Blogs
Read the latest updates, guides, and thoughts from the team building AATMA.
Lanterns Episode 1 Review: Small-Town Mystery Meets Intergalactic Intrigue
HBO's Lanterns premiere delivers a compelling small-town mystery with a massive twist that sets up a decade-spanning investigation.
Khalifa Trailer Review: Prithviraj's Style Shines, But Where's the Story?
Prithviraj Sukumaran's Khalifa trailer promises mass action and style, but the lack of a compelling narrative raises concerns about the film's depth.
Curiosity is more important than expertise: insights from the Ritz-Carlton art walk
The Ritz-Carlton's self-guided art tours turn hotels into cultural experiences, proving that curiosity and a willingness to learn can be more valuable than expertise.
I gave my house a brain instead of another smart bulb and my plants stopped dying
A local AI assistant helped me figure out why my plants kept dying by analyzing weather data, sun exposure, and wind patterns specific to my house.
Forget Phone Link: Sefirah is an ad-free open source alternative that beats it in every way
Sefirah is an open source alternative to Microsoft's Phone Link that works on all Android phones, requires no account, and offers full file access and SMS support.
It is time for iOS to have its own Material You
Apple has added more customization to iOS than ever before. The next logical step is system-wide color theming that extends beyond the home screen.
Weekly funding round-up: European startups tracked August 10-14
A look at the week's European startup funding activity from August 10 to August 14, highlighting deals and trends across the continent's tech ecosystem.
This $26 external CD/DVD drive keeps physical media alive with SATA and SD slots
Alrony's portable CD/DVD drive for $26 includes a 2.5-inch SATA slot, SD card reader, and USB hub, making it a versatile tool for accessing physical media.
Why I swapped Feedly for these two minimalist RSS apps
After a decade with Feedly, a senior tech writer finally replaced it with two minimalist Android RSS readers offering cleaner interfaces and better reading experiences.
Notepad.exe for Mac is the lightweight code editor macOS users deserve
Notepad.exe for Mac brings a fast, minimalist coding experience that finally gives macOS users a true lightweight alternative to bloated text editors.
It's Time for iOS to Have Its Own Material You
Apple has gradually opened up iOS customization over the years. The next logical step is system-wide color theming — bringing the kind of personalization Android users have enjoyed to the iPhone.