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Amazon has committed $20 million to water conservation in the Colorado River Basin, seeding a new corporate effort it calls the Colorado River Basin Collaborative.
Some recent Chromebook devices will be able to switch to the new operating system.
It’s confirmed: The mysterious Motorola phone getting support for the privacy-focused GrapheneOS will be the Motorola Signature 27 that was announced earlier this week.
Following the release of Xcode 27.1 beta 1 last week, Bitrig has added support for building and testing iPhone Duo apps, complete with an interactive 3D simulator that lets developers fold, tilt, rotate, and position the device however they want. Here are the details.
Tesla has started rolling out a meaningful security upgrade for its mobile app, making logging into your account faster and more secure. We discovered the new capability in the latest Tesla app update for iOS, version 4.61.0, which began rolling out to owners on Friday.
Valve, the company behind Steam, has been an ardent supporter of gaming on Linux since it began developing the Steam Deck handheld. Proton, a new compatibility layer designed primarily to run Windows games on the Linux platform, was developed by Valve to make gaming on Linux, and conversely, the Steam Deck, a hassle-free and performance-driven…
Unsurprisingly, the Omni Group worked all summer to get its suite of apps ready for Apple’s 2027 system updates from day one. Here’s what’s new.
During WWDC in June, Apple announced some interesting upgrades coming to iOS 27 this week. The latest software update is available in public beta and developer beta, but its general release is coming this week, following Apple’s iPhone 18 launch event on September 9.
Scaling support operations requires handling rising ticket volumes, meeting strict Service Level Agreements (SLAs), adapting to evolving compliance requirements, and maintaining documentation that quickly becomes outdated, all without proportional increases in headcount. In many teams, the knowledge required to resolve tickets is fragmented across SOPs, recordings, and tribal expertise, forcing analysts to spend significant time…