Cursor launches mobile app for AI coding agents
Cursor has launched a mobile app allowing developers to prompt coding agents directly from their phones, joining a growing trend of mobile-first AI development tools.
Tuesday, October 13, 2026
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Cursor has launched a mobile app allowing developers to prompt coding agents directly from their phones, joining a growing trend of mobile-first AI development tools.
Tidal will demonetize fully AI-generated music starting July 15, 2026, in a potential test to see if financial penalties can curb the platform's AI content deluge.
WhatsApp is introducing usernames to allow users to share profiles without disclosing phone numbers, though a phone number will still be required to create an account.
Ian Bogost’s new book argues that convenience technologies have dematerialized daily life, urging people to reclaim sensory experiences rather than waiting for broad societal change.
Instagram is testing new ways to integrate its "Your Algorithm" feature into the main feed, though the company notes some features may not make it to final release.
YouTube is rolling out updates to its Shorts platform, including playback speed controls and interface changes, though the company has not provided a specific timeline for the rollout.
Polymarket confirmed a third-party breach allowed hackers to steal around $3 million in cryptocurrency from more than 11 users, with the company promising full refunds.
Notion will shut down Notion Mail on September 22, pivoting its email strategy toward AI agents as user behavior shifts away from manual inbox management.
Google has launched a dedicated mobile app for Google Finance on Android, signaling a likely move to compete directly in the crowded financial information app market.
Rippling launched its Data Cloud to consolidate the modern data stack, while CEO Parker Conrad confirmed the company is roughly two years from being cash-flow positive.
A new website, whynopasskeys.com, is pressuring companies to adopt passkeys by publicly listing the one in four major internet services that still lack the security feature.
Facebook is testing a stand-alone AI companion app for creators to compete with TikTok and YouTube, potentially reducing reliance on third-party tools like ChatGPT.
Deezer launched "Remix Lab" in France, allowing fans to remix songs with artist consent and payment, which could signal an alternative to AI-dominated music streaming models.
Figma launched new code layers, motion support, and AI-powered plug-ins to help teams iterate on designs without needing to write production-ready code.
Brick has launched a $59 NFC-enabled gadget that forces users to physically interact with the device to unblock apps, aiming to reduce screen time through intentional friction.
Flipkart has reached 1,000 micro-fulfillment centers for its Minutes service and plans to expand to 1,500 by the end of 2026 to compete in India’s quick-commerce market.
Meta is reportedly developing an experimental, non-monetary prediction market app internally called "Arena" that could eventually integrate financial betting.
LastPass is notifying customers that hackers stole personal information and support case records during a security breach at its technology partner, Klue.
Ribbie is a fan-made, non-commercial website that uses AI tools to visualize real-time MLB data as 8-bit pixel-art broadcasts.
Amazon is testing its generative AI-powered assistant, Alexa+, in India, inviting users to join a beta program that currently supports Hindi and code-mixed language inputs.