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August 2026 TIOBE Index keeps the top 10 unchanged, with Java closing on C++, Rust holding No. 10, and MATLAB falling out of the top 20 after a decade.
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Apple is reportedly exploring screenless wearables, new Apple Watch designs and more price tiers as competition reshapes the wearable market.
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Apple raises trade-in estimates for iPhones, Macs, iPads and watches, with some devices gaining more than $100 and new Android phones now eligible.
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Apple is testing CXMT DRAM for iPhones and MacBooks as it considers another memory supplier amid tight supply, higher costs, and U.S. scrutiny.
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Aptoide Games becomes the first rival Android app store distributed through Google Play in the US, following court-ordered changes from Epic v. Google.
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Apple is reportedly cutting 2026 hardware shipments as memory supplies tighten. See what it could mean for iPhone, Mac, and iPad buyers.
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The Ninth Circuit dismissed Meta and TikTok’s early appeals, keeping thousands of social media addiction lawsuits moving through lower courts.
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Google Drive has ended automatic desktop photo backups to Google Photos, forcing users to switch to a browser-based workflow to keep folders synced.
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AutoLISP & Smart Blocks can reduce repetitive work and help keep frequently used drawing elements consistent.
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Mubadala could back Akita’s $12.6 billion AI data center, a project that could add major Japan-based AI capacity if its power plans hold up.
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