The Deadliest Shipwreck Of WWII Isn’t What You Think
World War II was fought all over the planet, and one of the most contested places was the sea. Naval battles raged across the world’s waterways, resulting in more than 20,000 ships finding their way to Davey Jones’ Locker. Shipwrecks are inherently dangerous, as they’re located deep below the waves […]
Game development diary: Launched, but far from finished
While the Steam launch of “Character Limit” isn’t the end of Malcolm’s game development journey, he still has to combat the oddities of promotions and scammers. That, and get the iOS release done. The Character Limit launch on July 21 was a weird day for a number of reasons. For a start, that it actually […]
Apple Upgrade installment program set to go live on Tuesday
Apple Upgrade, the company’s new installment program, will be going live on July 28, coinciding with the ending of sign-ups for the iPhone Upgrade Program. On July 21, a report surfaced claiming that the iPhone Upgrade Program was on borrowed time, and was due to be replaced. It seems that the replacement, Apple Upgrade, will […]
A metallic Hall effect keyboard and a 59g mouse are Lenovo’s latest upgrades for snazzy gaming setups
Magnetic gaming keyboards and lightweight mice are hardly unusual anymore, but Lenovo is trying to push both ideas a little further with its latest Legion peripherals. The new lineup includes the Legion R7 RT75 keyboard and Legion Y7MG mouse, and both support an 8,000Hz polling rate for players who want every input delivered to their […]
9to5Mac Overtime 074: Apple’s foldable iPhone
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It’s not just OpenAI models escaping and running riot — experts show how Claude Cowork can break its bonds and access Mac files
Accomplish AI showed Claude Cowork could escape a VM sandbox via Linux zero‑day CVE‑2026‑46331 Agent accessed host Mac files, risking exfiltration of SSH keys, cloud credentials, and more Anthropic shifted Cowork to default cloud execution; local users must harden configs to mitigate exposure Recent news of a ChatGPT agent escaping the sandbox and attacking services […]
Apple TV teases ‘Matchbox,’ ‘Neuromancer,’ ‘Dark Matter’
Apple TV paid a visit to San Diego Comic-Con, hosting a two-hour panel and revealing new trailers for “Dark Matter,” “Neuromancer,” and the loosely toy-based “Matchbox The Movie.” Just like any major media company that streams movies and TV shows, Apple held a lengthy two-hour panel at San Diego Comic-Con. The panels are usually an […]
Indie App Spotlight: ‘NeoCam’ brings a retro video game style look to your iPhone photos
Welcome to Indie App Spotlight. This is a weekly 9to5Mac series where we showcase the latest apps in the indie app world. If you’re a developer and would like your app featured, get in contact. NeoCam is a fun, new camera app for iPhone and iPad that brings a Game Boy camera style look to all of […]
17 Features You Probably Didn’t Know Came With Your Google Pixel Phone
Karlis Dambrans/Shutterstock Google’s Pixel phones have been around since 2016 and are still going very strong; We’re now patiently awaiting the Google Pixel 11. Pixels have carved a niche out for themselves as phones that try to be “smarter” than the competition rather than offering the fastest […]
From lecture notes to design projects, I picked the right iPads that belong in your bag
A semester’s worth of notebooks, printouts, and loose assignment sheets can turn your backpack into hefty luggage. This is where the iPad steps in, not by making your reading list shorter, but by making your academics less cluttered. Add an Apple Pencil, and the same tablet can handle handwritten lecture notes. It’s not all work […]