Codex with ChatGPT is an open source project that connects ChatGPT and Codex into a single coding workflow. ChatGPT handles planning, reasoning, and review, while Codex remains responsible for editing files, running commands, testing changes, and doing the actual work inside a project. Instead of asking one coding agent to plan a task, execute it, inspect its own work, and decide whether it succeeded, the project deliberately separates those responsibilities between two OpenA

The iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max are not dramatic redesigns of Apple’s flagship phone. They look familiar, use the same basic display sizes as the previous generation, and continue the design language Apple has been refining for years. The bigger changes are happening underneath the surface, with a new camera system, a more powerful processor, improved cooling, longer battery life, Apple designed connectivity hardware, and a much deeper emphasis on artificial intellige

DLSS 5 Swapper is a Windows gaming utility built to make NVIDIA neural rendering modifications easier to install, configure, and reverse across a large library of games. Instead of manually replacing DLL files, configuring ReShade, figuring out which rendering path a game uses, and keeping track of everything you changed, the program places much of that work behind a graphical interface. It supports games with native DLSS as well as some titles that were never designed around

Jev Ultrafast is an experimental AI browser agent designed to complete web tasks with far less overhead than the screenshot heavy agents that have become common in AI automation. Give it a goal such as finding a flight, opening an article, or applying filters on a website, and the system observes the current page, identifies the controls that are actually available, chooses an operation, performs it, then repeats the process until the goal is complete. The important differenc

Plexo is a cross-platform download manager designed to make large file transfers faster by using multiple internet connections at the same time. If your computer has Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and a tethered phone available, Plexo can divide a compatible file into separate byte ranges, download those ranges over different network interfaces in parallel, and reassemble them into the original file when the transfer finishes. Instead of allowing two of those connections to sit idle while