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Inbox Zero AI Inbox Starter Kit: 10 Rules for Gmail and Outlook
Set up Inbox Zero in four steps, personalize 10 email rules for Gmail and Outlook, and review the starter kit’s safety, pricing, privacy and license notes.
Salesforce to Acquire Braze for $5.66B: What It Could Mean for Marketers
Salesforce has agreed to buy Braze in a proposed US$5.66 billion deal. Here are the cash terms, expected fiscal 2028 close and integration questions marketers should watch.
5 Websites From This Reel: What Their Free Features Actually Include
Delphi Tools, Learn Anything, Turbo AI, Poe and ViralityAI do different jobs. We check their free access, sign-in requirements and privacy claims, and separate what is verified from what the reel asserts.
DHS Orders DeepSeek Removed From Federal IT: What the Order Covers
A DHS order requires civilian federal agencies to remove DeepSeek products from IT systems and exclude them from procurement. It does not bar general public or private-sector use; the signed order is dated July 24.
Repomix, ccusage and PocketBase: 3 Developer Tools to Know
Repomix packages code for AI context, ccusage summarizes local coding-agent activity and estimated costs, and PocketBase offers a compact backend. Explore the official repositories and key caveats.
AI Wearables Can Summarize Conversations. What About Everyone Else’s Privacy?
New AI wearables can turn conversations into summaries. Here’s how Apple and Amazon say their features work—and why bystander consent remains an unsettled privacy question.
99 ChatGPT Codes to Save Time: Reusable Prompt Shortcuts for Work
ITMunch’s free 2026 guide turns repeated ChatGPT instructions into reusable shortcuts. Learn what codes like /askfirst and /tighten do, how to set them up, and when to use all 99.
iPhone Duo: Apple’s $1,999 Foldable and the Features It Gives Up
Apple’s first foldable iPhone starts at $1,999. Preorders opened October 16, with availability October 23. Here’s what the big screen adds—and what the Duo leaves out.
Anthropic Q3 2026 Revenue: $16.8B and the AI Compute Question
Anthropic Q3 2026 revenue reportedly reached $16.8B, up 45% quarter over quarter. What the investor figures reveal—and leave unanswered—about AI costs.
