Products — Page 19
Launches, updates, hands-on coverage.
- Weave Robotics launches Isaac 1, a $7,999 home robot with fall 2026 deliveries
The YC-backed startup is moving from a stationary laundry folder to a mobile robot for laundry pickup, room resets and household chores.
- Apple's Hide My Email bug went unfixed for a year, EasyOptOuts says
The privacy service reported the bug in June 2025; 404 Media verified it and Apple twice said fixes had landed, according to EasyOptOuts.
- Google opens a CLI for Fitbit and Pixel Watch health data
The open-source ghealth tool gives developers and AI agents terminal access to Google Health API data as Fitbit Web API winds down.
- Anthropic's Claude Sonnet 5 is a work agent hiding in a model launch
Dario Amodei's lab pushed agentic work into the Sonnet tier as Fable export-control news swallowed the launch-day conversation.
- Clicks shows its keyboard phone actually working
Adrian Li Mow Ching and his co-founders are moving the $499 Communicator from CES concept toward a late-2026 shipment.
- Base44's founder takes the expensive route to defensibility: owning the model
Maor Shlomo's Wix-owned app builder is rolling out Base 1, a custom LLM trained on real product-building sessions.
- X Money starts rolling out to Premium+ users
Benji Taylor's in-app preview puts X's payments push behind the $40-a-month tier as Musk tests finance inside the feed.
- Notion will shut down Notion Mail as it pushes email into agents
The inbox closes September 22nd, but Gmail-connected email tools will stay inside Notion's agent workflow.
- Sony opens U.S. pre-orders for its wearable cooling device
The REON POCKET PRO Plus costs $259.99 in the U.S., with Sony estimating late-July delivery for the neck-worn thermal gadget.
- Meta turns Facebook Creator Studio into an AI companion app
The standalone app is being tested with select creators and folds in Facebook's AI assistant for analytics, comments and content planning.
- OpenAI's Jalapeno chip moves the AI fight from GPUs to unit economics
The Broadcom-built inference ASIC is slated for deployment by year-end, but OpenAI has not released final benchmarks, pricing or yields.
- Racket's Rhombus 1.0 turns a decades-old macro thesis into a cleaner language bet
Matthew Flatt, Robby Findler, Sam Tobin-Hochstadt and a 20-person contributor group are trying to bring Racket-style extensibility beyond Lisp syntax.
- Daniel Lyons ships Treedocs 0.2.0 to make repo maps fail when they go stale
The Swift CLI keeps a version-controlled treedocs.yaml file in sync with a codebase, with hooks for reviews, CI, and coding agents.
- University of Michigan researchers release AFUN for robot affordance understanding
The University of Michigan-led model pairs affordance masks with 3D motion curves, but its public repo is still inference-only.
- RJ Scaringe's R2 test starts at the high end, not the $44,990 Rivian headline price
Rivian's first R2 customer vehicles are $57,990 Performance Launch Package SUVs, with the base rear-wheel-drive Standard trim expected in summer 2027.
- Jarred Sumner's Bun is testing shared-memory threads inside JavaScriptCore
The open oven-sh/WebKit pull request would let `new Thread(fn)` share normal JavaScript objects across cores, but it is not a shipped Bun feature.
- Exa Turns Its AI Search Engine Into a Research Agent API
Will Bryk and Jeff Wang are pushing Exa beyond search calls into structured research workflows for finance, GTM and data teams.
- OpenAI's LifeSciBench turns life-science AI into a harder test than biology trivia
The 750-task benchmark aims to judge research-grade reasoning and expose where scientific agents still break.
- Midjourney's first hardware reveal brings David Holz back to interfaces
The San Francisco event at 6 p.m. PT is light on product details, and it fits David Holz's Leap Motion roots.
- GrapheneOS ports to Android 17 on release day
The privacy-focused Android fork says an initial Android 17 build is planned for June 17th across supported devices.
- Tensordyne puts log math at the center of its Nvidia challenge
The former Recogni is previewing Napier, an inference rack built around logarithmic arithmetic, with shipments targeted later in 2026.
- Cohere's North Mini Code Turns Its Enterprise AI Pitch Toward Developers
The Apache 2.0 coding model is built for agentic workflows, long context and private deployment on a single H100.
- Ataraxy Labs' Weave targets the merge conflicts AI agents create
Ataraxy Labs is betting that Git's line-based merge model is the wrong unit of work for parallel coding agents.
- We turned Claude Code's spinner into a live newsfeed and an open ad market
Credit to Kickbacks for proving the wait-state is inventory. RuntimeWire's bet is that it should be useful before it is monetized.