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ChatGPT's Custom Instructions feature lets users set permanent preferences, cutting repetitive prompting by 50%. Experts share four high-impact scripts.
Mark Cuban advises graduates to avoid big companies, learn AI, and target small businesses. He warns of job displacement and predicts only two types of companies in three years.
Experts urge leaders to stop predicting future jobs and instead invest in human capabilities like analytical thinking, creativity, and learning agility as the world of work arrives in overlapping waves of change.
Take-Two Interactive plans two years of organic growth before making a mobile-focused acquisition, CEO Strauss Zelnick says, as the gaming industry consolidates rapidly. GTA VI launch is a key short-term priority.
Real-time NYC subway data powers an interactive jazz website, turning train movements into a unique musical composition.
A Nevada data center runs completely off-grid using solar and second-life EV batteries, offering a solution to grid strain from AI boom.
Two new public spaces open along Brooklyn's Gowanus Canal, marking a historic transformation from Superfund site to waterfront destination. Projects by Scape built on community-led master plan.
Two ex-cybersecurity employees sentenced to 4 years for negotiating ransoms in BlackCat ransomware attacks, a landmark ruling targeting enablers of cybercrime.
Microsoft's optional Windows 11 update KB5083631 packs 34 fixes, including a new Xbox gaming mode, batch file security upgrades, and faster startup apps.
Criminal IP partners with Securonix to embed contextual threat intelligence into ThreatQ, automating analysis and speeding up investigations for SOC teams.
BleepingComputer retracts false Instructure data breach story; outdated info from a 2019 incident was mistakenly used. Outlet apologizes, updates verification protocols.
Microsoft Defender falsely detects DigiCert root certs as Trojan:Win32/Cerdigent.A!dha, removing certificates and breaking HTTPS. Urgent workaround advised.
React Native 0.79 delivers faster Metro startup, stable package exports, JSC moved to community, Swift module registration, and Android startup optimizations.
React Native 0.80 deprecates deep imports and introduces an opt-in Strict TypeScript API for better stability and type safety.
React Native 0.80 introduces React 19.1, deprecates deep imports, freezes legacy architecture, and offers opt-in strict TypeScript types.
React Native 0.81 introduces Android 16 target, deprecates SafeAreaView, adds experimental precompiled iOS builds, and transitions JavaScriptCore to community maintenance.
React Native 0.82 exclusively uses the New Architecture, adds experimental Hermes V1, React 19.1.1, and DOM Node APIs. Provides migration steps and explains interop layers.
React Native 0.83 brings React 19.2, new <Activity> and useEffectEvent APIs, advanced DevTools network and performance panels, plus stable Web Performance APIs and Intersection Observers (Canary). No breaking changes.
React Native 0.84 ships with Hermes V1 as default, precompiled iOS binaries, legacy architecture removal, and Node.js 22 minimum. Upgrade for faster builds and better performance.
React Native now supports Meta Quest headsets, allowing developers to build VR apps using familiar Android tooling and Expo. Get started in minutes.