• Sony’s PlayStation Store Settlement: What It Means for Digital Creators and Consumers
    A $7.85 million settlement could give PlayStation users credits—but the bigger story is about how we buy digital content. If you have bought digital games through the PlayStation Store, you may have heard about Sony’s recent class-action settlement. Sony Interactive Entertainment has agreed to a proposed $7.85 million settlement involvingContinue Reading
  • Are Your Forms Being Hacked?
    A WordPress website does not have to be famous to become a target. It does not have to process thousands of transactions every day. It does not need to belong to a major corporation. Sometimes, all it takes is a vulnerable plugin—and an attacker who knows how to exploit it.Continue Reading
  • Typography can become part of the body.
    I’ve been exploring typographic tattooing as a graphic-design concept—where lettering, illustration, anatomy, and photography collide. Not just words on skin. Think of the body as the canvas, the typography as the visual system, and the tattoo as a permanent piece of editorial design. For this series, I’m pushing the visualsContinue Reading
  • HappyHorse 1.1 for ComfyUI: Production-Ready AI Video Generation Arrives
    AI Video Moves Beyond Experiments Into Real Production The AI video landscape continues to evolve at an astonishing pace, but one challenge has remained consistent: most models excel at short demonstrations while falling short when deployed in real-world production environments. Enter HappyHorse 1.1, the latest advancement in AI video generationContinue Reading
  • Apple Just Made the iPhone Smarter: The Biggest AI Upgrades Coming to Your Pocket
    WWDC 2026 proves Apple is all-in on artificial intelligence. For years, Apple has been accused of falling behind in the AI race. While companies like OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft dominated headlines with chatbots and generative AI tools, Apple took a slower approach. That changed in a big way this week.Continue Reading