One of the companies building that layer is Firecrawl, an API platform that helps AI systems search, scrape, and interact with the live web.

From creating digital wallet passes to deploying agents to strengthen your passwords, these small yet ingenious Apple Intelligence features could actually come in pretty handy.

Even powerful capabilities can fall short if users don’t understand how a tool works, trust its outputs, or know when and how to rely on it.

Apple's macOS 27 ends Rosetta 2, drops Intel Macs, and brings tab grouping, AI photo tools, and a Snow Leopard-style performance overhaul.

Obviously, the test will be how well the new features work in real life usage, but let’s start with what seemed to me to be the most important things the company announced … For me, one of the biggest questions to arise from the keynote was exactly what features will require the iPhone 17 Pro and up?

Apple’s WWDC AI push gives Mac Studio a clearer role as a local AI workstation for developers, creators, and privacy-focused teams.

OpenAI shifts focus from advancing AI capabilities to ensuring safe, accessible, and impactful deployment, marking its transition into a new developmental phase.

Google has been working on agentic AI for years. Building on the viral success of OpenClaw could finally tip the scales.

The problem with B2B email is no longer access. It is overload. Google says 3 billion users rely on Gmail, and that email volume is at an all-time high as the platform moves deeper into what it calls the Gemini era,