Clicks Technology, a startup that’s preparing to launch its own take on the BlackBerry smartphone, is showing off what it has in store in a new video, released today. The device, known as the Clicks ...

Cursor isn’t letting the $60 billion SpaceX acquisition slow it down. On Monday, the company announced a new app called Cursor Mobile, designed for users who want to prompt coding agents directly from ...

Opponents of the rapid buildout of data centers plan to hold protests on Saturday in at least 125 locations across the United States, the first coordinated national effort to channel anger at ‌the AI ...

What was meant to be a United Nations event focused on conflict-related sexual violence turned into a diplomatic confrontation on Friday, as senior UN officials and Israel’s ambassador exchanged sharp ...

Cursor launched a public beta for iPhone and iPad that lets paid subscribers run, monitor, and review AI coding agents on mobile devices. AI coding agents are moving from desktops to iPhones. Cursor, ...

In this article, we will see what you can do if you see a Black Screen while playing a video on Windows 11/10. A black screen while playing a video means you cannot see anything on your screen, but ...

Apple's rumored foldable iPhone, which is expected to be called the iPhone Ultra, has been the subject of numerous leaks. We've seen CAD-based renders, dummy unit hands-on videos, and more. Now, a new ...

Cursor, which SpaceX recently announced plans to acquire, says its new app can help users launch and track AI agents, as well as show updates about an agent’s progress via the iPhone’s Live Activities ...

The United Nations convened the First Session of the General Assembly on 10 January 1946 in London, England. Delegates representing 51 nations attended the session, wherein the scope and purpose of ...

Cursor is giving paid subscribers a way to manage coding agents from an iPhone while away from their primary computer. The new mobile app can launch always-on agents hosted in the cloud or act as a ...

The United Nations General Assembly requests that delegates limit their addresses to 15 minutes. On 26 September 1960, Fidel Castro of Cuba remained on the rostrum for 269 minutes, making his address ...