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Heather Roberge, Los Angeles architect and UCLA educator, dies at 55
Heather Roberge—the Los Angeles architect, founder of the design practice Murmur, and professor at UCLA—has died. She was 55 years old. Roberge’s death was announced shortly after that of Orhan The post Heather Roberge, Los Angeles architect and UCLA educator, dies at 55 appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
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Estudio Zero shapes pink Mexican co-living complex after sound wave
Mexican practice Estudio Zero has created a co-living apartment building rendered in pink-toned concrete with a series of arched forms informed by sound waves in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca. Known as Amplitude Coliving, the 390-square-metre complex was completed in 2025 on a 315.5-square-metre site in La Punta, a coastal neighbourhood known for small-scale, independent construction. Estudio Zero,…
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GrapheneOS confirms the first Motorola to support the privacy-focused Android fork
This March, GrapheneOS announced a partnership with Motorola. This Android fork has an uncompromising focus on security and privacy to the point where it only supports a limited number of phones – if a phone is missing a hardware feature that is vital for security, it doesn’t get a GrapheneOS port. Naturally, the expectation that…
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Google Photos update packs a handful of vintage styles with ‘Moods’ and curated wardrobes
What you need to know Google Photos rolls out an update to help users edit their summer photos, as “Moods” gets introduced. With “Moods,” users will find a selection of vintage styles that “automatically adapt” to your photo, solidifying Google’s intent of a feature that’s more than a simple filter. This update also brings Gemini…
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Even Realities’ ‘Exposed’ won’t sugarcoat smart glasses in micro-drama series about Meta privacy concerns
What you need to know Even Realities introduced its “Exposed” campaign, which will evolve into an eight-episode micro-drama on TikTok on October 8. “Exposed” will shine a bright light on the privacy concerns that smart glasses with cameras bring to the world. Consent is key, but when someone can walk around with a pair of…
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I played with Meta’s new AI gaming engine reboot and can’t believe how far it’s come
Imagine you’re scrolling through your Instagram or Facebook feed and see an ad for a game. I get these all the time and they usually catch my interest, but instead of just being a video to watch, what if the game was fully playable right inside your feed? That’s exactly what Meta is working on…
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Googlebook laptops are already selling out just days after pre-orders opened
TL;DR Google’s US online store has already sold out of its available Googlebook pre-order stock just days after orders opened. Acer, Dell, and Lenovo Googlebooks are all unavailable there, suggesting stronger-than-expected demand or limited initial inventory. Best Buy still has Googlebooks available to pre-order ahead of their October 4 release. Google gave US shoppers barely…
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Nothing Headphone 1 Pro leak delivers first look at the premium cans
Credit: WinFuture TL;DR Renders of Nothing’s next audio product have leaked. The Headphone 1 Pro features a design that’s not far off from the Headphone 1. The images show the device in black and white colorways. If you’re looking for new headphones, the Nothing Headphone 1 recently went on sale. However, if you’re willing to…
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Instead of helping you disconnect, Digital Wellbeing could soon expand into games
TL;DR Digital Wellbeing seems to be working on a mysterious new flag trivia mini game. It’s unclear how this experience would fit in with the app’s mindfulness goals. The app is also preparing a slight workflow tweak to choosing apps for screen time reminders. Android’s Digital Wellbeing tools have been around for coming up on…