Valorant Mobile Beta lands with gyro aim, 120 Hz modes, and cross-progression (not cross-play—blessed). I ran Ascent on a mid-range Android and the touch HUD finally makes sense: larger utility wheel, haptics for spike states, and a lean practice range for thumb muscle memory.

Photoshop Generative Fill 3 lets you lock scene structure: keep perspective lines, lighting direction, and object bounds while swapping styles. I re-skinned a storefront from rustic wood to brushed aluminum without warping signs. Edits stay layered and tokenized so devs can export repeatable presets.

Thunderbolt 6 bumps the pipe to 120 Gbps burst (80 Gbps sustained), enough for dual 6K monitors plus a PCIe NVMe dock on one cable. I hot-plugged an eGPU and scratch SSD; transfers screamed while the laptop still charged. Desk spaghetti? Considerably tidier today.

OpenSearch 3.0 Vector Engine GA adds HNSW + PQ, ANN filters, and GPU-assisted indexing. I wired it into a RAG API; ingestion sped up, memory dipped, and hybrid (BM25 + vector) queries finally felt linear under load. One config block, no pricey add-ons, real-world speed.

Telegram Mini Apps 2.0 lets you buy inside threads—no bot jumps, no browser detours. I ordered coffee from a channel, tipped the barista, and tracked delivery, all within one chat. Merchants get receipts and refunds built-in; users get passkeys and local-only card storage. Slick.

DeepSeek Orchestrator stitches mini-agents across your phone and desktop: read a PDF, draft an email, book a slot—then verify with a rules panel. I chained calendar + notes + browser and got a clean summary with sources. Offline fallback keeps it snappy on flights and spotty cafés.

Monster Hunter Paradise finally breaks cover: a lush archipelago, glider wingsuits, and seamless four-hunter drop-ins across PC, PlayStation, and Switch 2. Cross-save too. A new “Bond” system grants duo abilities—think hammer-launcher or twin harpoon traps. My squad already picked roles; Palicos look extra sassy.

InDesign Layout Coach watches your frames and snaps typographic grids, baseline rhythm, and column gutters as you move elements. I dragged a messy brochure; it proposed a 12-column system, tuned line lengths for readability, and exported tokens for Figma. Designers keep control—just with smarter guardrails.

Framework 13 Pro arrives with a 120 Hz OLED panel, bigger battery, and drop-in mainboards for latest Ryzen or Core chips. I swapped ports to twin USB-C plus HDMI in under a minute. Fans stayed polite exporting video, and the keyboard still feels ThinkPad-level crisp.

Angular 19 Zoneless is now default, swapping Zone.js for reactive signals under the hood. Our dashboard shed janky change detection, p95 render time dropped, and memory stayed flat. Migration path’s gentle: a flag, a linter, and a few refactors around timers. Libraries are already tagging “19-ready.”