Logitech launches $99 MX Keypad for coding and AI workflows
Logitech’s $99 MX Keypad gives coders a dedicated button for each AI tool, sparking both developer buzz and a dip in the company’s stock.
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Logitech’s $99 MX Keypad gives coders a dedicated button for each AI tool, sparking both developer buzz and a dip in the company’s stock.
Microsoft's Project Zenith promises a clutter‑free Windows 11 built for AI developers, but its 64 GB RAM demand sparks debate.
Raspberry Pi has launched a new tool to speed up mass programming of its Compute Module 5.
Microsoft confirms GitHub is down worldwide, affecting millions of developers
Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2026 is available for a limited-time discount, but the offer is not as simple as it seems.
Developers are calling on AI coding toolmakers to prioritize security and privacy by default.
MacPaw and Liquid AI are bringing on-device AI to Mac apps, changing how developers build for the platform.
OpenAI is set to launch its first hardware product, a specialized device for its Codex AI coding tool.
Apple has acquired the app that won last year’s ‘Innovation’ Apple Design Award, signaling a push into new developer tools.