Three months ago, we covered .NET 11 Preview 1 – and the headline was hard to ignore: Android CoreCLR as the default runtime, promising up to 20% faster app startup. It was bold, ambitious, and came with a fair share of "handle with care" warnings. We said it then: brilliant playground, not production territory. Preview 5 is a different story. Released on June 9 2026, this is the last major preview before the Release Candidate. At this point, the .NET team isn't experimenting

Apple spent three years promising a smarter Siri. Three years of keynotes, teaser slides, and carefully worded "coming soon" disclaimers. At WWDC 2026, the waiting was finally over. On June 8, the company unveiled what may be its most consequential software release in years: a completely rebuilt Siri, a new generation of Apple Intelligence, iOS 27 with serious performance gains, and macOS Golden Gate – the first macOS version to leave Intel Macs behind for good. The keynote a

You're working with an AI coding agent. It rewrites a widget, applies the change – and the app on your screen just updates. You didn't touch the terminal. You didn't type a single command. The loop closed itself. If that sounds like something from a talk you'd half-believe, well – it shipped in Flutter 3.44 and Dart 3.12. Announced at Google I/O 2026 under the theme "Everywhere, everyday, built by everyone, for everyone", this release doesn't feel like a routine quarterly dro

Google I/O 2026 opened with a single sentence from Sundar Pichai: "We are firmly in our agentic Gemini era." No build-up, no warm-up. Just a declaration. The conference took place on May 19–20 at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California. Two days, 85+ sessions, and over 50 announcements spanning AI models, Android, developer tools, and hardware. By any measure – one of the most packed I/O events in years. But the volume of announcements isn't what made this one