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Herdr Studio adds a dashboard layer over existing agent runtimes

Herdr Studio launches as a lightweight interface that connects to a developer's existing runtime, letting agents continue running in genuine terminal sessions managed by Herdr. The company says the tool can be set up and running in three steps, positioning it as an add-on rather than a replacement for current infrastructure.

Slack adds AI-generated 'Surfaces' for building dashboards and reports in chat

Slack is rolling out Slackforce Surfaces, a feature letting users ask Slackbot to build interactive dashboards, reports, polls, and presentations directly within a chat conversation. The AI pulls data from relevant messages and connected apps like Google Drive or Salesforce to generate these tools, which can then be pinned to channels for teams to view, interact with, and comment on.

JD Power survey: drivers largely ignore giant in-car touchscreens

A JD Power survey of 68,000 owners of 2026 model-year vehicles found that more than a third never use passenger touchscreens, while only six percent use them every time they drive. The firm also found larger screens correlated with more infotainment problems, while simple features like smart ignition and smart climate control ranked as the most valued technologies.

Google prototypes Material Expressive redesign for Digital Wellbeing dashboard and timers

Android Authority found new code in a Digital Wellbeing beta build (version 1.47.964183037) showing Google testing a redesigned interface with a Material Expressive look. The changes include a reworked app activity dashboard, multi-app selection for setting shared daily timers, and a restructured Bedtime mode that removes collapsible sections and reorders elements like Bedtime routine and Weekly average.

Android 17 QPR2 Beta 4 adds data logging viewer for Private Compute Core

Google's Android 17 QPR2 Beta 4 introduces a new 'Data logging' section inside Privacy Dashboard that lets users monitor data leaving the Private Compute Core, the isolated sandbox behind features like Live Caption and Smart Reply. Users can toggle logging on or off, choose between a limited three-day/100MB mode and a more exhaustive 12-hour/100MB detailed mode, and download or delete the resulting log files.

Developer shows Parquet cube + range requests can replace a database for dashboards

A blogger built a customer analytics drilldown dashboard using only a 40MB pre-aggregated Parquet 'data cube' stored in R2, an 18KB browser-based Hyparquet reader, and HTTP range requests, avoiding any database or query engine. The demo rolled up NYC's 34-million-row 311 service request dataset into a compact cube that supports fast filtering by reading only small slices of the file at a time.

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