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Artificial intelligence
fromTechRepublic
4 days ago

Daily Tech Insider Unpacks the Week AI Became Your Intern, Concierge, and Lip-Reader

Major tech companies are aggressively integrating advanced AI into consumer products, intensifying competition across browsers, search, assistants, and chips while raising privacy and security concerns.
Privacy technologies
fromTheregister
1 week ago

Just the Browser Is just the beginning

Open protocols and free code are constrained by centralized rulemakers and data-harvesting; minimal, policy-respecting browsers and a Small Web can restore user autonomy.
Web development
fromHowbrowserswork
1 week ago

How Browsers Work

Browsers convert address-bar input into normalized URLs or search queries, resolve domain names to IPs, send HTTP requests with headers, and fetch resources to render pages.
Apple
fromThe Verge
5 months ago

Apple's lock on iPhone browser engines gets a December deadline

Regulatory changes in Japan may enable iPhone browsers based on third-party engines, challenging Apple's WebKit dominance.
Mobile UX
fromTheregister
5 months ago

Apple's WebKit browser requirement may break Japanese law

Apple's WebKit mandate for browsing apps has been challenged globally as authorities seek to enhance competition in mobile software.
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