Everything you need to know about typescript and turbo pascal with anders. [ad_1] Listen and watch now on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple. See the episode transcript at the top of this page, and timestamps for the episode at the bottom. • Antithesis – verify your system’s correctness in the development loop. Build, extend and deploy … Read More “TypeScript, C# and Turbo Pascal with Anders Hejlsberg” »
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[ad_1] Stephen Headrick / Android Authority TL;DR Social features on the Fitbit app are being paused in preparation for the Google Health app transition. You will not be able to send messages, view leaderboards, or add or remove friends. Access to a new social experience will open up when you’re in the Google Health app. … Read More “Google is hitting pause on the Fitbit app’s social features” »
[ad_1] Thanks to Reddit, one of the best little secrets of the Valve Steam Controller has been discovered. Now I can’t stop dropping it, because it turns out it makes a Wilhelm scream if it does. I tested it, and can confirm. You don’t even need the controller paired to anything to make it happen. … Read More “The Steam Controller Wilhelm Scream Easter Egg Is Incredible” »
Everything you need to know about google introduces googlebooks running android. [ad_1] Move over, Chromebooks, Googlebooks are coming. That’s right – Googlebooks. These aren’t just laptops, you see – they are “designed for Gemini Intelligence”, which sounds like Google desperately wanted to have a name that sounds close enough to Apple Intelligence, but maybe we’re … Read More “Google introduces Googlebooks running Android” »
Everything you need to know about act fast the galaxy s25 plus. [ad_1] DealHunt / Android Authority Samsung didn’t do anything too radical with the Galaxy S26 series hardware, which means stepping back to the 2025 models isn’t much of a compromise. Right now, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus is available for just $699.99, saving … Read More “Act fast: The Galaxy S25 Plus is on sale for just $699.99” »
[ad_1] Headspace is bringing its mental health tools right to your wrist. The company on Wednesday launched and updated the Apple Watch app that uses biometric data to figure out when you need to take a deep breath. With your permission, the app analyzes your heart rate variability data from Apple Health to identify moments … Read More “Headspace’s New Apple Watch App Uses Your Heart Rate to Know When You Need a Break” »
Everything you need to know about gravitational lens shows galaxy just 800. [ad_1] Despite being incredibly poor in heavy elements, LAP1-B has an unusually high amount of carbon; its carbon-to-oxygen ratio is higher than our Sun’s. The researchers think the answer might lie in how these massive first-generation stars died. According to our models, when … Read More “Gravitational lens shows a galaxy just 800 million years post-Big Bang” »
Everything you need to know about high performance rate limiting at databricks. [ad_1] AI workloads are exposing the limits of what most databases were designed to handle. Databases will need to process petabytes of data, millions of writes per second, and data types like vectors – all while delivering consistent sub-millisecond P99 latency. Join ScyllaDB … Read More “High Performance Rate Limiting at Databricks” »
[ad_1] Ryan Haines / Android Authority TL;DR Following a major update last week, the new Snapseed 4.0.1 adds a Camera home screen shortcut. This shortcut can be accessed by pressing and holding on the Snapseed icon. Google’s photo editing app Snapseed got a big update on Android last week, revamping the app’s design language and … Read More “Snapseed gets handy new shortcut in second update this month” »
Everything you need to know about phone batteries are better than ever. [ad_1] On a recent trip to Disneyland, amid churro breaks, Spider-Man selfies and bouncing between rides at “the happiest place on Earth,” I was gripped by a very real-world anxiety: I kept checking my phone’s battery level. Even with an iPhone 17 Pro … Read More “Phone Batteries Are Better Than Ever. Why Doesn’t It Feel That Way?” »
