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This is part of a regular series of articles exploring the apps that we couldn’t live without. Read them all here.

I never cease to be amazed at the effectiveness of small habits. Standing up and moving every hour. Drinking small sips of water regularly. Leaving your phone downstairs when you go to bed. Flossing straight after brushing. Giving thanks for one thing as soon as your head hits the pillow.

For Cursor users who suddenly found themselves caught in the middle of an AI industry spat, the timing could hardly be worse. OpenAI is reportedly moving to cut off Cursor’s direct access to its models – but Anthropic is stepping in with a rather convenient alternative.

The future of fast food was supposed to look something like this: walk into a restaurant, place an order, and watch a robot assemble your pizza with machine-like precision. Instead, some of the companies that promised to automate pizza-making have struggled to turn that vision into a sustainable business.

You can spend hours choosing the best laptop, comparing processor options with the display and wondering how long the battery will last.

Cybercriminals are able to now abuse hallucinated, outdated, and outright incorrect website documentation to deliver malware to unsuspecting victims through AI agents, new research has claimed.

From keyboards to speakers, more and more parts of the PC experience are being brought to wireless form. Given the many conveniences afforded by wireless components, such as saving time on pulling and plugging wires or the added comfort afforded by that saved space, tech that doesn’t integrate Bluetooth inherently could get left behind. Fortunately,…

The entertainment industry may be approaching a strange new reality: the actor you are watching might not be an actor at all.

Cached files are meant to reduce repeat work, so clearing them can actually be counter-productive.

The Razer Naga V3 Pro is marketed as a mouse for MMO players, but it’s also something else: a mouse for the undecided, for the uncommitted. That’s because it comes with swappable side plates that let you adjust the number of buttons you get, with each made to suit a different game type.