Over the years, generative AI has exploded in usage, but the party is coming to an end. For a while, the industry operated in some sort of "subsidy window" where giant AI labs and venture capitalists ...

Apple Notes is a reliable app for organizing ideas, but its default features may not always meet the needs of power users or those seeking more streamlined workflows. In a recent guide, John Lenaghan ...

The open-source 3D software Blender is now available for download for Windows, macOS, and Linux, as well as source code. The new version comes with full support for the Vulkan graphics interface, can ...

Raycast has quickly become one of the most popular productivity tools for power users, developers, and knowledge workers. It acts as a keyboard-driven command launcher that helps professionals manage ...

Microsoft has been quietly rethinking one of Windows’ oldest tools, the Run dialog. While the classic Win + R shortcut has barely changed for decades, the company is working on a new, modern run ...

Last month, one of the best productivity apps for Mac finally became available for Windows. That’s Raycast, which is like a keyboard-controlled Swiss Army Knife for your computer. Open Raycast with a ...

As you may already be aware, Raycast is an incredible productivity tool. It functions similarly to a superpower hotkey, bringing up a command bar for nearly anything you can think of. However, we ...

The new Spotlight launcher tool coming to macOS this year looks and works a lot like the indie application Raycast. Here’s what they can both do, and how they differ. Two years ago I called Raycast ...

Raycast is finally making its way to Windows, and the beta brings more than just a simple port. It includes a full clipboard history manager that tracks everything you copy—from text to images to ...

Ian Campbell is a reporter based in San Diego who writes features, interviews, guides and reviews for Pocket-lint. Before he spent his days covering great products for Pocket-lint readers, Ian was an ...

As it does seemingly every year, Apple has introduced new features with iOS 26 and macOS 26 that target existing third-party apps. Here's what got hit at 2025's WWDC. It's a historical aberration to ...