The latest update to FTP Rush, version 3.6.5, addresses specific login and file-naming bugs for cloud services like Google Drive and OneDrive. It’s a free, portable file transfer client that works across Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS.
Salesforce posted a mixed Q3, missing revenue slightly but crushing EPS estimates. The company raised its full-year outlook, fueled partly by its new AI platform, Agentforce. Investors are watching to see if this momentum can reignite growth.
In the fierce battle for top AI researchers, tactics are getting personal. OpenAI’s Mark Chen revealed that Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg hand-delivered homemade soup to an OpenAI employee as a recruiting pitch. Chen says the move was shocking but that OpenAI has returned the favor in kind.
Meta is making a major design play, hiring Apple’s longtime design studio head Alan Dye. He’ll lead a new creative studio inside Reality Labs, aiming to treat AI as a “new design material” for future devices.
A new study reveals the magnetic component of light has a first-order effect on atomic spins, a force previously thought to be negligible. This could open the door to manipulating matter with light in entirely new ways.
In a major shift, Micron is exiting its Crucial consumer memory business to prioritize AI and data center chips. The brand will ship products until the end of February 2026. This move comes as AI demand causes severe memory shortages and price spikes.
AI is now a common part of hiring, with 88% of employers using it for screening. But a new study finds that giving candidates a choice between an AI or human interviewer could backfire, creating a new hurdle for low-ability job seekers.
A tech journalist details five essential features—like custom shortcuts and adaptable tab management—that are scattered across different browsers. He argues these should be standard to improve the core user experience for everyone.
The PS5 era is in full swing, but speculation about the PlayStation 6 is heating up. Based on Sony’s history, these are the titles that could define its launch lineup and make it a must-buy.
Proton has launched Proton Sheets, an end-to-end encrypted spreadsheet app. It’s the latest addition to the company’s expanding privacy-focused productivity suite, which now challenges giants like Google and Microsoft on security grounds.
