According to Inc, solo founder Shlomo built Base44 and generated nearly $1.5 million in subscription revenue just one month after launch. Four months in, Wix co-founder and CEO Avishai Abrahami acquired the startup for $80 million after a series of meetings at his home.
A writer attempted to handle their entire workflow from the Linux command line for one week. While modern web services like Google login and Slack proved to be major hurdles, the experience highlighted how much is still possible with text-based interfaces and changed their perspective on desktop com
Apple’s iOS 26.2 update, released on Friday, December 15, is reportedly changing a key user preference. Some users find it automatically enables future software installations, overriding their choice to wait for bug reports.
Following a recent webOS update, LG smart TVs are installing a Microsoft Copilot app that users report cannot be removed from the home screen. This comes after LG’s CES 2025 announcement positioning itself as an “AI TV” company, with similar moves from Samsung and TCL.
A major new survey shows corporate leaders are far more bullish on AI than the general public. While 93% of executives see a net positive, only 58% of the public agrees. The biggest divides are over safety spending and worker support.
Google is testing a major change to Google Lens in Chrome’s experimental Canary build. It now opens a full AI-powered sidebar assistant that can chat, summarize pages, and analyze images in one continuous thread.
The rise of AI-powered “vibe coding” promises unprecedented development speed. However, cybersecurity professionals argue this velocity comes at a steep cost, amplifying security risks and eroding foundational engineering practices.
Apple has released the iOS 26.2 and iPadOS 26.2 updates, packing over twenty critical security fixes. The patches address vulnerabilities that could let apps spy on your installed apps, spoof FaceTime calls, and even access your hidden photos. It’s a significant security maintenance release that use
New carbon capture and storage (CCS) power projects are moving forward, but there’s no standard way to track or claim their emissions. A new proposal tries to create an energy certificate for them, but it opens a can of worms. The integrity of corporate climate claims is on the line.
The founder of Hinge, Justin McLeod, says he had to bribe college students with KitKats to get them to try his dating app in its early days. He also turned down a lucrative McKinsey job and scraped together $5,000 checks to fund what became a massive business.
