never more than a thumb’s flick away.
The largest button, which takes up twice the space, is for push-to-talk. A double-tap starts recording, and the ambient RGB shifts to a snaking green pattern to confirm it’s live. Once you stop speaking, a white effect takes over while Codex processes your voice, and a solid white cue signals it’s ready to send. It makes submitting a prompt feel more like dictating than typing.
Beyond what it does, the Codex Micro is built to feel as good as it works. The body is made from sandblasted polycarbonate that diffuses the RGB lighting into a soft, even glow. The base, a solid aluminum block, keeps the whole unit planted on the desk thanks to an anti-slip ring. Buyers can choose between clicky or silent low-profile switches, with USB-C and Bluetooth connectivity.
What sets it apart from a generic programmable macropad is its direct integration with Codex itself. There’s no extra software to download or vet; key assignments and layouts can be adjusted natively within Codex. For more advanced setups, Work Louder’s Input app unlocks up to six programmable layers, letting you group different workflows into dedicated layouts without needing more desk space. It works on both Mac and Windows.
The Codex Micro ships with a USB-C to USB-C cable and the Codex Icon Keyset, a collection of 32 custom-designed keycaps with icons specific to Codex functions. It’s the kind of peripheral that’ll appeal to developers who’ve started treating their AI agents less like chat windows and more like teammates running parallel tasks. It’s priced at $230, and stocks have been limited since its launch.
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Apple is preparing to introduce a significant redesign of its MacBook Pro lineup, marking a pivotal moment in the evolution of its laptops. This update brings a host of new features, including an OLED display, touchscreen functionality, Dynamic Island, and a thinner, sleeker design. However, the decision to retain the current M5 Pro and M5 […]
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When comparing the TCL C1 and Aurzen Boom 3, it becomes clear that each projector is designed with distinct priorities in mind. The TCL C1 emphasizes portability, featuring a compact build and a 285° rotatable stand that doubles as a handle, making it easy to transport and adjust. However, its smaller size comes with trade-offs, […]
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Moonshot’s Kimi K3 has set a new standard in artificial intelligence with its 2.8 trillion parameters, positioning it as the most advanced open source AI model to date. According to AI Grid, Kimi K3 employs a “mixture of expert systems” architecture, which activates only the most relevant networks for specific tasks. This design enhances efficiency […]
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