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New accessibility features rumored for iOS 18 & macOS 15

Apple is rumored to be working on accessibility features like voice-activated shortcuts, Live Speech categories, and improved font size control across the system in iOS 18 and macOS 15. Apple is always working to improve accessibility Apple’s annual Worldwide Developer Conference is approaching fast, so rumors about what’s coming next are already leaking out. Accessibility

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Netlify AI analyzes failed deployments

Web development platform provider Netlify has added AI-enabled deploy assist capabilities to its Composable Web Platform. Unveiled March 7, AI-enabled deploy assist analyzes failed deployments and offers suggestions to correct errors. Netlify said the feature is intended to reduce the time developers spend manually reviewing logs and debugging failed builds, ensuring failed builds do not

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First Pixel Pass, now another brand is killing its phone subscription plan

Fairphone has announced the indefinite suspension of its subscription model, Fairphone Easy. Fairphone Easy aimed to offer sustainable phone ownership by offering a monthly fee for all-inclusive repairs, replacements, and recycling. Fairphone joins Google’s Pixel Pass in failing to gain traction, casting doubts about the viability of the phone-leasing model. Fairphone, the Dutch phone manufacturer

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Feds To Offer New Support To Open-Source Developers

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) will start providing more hands-on support to open-source software developers as they work to better secure their projects, the agency said. From a report: CISA hosted a two-day, invite-only summit this week with leaders in the open-source software community and other federal officials. During the private event,

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