Companies are pouring AI into broken systems and wondering why it doesn’t work. The real breakthrough is happening in workflow automation, not just content generation. Jasper’s new Grid platform shows where enterprise AI is actually heading.
Apple has reinstated the Slide Over multitasking feature in iPadOS 26.1 after removing it in the previous update. The feature, which dates back to iOS 9 in 2015, allows apps to float above others and can be hidden with a swipe. Users now need to enable “Windowed Apps” mode to access the functionalit
Microsoft has rolled out voice support for Copilot in its mobile apps, enabling natural conversations with the AI assistant. You can now interrupt Copilot mid-sentence and get spoken responses in real time.
The Raspberry Pi 5 is getting major Linux compatibility improvements thanks to SUSE engineers. Both U-Boot bootloader support and upstream Ethernet driver patches have been submitted, addressing key limitations for serious Linux users.
Alternative Payments has acquired data analytics firm Delmar Insights to launch a combined payments and intelligence platform for MSPs. The deal comes as the company triples both revenue and its MSP customer base over the past year. Integration is scheduled for early 2026.
Two significant releases hit the open source world this week. The Wild linker continues its rapid development with version 0.7, while Tellusim’s Core SDK becomes available on GitHub for graphics and compute applications.
Bitcoin’s November sell-off accelerated as investors pulled money from risk assets including cryptocurrencies. The token fell 2.5% to $103,952 amid broader concerns about AI stock sustainability.
Bad actors are targeting Windows 10 users with a malicious copycat of the Flyoobe bypass tool. The developer warns users to only download from the official GitHub page as Microsoft’s support cutoff leaves 400 million PCs vulnerable.
Microsoft is reversing course on its controversial Windows Update naming changes after overwhelming backlash from IT administrators. The company had planned to remove key details like dates and architecture information that IT pros rely on daily.
Debian is ending support for several older processor architectures in its next release. The armel architecture will only support Raspberry Pi 1, Zero, and Zero W systems. Meanwhile, all MIPS architectures are being completely removed from the distribution.
