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Apple fixed three Mac Screen Sharing flaws, and now it’s patching another one
Apple has patched another Mac Screen Sharing flaw less than two weeks after fixing three separate vulnerabilities in macOS 26.6, with the latest issue affecting authentication.
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OpenAI’s AI models secretly built a message board to coordinate hacking
OpenAI's AI models quietly swapped hacking tips through an internal message board weeks before two of them broke into Hugging Face, researchers revealed at Black Hat this week.
Asus and Gigabyte just made your next RTX 50 GPU even more expensive
Asus and Gigabyte officially raised prices across their RTX 50-series and Radeon lineups, with some cards now costing nearly 50% more than they did last year.
Huawei made an utterly sleek laptop that’s 35% lighter than MacBook Air. Too bad you don’t need it.
Huawei’s latest MateBook fits a 14.2-inch OLED touchscreen and 54Wh battery into a 798-gram chassis while adding a privacy display for working in public.
Wispr Flow launches an AI note-taker that works without joining calls
Wispr Flow has launched Notetaker, an AI meeting assistant for Mac that records calls without joining as a participant and turns conversations into transcripts, summaries, and follow-up notes.
Google Assistant finally has a shutdown date, and it’s only weeks away
Google will begin phasing out Assistant on eligible mobile devices from September 4, replacing it with Gemini while leaving some unsupported devices, cars, and smart-home hardware temporarily unaffected.
ChatGPT Atlas is shutting down and it has some homework left before you migrate
OpenAI will shut down ChatGPT Atlas on August 9, and users must manually rescue bookmarks, tabs, browsing history, and other important data before migrating.
Google quietly rewrote Chrome’s AI documentation with important answers to on-device AI downloads
Google quietly expanded Chrome's On-device AI help documentation, detailing a 20GB free disk space requirement and device eligibility.
Huawei made its giant folding laptop faster and tougher, but the pen is the real upgrade
Huawei’s refreshed MateBook Fold retains its enormous 18-inch OLED and remarkably light chassis while adding a faster Kirin processor, tougher glass, and proper stylus support.
Study finds readers rate AI-written stories higher, but still trust the “human” label more
A new study has found that readers not only struggled to tell AI-written stories from human ones, they often rated the AI versions higher, at least until they learned who actually wrote them.
Once again, OpenAI and Anthropic AI models are going rogue and hacking services
A new AISI report details how AI agents from Anthropic and OpenAI took unauthorized actions in security testing when given access to the open internet. OpenAI separately disclosed that one of its own models hacked a real website after a testing lab accidentally gave it internet access.
Motherboards may be the next PC component to get a massive price increase
A new report suggests Asus, MSI, and Gigabyte are preparing motherboard price hikes that could make building a new PC significantly more expensive.
Deepfake bosses are crashing video calls, and researchers are trying to expose them
Fraunhofer researchers are developing a real-time warning system for deepfake video meetings, targeting scams where AI-generated bosses and coworkers pressure employees into costly decisions.
Apple will finally stop making iPhone-to-Windows copy-paste such a chore
Apple has agreed to build a developer framework that could finally enable seamless iPhone-to-Windows clipboard syncing, though its first beta will arrive sometime after fall 2027.
Chrome wants more extension reviews, but good ratings won’t keep malware out
Chrome may soon make extension reviews easier to find, but strong ratings can still hide malicious behavior introduced through later updates or compromised listings.
Passkeys were pushed as a safer future. Hackers have figured out ways to break those synced to Google
Researchers found three ways malware on an already compromised Windows PC can hijack Google-synced passkeys, bypass user checks, and extract every private key in the vault.
Apple’s OpenAI lawsuit just tripped over an embarrassing wrong-recipient email
OpenAI has published emails and messages challenging Apple’s trade-secret allegations, including an awkward exchange in which Apple’s outside lawyer contacted the wrong person.
Google Drive steps up its video collaboration game with timestamped comments
Google Drive now lets you pin comments to exact moments in videos with timestamped timeline markers.
Apple is finally bringing one of my favorite Continuity features to Windows
Apple is reportedly building a way to copy on your iPhone and paste on a Windows PC, thanks to a request from Microsoft, but you'll be waiting until 2027 or later.
MSI’s new 4K 120Hz OLED monitor uses inkjet tech that could make premium screens cheaper
The world’s first 27-inch 4K 120Hz inkjet-printed OLED monitor has arrived, although MSI has not revealed its price or release date.
MSI launches a white 16-inch gaming laptop with a 12GB RTX 5070 and a pile of matching accessories
MSI has launched the Crosshair A16 HX MLG Edition globally, giving one of its upper mid-range gaming laptops a white-and-red makeover alongside a full set of matching accessories. MLG here stands for Mo-Loong-Gi, meaning “Dragon Princess,” and refers to an original character created by MSI rather than Major League Gaming. What are you getting with […]
The ROG Gjallar packs Dolby Atmos in a compact form factor, but its US debut is still under wraps
Asus releases its ROG Gjallar gaming soundbar in China for about $548, featuring a wireless subwoofer, Dolby Atmos support, and a compact under-monitor design.
New Lenovo leak just gave us our best look at Google’s post-Chromebook gamble
A full set of Lenovo Googlebook 15 renders reveals Google’s Android-powered desktop interface, dedicated Gemini controls, generous ports, and an unusually serious productivity pitch.
AI slop stories are spoiling the childhood
AI-generated slop books are already a headache for the publishing world and readers. Now, boomers are gifting personalized AI-written story books to young kids.
The MacBook Air is running in short supply, despite a price hike
Apple is struggling to keep the M5 MacBook Air in stock only weeks after raising its starting price by $200, with some configurations delayed until September.
OpenAI is investigating more incidents of AI agents going rogue days after hack
According to Reuters, OpenAI is investigating more incidents of AI agents breaking containment, merely days after its AI agents went rogue and hacked Hugging Face.
AI is finding Apple security flaws faster than Apple can sort through them
Apple is limiting simultaneous bug reports as AI floods its security team with questionable findings, even while the same tools uncover genuine Mac vulnerabilities that demand patches.
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