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• AWS wants more organic growth of its AI apps, reducing reliance on sales teams.
• AWS's Q Developer lags behind rivals, such as Cursor and Windsurf, in grassroots adoption.
• AWS launched Kiro to attract self-serve developers.

Amazon Web Services wants its AI applications to gain more traction organically, without leaning heavily on sales teams.

Rivals such as Cursor and Windsurf

• Marques Brownlee put down $50,000 to reserve a new Tesla Roadster in 2017. Almost eight years later, he canceled.
• On the "Waveform Podcast," Brownlee said that Tesla had been "sitting with

Apple’s iOS 26 update is a big one — not just because it’s new, but because “Liquid Glass” marks the company’s biggest UI overhaul since the iPhone X.

But the so-called “biggest iOS update in years” hasn’t exactly wowed people. Performance hiccups and a jarring reshuffle of the interface have left many users underwhelmed. Even here at Mashable, reactions are split: some enjoy the new look, while

• President Donald Trump proposed an addition to MAGA: MMIAA, or "MOVIES MADE IN AMERICA, AGAIN!"
• While the details of Trump's proposed film tariffs are unclear, many in Hollywood are rattled.
• Here are the potential winners and losers from this policy proposal.

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• Anthropic released Claude Sonnet 4.5, calling it the top AI coding system.
• The startup says the new model can operate autonomously for up to 30 hours.
• Claude Agent SDK aims to give developers new tools for building customized, context-aware AI agents.

Anthropic released Claude Sonnet 4.5, its latest model, on Monday. The company positioned it as the world's best AI

In May, Anthropic announced two new AI systems, Opus 4 and Sonnet 4. Now, less than six months later, the company is introducing Sonnet 4.5, and calling it the best coding model in the world to date. Anthropic's basis for that claim is a selection of benchmarks where the new AI outperforms not only its predecessor but also the more expensive Opus 4.1 and competing systems, including Google's Gemin

Sony has been marking the 30th anniversary of PlayStation by selling you stuff, like PS5 consoles and accessories styled after the PS1. The company has something else lined up to mark the occasion: a photography book showcasing "never-before-seen prototypes, concept sketches and design models that shaped hardware development" from the early days through to the current PS5 era.

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