AI Avatar v20: your VRoid avatar cheers for you everywhere
If you thought voice assistants were the peak of digital companionship, prepare yourself. Now there's an app that gives you a virtual character to cheer you on, everywhere you go.
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If you thought voice assistants were the peak of digital companionship, prepare yourself. Now there's an app that gives you a virtual character to cheer you on, everywhere you go.

Imagine someone taking apart your favorite Android game, piece by piece. A new GitHub project just made that a little easier, but only for the truly dedicated tech-heads.

The European Union has decided to rein in Google, and this time it's not just a hefty fine. The tech giant must now open its mobile and search empire to competitors, a shift that could significantly shake things up.

Inside Disney's R&D labs, a wooden manta ray prototype the size of a car is being built to transform into Moana's Gramma Tala character. It's coming to a Disney park soon, with robot dolphins as backup dancers.
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To protect your most brilliant inventions, maybe the solution is... not to patent them? A decidedly counter-intuitive idea comes from a well-known tech investor.

While you were enjoying your weekend, two asteroids zipped past Earth. One, Torifune, has a surprisingly peculiar shape.
Imagine your smartphone doing everything by itself, without you ever touching it. A new open source project aims precisely for this, but there's a small detail: 2026.
Everyone cheers SpaceX for revolutionizing space exploration, but there's a catch: it's actually good that it's not in the S&P 500. Sounds odd? There's solid reasoning behind it.

While Western car prices skyrocket, Chinese automakers have found the loophole to crack the American market — and this time, no special permission needed. The game has shifted, and Detroit barely noticed.

Companies are throwing billions at AI like it's the cure for everything, but someone's finally saying it out loud: you're burning cash on tasks that literally don't need a supercomputer. Apollo's John Zito just decided to voice what plenty of people were thinking anyway.

Claude-Mythos has popped up on GitHub—an unofficial app that takes Anthropic's Claude and supercharges it with roleplay, creative writing, and custom prompts. Built by the community, it runs on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and gets regular updates because apparently the vanilla Claude wasn't enough for some people.