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At WWDC, Apple Reveals Dazzling Liquid Glass Interface for a Bold New Era of Design

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Apple used its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) to spotlight design, debuting a new interface called Liquid Glass. Unlike past updates centered on software breakthroughs, this year’s event leaned heavily on aesthetics and usability. A Unified Look Across Devices Liquid Glass will appear across Apple’s core platforms—iOS, macOS, iPadOS, and watchOS—marking the company’s broadest design […]

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Agent Protocol 2: Google’s New AI Tool Promises Smarter, Faster Payments

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Google is once again positioning itself at the forefront of technological innovation. The tech giant has announced Agent Protocol 2 (AP2), a new framework designed to integrate artificial intelligence into payment systems. The goal is simple: make payments smarter, faster, and more seamless for both consumers and businesses. While the move may sound technical, its

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New GitHub MCP Registry Offers Centralized Access to Trusted Servers

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GitHub has rolled out the MCP Registry, a central directory where developers can find MCP servers. The goal is to make discovery faster, simpler, and more reliable. Tackling a Common Developer Pain Point Until now, MCP servers have been scattered across the web. Developers searched through random repos, separate registries, or long community threads. This

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Search and Vector Search Now Available in MongoDB’s Self-Managed Deployments

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At MongoDB.local NYC, the company revealed that Search and Vector Search are now in preview for both Community Edition and Enterprise Server. These features were previously limited to Atlas, MongoDB’s cloud service. Before this release, teams running self-managed MongoDB often relied on outside vector databases. That added extra tools, more cost, and higher risk. Now,

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Heathrow and Major European Airports Reeling From Powerful Cyberattack

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London, Brussels, Berlin — September 20, 2025A cyberattack disrupted check-in systems at several of Europe’s busiest airports on Saturday, forcing delays, cancellations, and long queues for passengers. The attack targeted MUSE software, developed by Collins Aerospace, which powers check-in and baggage systems for airlines worldwide. The outage hit Heathrow, Brussels, and Berlin airports, with Dublin

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How Social Drivers Can Unlock Stronger Software Engineering Team Performance

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Most organizations measure engineering performance with numbers. Velocity, throughput, and code quality are often the focus. These metrics are useful, but they don’t tell the full story. Engineering leader Lizzie Matusov argues that social factors are just as important. Trust, autonomy, purpose, and psychological safety all play a big role in how teams perform. In

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