Google Chrome finally adds vertical tabs

From PC World: Vertical tabs have long been a feature among Google Chrome’s competitors in the PC browser market. Now, Chrome is finally getting them as well.

Google announced the addition of vertical tabs and a new reading view in a short blog post on Tuesday afternoon. The company didn’t name...

New Moto G Stylus Comes With Improved Pen, Adds AI-Enhanced Sketching

From PC Mag: Motorola is back with two new devices: an addition to its cheaper G series of smartphones and a tablet called the Moto Pad, marking a soft reset for the brand’s Android slate family.

The new Moto G Stylus (2026) is the brand’s latest phone to feature a pen-like stylus. This remains a...

Adobe’s new Student Spaces is ready for class

From PC World: Productivity means different things to different people. For students, it mostly means sharing information and then preparing for tests and projects. A newcomer, Adobe Acrobat Student Spaces, is trying to deliver an all-in-one solution. It’s free for now.

Right now, Adobe doesn’t...

Anthropic Reins In Subscribers' Unlimited AI Use for OpenClaw

From CNET: Anthropic over the weekend told subscribers they'd have to pay up for heavy use of its Claude AI models to power third-party agents like OpenClaw.

Users with monthly subscriptions can still use Claude models, including Opus, Sonnet and Haiku, through these third-party agents. But you'll...

HYTE FA12 Review (Page 1 of 4)

There are a couple of friends of mine who just finished their fourth-year engineering capstone project presentations. Thinking back to my own final year project, it was a disaster from start to end. The project involved designing and building a prototype to generate energy from a wearable device. From the beginning, we lacked scoping requirements and had disagreements with our supporting TA and the instructor of the class. Even when we finished...

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