6 Chrome extensions that actually fix your workflow
A deep dive into six Chrome and Edge extensions that tackle tab overload, clunky research, and reading friction. They’re free, lightweight, and work immediately—no complex setup required.
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Stitch Fix Bets on AI Selfies to Drive Sales and Virality
Stitch Fix’s AI-powered “Stitch Fix Vision” tool is creating a buzz. Customers are using it to visualize outfits on themselves and sharing the images, leading to direct sales and new client acquisition.
An iOS 19 Prototype Just Leaked. It’s a Roadmap to iOS 27.
A never-released iOS 19 prototype has surfaced, giving us a rare look at Apple’s software plans years in advance. The build, from an EVT-stage iPhone 16 Pro, hints at features planned for iOS 27 and confirms Apple’s internal naming chaos.
Everyone Hates the Idea of Netflix Buying Warner Bros.
The reported $83 million deal for Netflix to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery has sparked immediate and fierce opposition. From the Writers Guild to Senator Elizabeth Warren, critics are calling it an antitrust nightmare that would hurt workers and consumers.
FEX 2512 and Tellusim SDK: Big Updates for Linux Gaming and Devs
A new release of the FEX emulator brings significant performance gains for running x86/x86-64 games on ARM64 Linux systems. Separately, the Tellusim Core SDK is now freely available for approved open-source projects, offering a powerful 3D engine.
Google’s Android Desktop Needs These 5 Things to Beat Windows
Google is reportedly working on a new desktop OS codenamed “Aluminium OS,” internally called “Android desktop.” For it to succeed, it needs to master multitasking, clipboard history, and true desktop apps. The author plans to buy the first device that ships with it.
Missing AI Activist Feared Armed, Targeting OpenAI Workers
An anti-AI activist who helped found the Stop AI group is now missing and considered armed and dangerous by San Francisco police. Sam Kirchner, 27, allegedly threatened to buy weapons and target OpenAI workers, leading to a lockdown at the company’s offices last month. His former colleagues are more
Travel Agencies Are Using AI, But Not to Replace Humans
Travel agencies are adopting AI, but the strategy is to augment human expertise, not eliminate it. New tools help advisors track price drops for clients and personalize trips for the ultra-wealthy, blending data with personal touch.
Chrome’s New Autofill Pulls Data From Your Whole Google Account
Google is rolling out a series of updates to Chrome’s autofill feature across desktop, iOS, and Android. The changes let autofill access more personal data from your Google Account and Google Wallet, while also improving how it handles international addresses and displays suggestions.
Intuit’s AI Bet Pays Off, But Its CAIO Says Don’t Copy Us
Intuit’s new AI accounting agent saves small businesses an average of 12 hours monthly with over 90% accuracy. The company’s AI push fueled better-than-expected Q1 earnings and a $100M deal with OpenAI.