Author: Marcus Bennett

Apple takes the wraps off its first folding iPhone on September 9, and the rumor pile has spent months building a list of what the phone will not have. Face ID, a telephoto lens, mmWave 5G and the Action button are all expected to be missing from a phone that starts around $2,000.

John Ternus runs his first keynote as Apple CEO on September 9, and the lineup behind him breaks a pattern that has held since 2011. Here is everything expected, and what the split really means.

Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5.1 cuts cached token prices by 75% and more than doubles a key agentic research benchmark, as AI labs shift their competition toward the cost of running agents.

268,000 people registered to solve MrBeast’s $1,000,000 Super Bowl puzzle. A software developer from Atlanta got there first. Here is how all 12 clues in the ad actually worked.

Apple’s iPhone 18 keynote is on September 9, and trade-in values have historically started sliding on announcement day rather than release day. Here is what your phone is worth now, how fast that changes, and the storage quirk that costs people the most money.

Assign every platform a funnel job, map your repurposing, and report on one consistent UTM naming system.

The three nested objects in Ads Manager, and why the objective you pick decides how delivery behaves.

A practical setup for planning, assigning, and shipping content at a pace your team can actually sustain.

Salaries, housing, and tax rates lined up so you can see what your paycheck really buys in each state.

The four changes behind the buzzword, and how to tell a real change program from an expensive slide deck.