The Pulse is a series covering events, insights, and trends within Big Tech and startups. Notice an interesting event or trend? Hit reply and share it with me. Today, we cover: Founders back coding with AI: Mark Zuckerberg & Garry Tan. The Meta chief is shipping diffs after 20 years, while Garry Tan at Y … Read More “Industry leaders return to coding with AI” »
Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S26 series smartphones in February, and the next big smartphone announcement from the Korean brand is expected to be the Galaxy Z Fold8, Galaxy Z Flip8, and a wide foldable, which could be called Galaxy Z Fold Wide (or Fold8 Wide). There’s no word from Samsung on the launch dates of … Read More “Here's when Samsung might unveil its 2026 Galaxy foldables” »
David Imel / Android Authority TL;DR A developer has created an open-sourced launcher called Arc Launcher. The developer says they created the launcher to “look more modern and similar to other high-quality launchers.” If you’re not satisfied with the default launcher that comes with Google TV, you can always install a third-party option. From Projectivy … Read More “This new Google TV launcher takes inspiration from Apple TV” »
Motorola’s 2025 Razr phone had a heck of a year, and I think the walking this foldable phone did could help the rumored 2026 Razr run. Where Samsung and Apple tend to reserve headline-grabbing features for phones that cost upwards of $1,100 — like the new Privacy Display on the S26 Ultra or the cosmic … Read More “Motorola’s Razr Is So Close to Its iPhone Moment” »
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has struggled for years to have enough air traffic controllers to address shortages, with the US Government Accountability Office (GAO) saying in January that the number of people in the job in the US has declined by around 6 percent “in the last decade.” Now the Trump administration is rolling … Read More “Now the FAA says gamers are the answer to its air traffic controller shortage” »
*All but 8 we didn’t scrape (or got deleted between me checking the website and me scraping) and 42 missing from extensions.json.1 Technically we only installed 99.94% of the extensions. It turns out there’s only 84 thousand Firefox extensions. That sounds feasibly small. That even sounds like it’s less than 50 gigabytes. Let’s install them … Read More “Installing every* Firefox extension” »
Welcome to Import AI, a newsletter about AI research. Import AI runs on arXiv and feedback from readers. If you’d like to support this, please subscribe. A somewhat shorter issue than usual as I had to do a lot of child wrangling this weekend. Why does Google’s model hate itself and what can we do … Read More “China’s electronic warfare model; traumatized LLMs; and a scaling law for cyberattacks” »
Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority All of these offers come directly from Amazon. They are “limited time deals”. When available in multiple colors, all variants get the same discount. Ring Indoor Cam Plus This is among the cheapest Ring security cameras, and right now you can get it for even less. It’s just $34.99! Of … Read More “A bunch of Ring security cameras are on sale! Come get them!” »
KitchenAid is giving its iconic stand mixer a refresh. The company recently launched the Artisan Plus Stand Mixer, a redesigned model packed with upgrades that home bakers will appreciate — and we had a chance to try it before launch. The highlights: an integrated LED bowl light that illuminates your ingredients from above, a precision … Read More “New KitchenAid Stand Mixer Has 3 First-Ever Features, but Not the One We Hoped For” »
There appear to be two separate arms originating from the same general location at the crust-mantle boundary. One branch slopes northeast to feed the Yellowstone caldera, while a second branches off toward the Snake River Plain. The branches split in a way that the volcano-free zone between the two features results. The researchers reasoned that, … Read More “New paper argues history, not mantle plume, powers Yellowstone” »
