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Running OpenClaw on a VPS: A Practical Guide to Self-Hosting Your AI Agent
OpenClaw lets you run a private, always-on AI assistant - but 'always-on' means it needs a VPS. What running OpenClaw actually requires (24/7 uptime, your own model API key, root access), why a VPS beats shared hosting, and how to host it on Verpex.
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SignNow Review 2026: A Lower-Cost E-Signature Platform That Takes Compliance Seriously
SignNow is airSlate's lower-cost DocuSign alternative for e-signatures. Our review covers the core features, the strong compliance stack (HIPAA, 21 CFR Part 11, SOC 2, eIDAS), the API — and the one pricing caveat (a 100-invite/user/year cap) to check before you buy.
3 AI Tools to Automate Your Busywork — AppSumo's 'The Deal Is Right' Ends Friday
AppSumo's 'The Deal Is Right' event ends Friday, July 24. Three AI-automation standouts — RobinReach (social scheduling), TaskMagic (browser automation) and Vocallab AI (voice) — at one-time lifetime prices instead of monthly. What each does, honest caveats, and how to decide before the deadline.
OpenAI Announces GPT-5.6: Sol, Terra and Luna for Production Workflows
OpenAI has announced GPT-5.6, a three-model family — Sol, Terra and Luna — built for production workflows in the API and Codex, alongside new token-efficiency features and a reframing of ChatGPT into Chat, Work and Codex. We walk through what is new, and why every performance claim, including the comparison to Claude Fable 5, should be read as a vendor benchmark.
pCloud for Small Business: A European Alternative to Google Workspace and OneDrive?
pCloud Business offers EU data residency, access levels, activity logs, branded links and 180-day history. Where it fits for a small firm — and where it doesn't.
Shopify Analytics Update: Metafields, Targets, Insights
Shopify upgraded its built-in analytics: slice reports by your own metafields, set targets on any metric, pin annotations onto charts and get automatic Insights on what's trending. What each addition does, why it kills a few spreadsheets, and where built-in analytics still hits its limits.
The AI Watchdogs Are Multiplying — and None of Them Are Talking to Each Other
A frontier lab, a national government, a central banker and a US state each moved to rein in AI within a single July week — and none was coordinating with the others. Oversight is finally arriving, but in disconnected pieces. That fragmentation is itself the story.