Dictly is a private, on-device dictation app for macOS, iOS, and iPadOS that processes speech into structured text without relying on the cloud. With features like customizable workflows and per-app profiles, it ensures fast and secure dictation, maintaining user privacy by keeping all data on the device. The app offers a lightweight download with offline functionality and a focus on user control over speech formatting and recognition.

The article introduces ChatGPT Atlas, a macOS application that integrates ChatGPT into web browsing, providing features like content summarization, product comparison, and interactive assistance. Users can control privacy settings, manage browsing memories, and utilize ChatGPT for various tasks seamlessly within their web experience. Currently, it's available in preview for Plus, Pro, and Business accounts.

The article discusses a GitHub project called macos-live-screensaver, which allows users to set live video streams as screensavers or lock screens on macOS. It supports YouTube live streams and direct HLS streams, providing installation instructions and troubleshooting tips for users. The project is open-source and licensed under the MIT license.

The article discusses the recent resurfacing of MacOS ROMs for the Apple Network Server, which was originally designed to run AIX. It highlights the server's complex history, its brief connection to MacOS and Windows NT, and the discovery of development ROMs that allow for running these operating systems on the ANS. The author shares personal experiences and insights from a former Apple employee regarding these rare ROMs.