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Google's language server for Go developers is getting smarter about how it handles code changes. The gopls tool, updated in October of two thousand twenty six, now supports interactive refactoring, letting developers reshape their codebases with guided, step-by-step tooling directly inside their editors. It's a meaningful quality-of-life shift for teams managing large Go projects.
Shifting to mobile security, a hacking group called Calif pulled off something notable at Hexacon in Paris, demonstrating a full jailbreak of an iPhone eighteen Pro running iOS twenty seven point zero point one — and crucially, it survived a reboot. That makes it what researchers call an untethered jailbreak, the most persistent kind. No exploit details have been released publicly yet, which is both reassuring and worth watching closely.
And in consumer hardware, Apple's first foldable phone is already creating a supply crunch before it's even widely available. The iPhone Duo, priced at one thousand nine hundred ninety nine dollars, has generated enough pre-order demand to push delivery dates into two thousand twenty seven. Whether that reflects genuine enthusiasm or Apple's famously managed scarcity is a question worth asking.
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