Termius is a modern, full-featured SSH client designed to enhance productivity and collaboration for engineers. It provides a seamless terminal experience across multiple platforms including macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android. The platform features secure synchronization through encrypted vaults, allowing teams to share infrastructure data safely.
- IDE-style autocomplete for faster command entry
- Encrypted Vaults for secure host and credential sharin
- Real-time terminal multiplayer sessions for team collaboration
Integrated SFTP for easy file transfers
- Centralized Keychain for managing SSH keys, passwords, and certificates
- Support for hardware security keys (FIDO2) and biometric authentication
- Cross-device synchronization to keep workflows consistent anywhere
- IDE-style autocomplete for faster command entry
- Encrypted Vaults for secure host and credential sharin
- Real-time terminal multiplayer sessions for team collaboration
Integrated SFTP for easy file transfers
- Centralized Keychain for managing SSH keys, passwords, and certificates
- Support for hardware security keys (FIDO2) and biometric authentication
- Cross-device synchronization to keep workflows consistent anywhere
The author explores how Gemini Scheduled Actions represents a significant shift in Android automation by moving from rigid, trigger-based logic like Tasker to an intent-first architecture powered by Large Language Models. Unlike traditional tools that require programming knowledge and are prone to breaking when UI changes occur, Gemini understands natural language requests and manages complex workflows across devices via the cloud.
Key points:
* Comparison between brittle IFTTT engines and flexible LLM-based automation.
* The benefit of cross-device synchronization through Google accounts.
* Using the desktop web interface for easier setup and access to an Inspiration Gallery.
* Practical use cases including automated SEO idea generation, sports updates, grocery list creation in Google Keep, and email summaries.
* Current limitation of up to 10 active scheduled actions at a time.
Key points:
* Comparison between brittle IFTTT engines and flexible LLM-based automation.
* The benefit of cross-device synchronization through Google accounts.
* Using the desktop web interface for easier setup and access to an Inspiration Gallery.
* Practical use cases including automated SEO idea generation, sports updates, grocery list creation in Google Keep, and email summaries.
* Current limitation of up to 10 active scheduled actions at a time.
While cloud-based AI models are more powerful, running small language models locally on a smartphone offers unique advantages in privacy and practicality. This article explores how on-device LLM can be used for tasks that don't require massive computing power but benefit from being offline or private. Key use cases include:
* Using it as a private thinking partner for personal questions.
* Organizing messy, unstructured notes and brain dumps.
* Performing quick code logic checks and debugging snippets while away from a computer.
* Acting as a low-pressure language tutor that works without an internet connection.
* Using multimodal capabilities to analyze images like whiteboards or product labels via the phone camera.
* Using it as a private thinking partner for personal questions.
* Organizing messy, unstructured notes and brain dumps.
* Performing quick code logic checks and debugging snippets while away from a computer.
* Acting as a low-pressure language tutor that works without an internet connection.
* Using multimodal capabilities to analyze images like whiteboards or product labels via the phone camera.
Google's recent Pixel Drop introduces a groundbreaking, albeit unusual, screen automation feature for Gemini. Unlike previous assistants limited by strict APIs, Gemini uses visual reasoning to interact with third-party applications directly. By reading on-screen elements like menus and text fields, the AI can perform complex tasks such as ordering food or booking rides within a secure sandbox. While this offers significant benefits for multitasking and accessibility, it also raises critical questions regarding privacy, the stability of automation when app UIs change, and the potential disruption of the ad-supported economy. Currently, this beta feature is limited to high-end devices like the Pixel 10 and Galaxy S26 series in select regions.
Friend or Foe is an open-source Android app that identifies aircraft and drones in real time using augmented reality. It combines ADS-B data, FAA Remote ID, WiFi analysis, and visual detection to overlay labels on the camera view, providing information about flying objects overhead. The project was built using AI tools like Claude, Grok, Codex, and Gemini, showcasing the potential of AI-assisted development. It offers features like AR viewfinders, multi-source detection, smart classification, and a drone reference guide, all functioning without requiring accounts or API keys.
Wispr is a voice-to-text AI that turns speech into clear, polished writing in every app. Available on Mac, Windows, iPhone, and Android. It's 4x faster than typing and offers features like AI auto-edits, a personal dictionary, and support for 100+ languages.
Google is announcing the public preview of the Developer Knowledge API and its associated Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. These tools provide a machine-readable gateway to Google’s official developer documentation, enabling AI assistants to access accurate and up-to-date information for building with Google technologies like Firebase, Android, and Google Cloud.
App Finder is an independent search engine that indexes the Google Play Store, offering advanced filtering options to locate niche apps that are often buried by the Play Store's algorithm. It allows users to filter by permissions, keywords, features, ratings, update dates, and more, providing a more precise search experience.
The article discusses the delayed international rollout of key Pixel features like Call Screen and Scam Detection, expressing relief that these security features are now available outside the US after years of waiting.
A watch face is the first thing people see when they take a look at their watch, making it the most used surface of Wear OS. Learn how to create watch faces for Wear OS using Watch Face Format, Watch Face Studio, or Watch Face Designer.
