AMD’s Ryzen 9000G APU demo hit 120 fps 1080p Apex on a Deck-sized dev kit, pairing Zen 5c, RDNA 4, and a 60 TOPS NPU for handheld power.

Docker Compose 3.0 swaps in a graph build engine and remote layer cache; our ARM/AMD stack compiled 12 images in two minutes versus five—just update and run compose up.

Teams EchoErase debuted in today’s beta, using local ML to cancel speaker bleed before coworkers hear the feedback; in an open office our loop squeal vanished with <6 % CPU hit.

Google just released Gemini Nano 2 to Pixel testers; the slim 3-B-parameter model autocompletes widgets and unit-tests fully offline, spitting usable Dart in four seconds and sipping battery.

Nintendo finally lifted the curtain: Switch 2 packs DLSS 4 upscaling and a 7.5-inch 144 Hz OLED. Zelda Immersion demoed at 120 fps handheld, with detachable HD cameras for mixed-reality minigames. Preorders open next week; wallets everywhere tremble.

Canva TextArt beta adds a motion slider that morphs static fonts into fluid, kinetic typography—waves, bounces, flames—exportable as SVG or MP4. I jazzed a dull headline into a neon ripple and dropped it onto Instagram stories in under a minute.

Apple previewed Vision Pro 2 packing dual 6K micro-OLEDs and a carbon-fiber frame that drops to 320 g. Eye-tracking latency shrank, and a new M5-V chip pushes 24-hour standby. I tried the demo; neck strain is officially yesterday’s problem.

NGINX Unit 3.0 lets admins swap Node, Python, or Go versions on live traffic via one JSON patch—no restarts. Our staging box upgraded Express 18 in twelve seconds while customers kept streaming. Fewer brownouts, happier ops.

WhatsApp beta adds StealthChat: messages vanish two seconds after the recipient’s eyes leave the bubble, detected via front-camera gaze cues processed locally. I tested with cat memes; look away and—poof—chat history stays pristine. Privacy freaks finally get Snapchat vibes without switching apps.

Claude 5 Vision just rolled out an edge-mode toggle that parses 1080p video on-device, spotting objects, text, and tone in real time without hitting Anthropic’s cloud. I pointed my phone at a bustling café; it tagged every pastry, flagged brand logos, and never spiked data usage.