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A decade of shipping apps and the 10 rules that actually move the needle: Google login, charge from day one, MoSCoW MVPs, retention over acquisition.
Tim Cook ends 15 years as Apple CEO. John Ternus, SVP of hardware engineering, takes over September 1, 2026. Cook becomes executive chairman.
Recordly is a free, MIT-licensed screen recorder with 8,300 GitHub stars that replaces Screen Studio's $229 license for $0. Here's why creators are switching.
Twenty is a free, self-hosted CRM with 44,000 GitHub stars that replaces Salesforce and HubSpot for $0. Here's why sales teams are switching.
Tesla robotaxi expansion 2026 hits Dallas and Houston before Q1 earnings — Waymo scales, Ford names BYD top rival, FSD faces Wall Street scrutiny.
Revolut enters the $500-per-employee EOR market with GlobalHire, letting UK businesses hire in 160+ countries without local entities.
A CMU study found 6 million fake stars across 18,000 repos. Stars sell for $0.06 each, and VCs use them to source seed deals worth millions.
Coolify is a free, self-hosted PaaS with 53,000 GitHub stars that replaces Vercel, Heroku, and Netlify for $0. Here's why developers are switching.
Cal.com closes its open-source codebase after 5 years, citing AI-driven vulnerability scanning. The community is split.
Nederland just beat Germany, France and the UK to Tesla FSD Supervised — the first legal self-driving rollout on European public roads.
Apple's $599 iPhone 17e fixes the 16e's biggest flaws with MagSafe and the A19 chip — but the camera still lags far behind the iPhone 17.
