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Anthropic embeds Slack, Figma & Asana into Claude

AI

Anthropic embeds Slack, Figma and Asana in Claude

* Anthropic is embedding business apps — Slack, Figma, Asana and Amplitude — directly inside its Claude AI chat. * The integrations use Anthropic’s open Model Context Protocol (MCP) to let teams create projects, send messages and analyze data without switching tabs. * The move turns Claude from a chat assistant into an interactive

26 Jan 2026
Android 17 leaks: System UI blur & screen recorder

Software

Android 17 leaks show System UI blur & new recorder

* Key Takeaways: * Leaked screenshots of Android 17 preview a new System UI blur effect for visual polish. * A redesigned or updated screen recorder appears in the screenshots, suggesting functional changes. * The leaks show multiple System UI tweaks and other subtle updates to the OS experience. * These previews don’t confirm

26 Jan 2026
Code Vein II review: Sequel drains the fun

Games

Code Vein II review: Bleeds inspiration, lacks identity

* Key Takeaways: * Game Informer says Code Vein II becomes unremarkable once you strip away its inspirations. * The review describes the sequel as derivative and forgettable rather than a confident evolution. * Fans of action‑RPGs should temper expectations; consider review consensus before buying. Overview Game Informer’s review, headlined "Code

26 Jan 2026
China's Thermal Battery Breakthrough Changes Energy Storage

Research

China's thermal battery breakthrough could reshape storage

* Key Takeaways: * Chinese researchers report a thermal-battery breakthrough that may solve a long-standing conversion and density trade-off. * Thermal batteries offer extreme durability and low self-discharge but traditionally lag in energy density and power output. * If validated at scale, the advance could broaden thermal storage use in grids, EVs, and harsh-environment

26 Jan 2026
Apple’s AirTag 2 gets a new chip

Gadgets

AirTag 2’s new chip makes lost items easier to find

* AirTag 2 introduces a new onboard chip that Apple says improves how easily items can be located. * This is Apple’s first major AirTag upgrade since the product’s launch five years ago. * The change is likely to affect precision finding, responsiveness and potential future features. * Owners should watch for

26 Jan 2026
Resident Evil Requiem: Director Confirms Not Open World

Games

Requiem's Director: 'This Isn't An Open World Game'

* Director of Resident Evil Requiem directly denied open-world rumours in our interview. * The statement clarifies that Requiem will not adopt a full open-world structure. * This preserves expectations for focused survival-horror design and guided level structure. * The team hasn’t detailed how exploration, pacing, or map size will work yet. Director

26 Jan 2026
Apple updates AirTag with new UWB, louder speaker

Gadgets

Apple’s second‑gen AirTag adds UWB and louder speaker

• Key Takeaways • Apple has released a second‑generation AirTag — its first upgrade in five years. • The new AirTag includes Apple’s newer Ultra Wideband (UWB) chip, a louder built‑in speaker, and improved range. • The hardware changes should improve precision locating and make lost items easier to find. What’s

26 Jan 2026
Apple reorganizes AI, plans two Siri versions

AI

Apple’s AI Shake-Up: Two New Siri Versions, Google Tie

* Apple is reorganizing its AI efforts and has formed a partnership with Google to accelerate generative and assistant capabilities. * The company is preparing two new versions of Siri while shifting management and elevating John Ternus to lead design-related work. * Apple’s moves tie into preparations for its 2026 Mac launches

25 Jan 2026
5 Free Apps Better Than Premium Alternatives

Software

5 Free Apps That Outperform Paid Alternatives

* Free apps can match or exceed paid tools for features, security, and cross-platform support. * VLC, DaVinci Resolve, Bitwarden, LibreOffice, and GIMP offer pro-grade capabilities at no cost. * Open-source communities and frequent updates drive long-term value; paid tiers mainly add convenience or niche features. * Consider learning curves and official support differences

25 Jan 2026
Apple to debut Gemini-powered Siri in February

AI

Apple set to debut Gemini-powered Siri in February

* Key Takeaways: * Bloomberg reports Apple will debut a Gemini-powered version of Siri in February. * The assistant will receive an initial reveal ahead of a fuller presentation at this year’s WWDC. * The move signals Apple integrating large language model (LLM) technology into Siri, with wider implications for AI on Apple

25 Jan 2026
Aircela builds fridge-sized air-to-gasoline machine

Startups

Aircela’s Fridge-Sized Device Turns Air Into Gasoline

* A New York startup, Aircela, has built a fridge-sized machine that converts ambient air into gasoline. * The system is not “free energy”: it requires significant inputs and energy to produce fuel, but can be practical for small-scale uses. * Potential applications include decentralized fuel supply for remote sites, research, and backup

25 Jan 2026
CISA: Active Exploitation of 4 Enterprise Software Bugs

Security

CISA: Attackers Exploiting Versa, Zimbra, Vite, Prettier

* Key Takeaways: * CISA has confirmed active exploitation of four separate vulnerabilities affecting enterprise products and developer tooling. * Affected projects include enterprise software from Versa and Zimbra, plus the Vite frontend framework and the Prettier code formatter. * Organizations should immediately consult vendor advisories, apply available patches, update developer dependencies, and monitor

25 Jan 2026
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