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In 2023 we had another good team meetup, released our largest update ever, and have released a small update to celebrate Bear's 7th year around the sun.

GitHub is announcing general availability of GitHub Copilot Chat and previews of the new GitHub Copilot Enterprise offering, new AI-powered security features, and the GitHub Copilot Partner Program.

Unity who??

From idea to code in seconds, build and learn alongside the most creative coders on the Web

YouTuber and filmmaker Casey Neistat joins WIRED to answer his most searched questions from Google. Does he edit his own videos? How does he get away with fl...

"The best iPhone ever made". Words you hear every year. And this iconic title falls to the iPhone 15 Pro Max in 2023. If you must have the best one - this...

Titanium, computational photography advances, the Action button, and an innovative new connector called “USB-C”.

We need a nimble, adaptable new agency with the expertise, resources and authority to rein in the tech giants that control our digital lives.

This treasure chest of 600+ specimen cards holds a complete snapshot of the last metal type foundries in Germany.

SEO experts got very rich filling the web full of garbage. But are they to blame or is Google?

Filip is a Django and iOS developer. We discuss his switch over to Django for backend APIs, the current status of iOS development, VR headsets, and more.

An irregularly-scheduled roundup of Brett’s favorite web discoveries.

A Shortcut for quickly adding entries to my notebook index.

Okay, so “space black” isn’t the Black MacBook return we were hoping for, but Apple’s new Pros sound pretty nice. Which one should you buy, though? It’s complicated. Plus, that Scary Fast event was shot on an iPhone — so where does that mean we are in the evolution of smartphone cameras? All that, and some AR glasses, and you don’t even have to listen at 8PM on a Monday night.

To find out who did, look all the way back to the start of the story.

Here's how to make the most of Slack's new look.

Musk wants X to replace YouTube, LinkedIn, FaceTime, dating apps, and even your bank.

My view on the state of social media in late 2023

Today, Apple released iOS and iPadOS 17.1 – the first major updates to the operating systems that launched (and I reviewed) in September. I’ll cut to the chase: these are not big updates and don’t come with new emoji. Instead, iOS and iPadOS 17.1 bring a variety of previously-announced (and then delayed) features such as

Are you thinking of participating in National Novel Writing Month this November? Whether you regularly join in or you've always wanted to...

02:19:51 - We recorded this weeks ago I genuinely don't remember what we all even talked about but uh we'll see you next week when I remember that on…

Third-party web browsers on iOS and iPadOS have been in a peculiar state for some time. While it has been possible since iOS 14 to set a third-party browser as the default for opening web links, Apple still doesn’t permit the use of third-party browser engines — at least for now. This means third-party web

Good compact phones died with the iPhone Mini.

While some of Google's failed products genuinely deserved to die, others were undernourished, misunderstood, or just ahead of their time

Articles and posts written and edited by Jared Newman

Three stories that all relate to governance, in their own different ways. Mbin is a new fork of Kbin, due to governance issues at Kbin. A research paper on that gives some structure to how different Mastodon servers organise their rules. And Owncast runs into issues with how Apple governs access to the App Store.

I decided to watch this movie at 10:15PM on a Tuesday during the week Oldboy is screening cause I thought it'd be funny to see this after a bunch of my friends told me to see Oldboy. I'm very very…