Tech News Digest for August 28, 2026

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August 28, 2026

Robot mower, AI passwords, motion sickness, Firefox, pervert glasses, Mac Mini, Google Pixel 11 reviews, robotaxis and Norse mythology words. I had a situation recently where AI saved me a ton of time. While the task was fairly simple, it would have taken a long time to do what I wanted. Over time I had built a text file with fairly simple data. Then I realized it really should be in a spreadsheet since I wanted to track interactions with the data. I took the raw text and pasted it into ChatGPT and asked for the data to be formatted as a CSV file. A minute later I had a spreadsheet and I spent another five minutes or so formatting it. While there are a number of AI uses that are a bit scary, this use really made my day. Check out all of the stories below to get caught up on this week’s news.

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  1. jamieklausen998

    The August 28 digest is useful as a stack of headlines, but the interesting part for working designers is which of those items actually change a production file this month. GPU driver notes, a browser canvas regression, a stock-library license tweak — those are the ones that cost a Friday. I keep a parallel folder of “control images” for that reason: same prompt, same crop, exported before and after a driver or app update, so I can tell whether banding or color shifts are my fault.

    When I need a still that is not a client file (those stay offline), I generate a throwaway scene at https://soralum.com/image-ai/image-generator and drop it into the same comparison grid. It is not a substitute for a commissioned illustration; it is a canary. If the canary looks muddy after an update, I know to re-check profiles and GPU settings before I touch the real layout.

    A small request for future digests: one line on color-management or compositor bugs alongside the AI-product news. The product news is easy to find. The thing that ruins a print proof is usually a silent rendering change. I would rather have a boring “nothing broke this week” than another list of launches.

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    • Foster D. Coburn III

      Where can we find information on the stories you are requesting? We’re happy to add that information, but we have to have a source that is writing about it so we can include it.

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Foster D. Coburn III built his first Web site in 1995 and he has been working exclusively in WordPress since 2013. He has used the Divi theme exclusively since 2015. Earlier in his career he was the author of 13 best-selling books on CorelDRAW and has been a contributor to numerous technology and graphics-related magazines. Foster has taken many projects, including this Web site, from the early design stage through to a finished piece. He has been a featured speaker at many graphics conferences.

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