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    Post Malone Is Bringing His ‘BIG ASS World Tour’ To Australia

    Post Malone Is Bringing His ‘BIG ASS World Tour’ To Australia

    May 22, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Post Malone has officially announced the Australian leg of his BIG ASS World Tour for 2026, with massive stadium shows in Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney. The tour will also see him headline Strummingbird Festival in three locations, supported by Don Toliver. The announcement follows his pivot to country music and the success of his album F-1 Trillion.
    Apple celebrates Accessibility Awareness Day with Fitness+, live sessions, shortcut suggestions, more

    Apple celebrates Accessibility Awareness Day with Fitness+, live sessions, shortcut suggestions, more

    May 22, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Apple is celebrating Accessibility Awareness Day this entire week with new content for users of varying abilities. Highlights include SignTime coming to Canada, Fitness+ workouts with ASL and modifications, a new Apple Maps guide for accessible parks, and specialized playlists on Apple Music. The company is also spotlighting accessibility-focused apps, books, and podcasts.
    Apple Immersive video on Real Madrid coming this week to Vision Pro

    Apple Immersive video on Real Madrid coming this week to Vision Pro

    May 22, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Apple's latest immersive video for Vision Pro, 'Real Madrid: The Weight of Greatness,' debuts this Friday. The 20-minute documentary offers a 180-degree view inside the legendary football club, shot during the 2025 Champions League with over 30 cameras. It features star players like Kylian Mbappé, Jude Bellingham, Vinícius Júnior, and Thibaut Courtois.
    Apple’s three goals for iOS 27 sound like a big win for users

    Apple’s three goals for iOS 27 sound like a big win for users

    May 22, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Apple's upcoming iOS 27 update is reportedly centered on three main goals: advancing Apple Intelligence with a major Siri overhaul, refining the Liquid Glass design language, and delivering significant bug fixes and battery improvements. This strategic focus, reminiscent of the Snow Leopard era, aims to address user complaints and strengthen the iPhone ecosystem. The update is expected to be unveiled at WWDC in less than three weeks, with a strong emphasis on performance and user satisfaction.
    MacBook Ultra could be very good news for MacBook Pro users

    MacBook Ultra could be very good news for MacBook Pro users

    May 22, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    According to recent rumors, Apple's long-expected MacBook Pro redesign might be branded as 'MacBook Ultra' instead. This move could keep the current MacBook Pro unchanged, preserving its pro-focused features while allowing the Ultra to pursue innovation without risking alienating professionals. The article explores how this strategy might avoid repeating the mistakes of the 2016 MacBook Pro redesign.
    Apple Music shares what it is doing to ‘keep music fair’ in an AI world

    Apple Music shares what it is doing to ‘keep music fair’ in an AI world

    May 22, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Apple Music has released an open letter detailing its proactive measures to ensure AI-generated music does not disrupt fairness for human artists. The service requires AI content to be labeled, uses tools to detect stream manipulation, and maintains human curation. With AI plays under 1%, Apple is leading industry efforts against fraud. This article explores the key points of Apple's policy.
    How AI is changing open source

    How AI is changing open source

    May 21, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Open source is becoming less about idealism and more about strategic control in the AI era. Companies like Red Hat, Microsoft, and Nvidia invest heavily in projects like Kubernetes, OpenTelemetry, and Cilium to set the standards for cloud-native and AI infrastructure. This shift reflects a mature, pragmatic open source ecosystem where contributions drive business outcomes.
    Is AI killing open source?

    Is AI killing open source?

    May 21, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    AI coding agents are flooding open source projects with low-quality 'slop' pull requests, forcing maintainers to close external contributions. Small utility libraries become obsolete as developers use LLMs to generate snippets. The era of mass contribution may end, replaced by verified human-only development.
    The cure for the AI hype hangover

    The cure for the AI hype hangover

    May 21, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Enterprise AI is caught in a hype cycle that promises more than it delivers. Most organizations struggle to find reliable use cases and face high costs for data readiness. This article outlines three disciplined steps—connecting AI to high-value problems, investing in data infrastructure, and establishing governance—to turn AI into a profitable asset.
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