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AWS Launches Generative AI Essentials Course on Coursera and edX

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The course is teaching developers Amazon Q, Bedrock, security guardrails, and agent workflows.
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7 iPhone Settings That Help Your Battery Last Longer

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Boost your iPhone battery life with seven simple settings tweaks, from Auto-Brightness to Low Power Mode, that reduce drain without changing habits.
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Microsoft Previews Windows 11 Update With Smarter AI and Phone Continuity

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Here’s a peek at AI assistance, phone-to-PC handoff, accessibility improvements, security fixes, and stability updates.
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ChatGPT, Claude Clash With Doctors Over Apple Health Data

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The Washington Post tested ChatGPT Health and Claude with Apple Watch data. Both issued heart-health “grades” that physicians said didn’t hold up.
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Android 17 Leak Reveals Glassy Blur UI and New Screen Recorder

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Fresh leaks from Telegram and X offer early glimpses of Android 17’s blur-heavy System UI, upgraded screen recording, app lock hints, and more.
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6 iPhone Shortcuts That Quietly Save You Time Each Day

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Six built-in iPhone shortcuts that automate daily tasks, cut friction, and quietly give you back time without changing how you use your phone.
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OpenAI Says Stargate Data Centers Won’t Raise Local Power Bills

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AI company says its Stargate AI data centers will pay their own way on energy, aiming to scale US infrastructure without raising local electricity rates.
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5 Subtle Signs Your Job Is Slowly Being Automated

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Automation doesn’t always look dramatic at first. Spot five subtle signs your work is shifting, from oversight to self-serve, and how it adds up over time.
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Amazon Starts Auto-Upgrading Prime Members to Alexa+ Without Warning

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Amazon is automatically upgrading Prime members to Alexa+, prompting Reddit complaints about consent and opt-out controls, along with performance gripes.
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