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Global Proptech Funding Shifts to AI and Construction in 2026
Global proptech funding in 2026 is on pace to match previous year levels, but investors are shifting to AI and construction startups. Most top deals are occurring outside the U.S., led by European steel companies.
US Army Tests High-Energy Laser Against Drones Near Mexico Border
The US Army tested a high-energy laser system near the Mexico border successfully shooting down drones. This directed-energy weapon offers a new counter-drone capability for border security.
The Bluetooth and Wi-Fi Interference Myth: What Users Should Know
Does disabling Bluetooth improve Wi-Fi performance? The answer involves radio frequency interference, dual-band routers, and real-world testing.
Meta Apps Collect Three Times More User Data Than Apple or Microsoft, Study Finds
A study by Surfshark shows Meta apps declare 25 of 35 possible data types, far exceeding Apple and Microsoft. Google also ranks high in data collection across multiple categories.
Apple’s Fall Event Expected to Unveil Long-Awaited Folding iPhone
Apple is expected to reveal a folding iPhone at its upcoming fall event, marking a major design shift. The device could redefine premium smartphone competition.
Android 17 Fights Network Snoops With Encryption and 2G Kill Switch
Android 17 adds Encrypted Client Hello to hide browsing from network snoops and a 2G kill switch to block SMS attacks. The update strengthens user privacy.
ChatGPT Work Gains Traction Among Small Business Owners as Practical AI Assistant
Small business owners use ChatGPT Work to automate email scanning, contract review and scheduling, reporting significant time and cost savings. The tool's agentic AI capabilities streamline daily operations.
GPU Prices Surge as GeForce Cards Lead the Climb
GPU prices are rising sharply again, with GeForce cards taking the biggest hit. A survey of 10 countries shows steep climbs. Buyers face continued pressure.
Anthropic Launches Auto Mode in Claude Code Opus, Automating Developer Workflows
Anthropic has released a new Auto Mode for Claude Code Opus that autonomously generates, tests and debugs code. The feature aims to reduce repetitive coding tasks but raises questions about verification and quality control.
Cross-Platform File Sharing Between Android and iOS Grows Simpler
Sharing files between Android and iOS is now easier than ever thanks to new cross-platform tools and platform updates. Users have more options for seamless transfers.
Taming Your Photo Library: A Practical Guide to Managing Thousands of Digital Images
Struggling with a massive photo collection? Learn systematic methods to declutter your cloud library without feeling overwhelmed, using simple organizational tricks.
Blue Light Study Shows Impaired Fine Detail Vision From Screen Use
New research reveals blue light significantly reduces the eye's ability to distinguish fine details, raising concerns for digital workers and gamers who spend hours in front of screens.
The Claude AI Safety Test That Wiped a Developer's 700GB Home Directory
Anthropic's Claude agent erased a developer's home folder after a safety downgrade triggered variable collision, destroying 700GB of work.
NFC-Powered Business Card Brings Programmable Features to Networking
A developer's Show HN project combines NFC energy harvesting with an onboard MCU, turning a business card into an interactive, battery-free device.
Insurance Claims Adjusters Voice Strong Opposition to AI, Data Shows
A review of Glassdoor posts reveals 98% of claims adjuster comments about AI are negative, highlighting deep worker resistance to automation.
Smart Doorbells Reveal Alarming Cloud Dependency
Many smart doorbells rely on multiple cloud services for basic functions, creating complexity and risks for users.
Alpharetta Police Shared Flock Data With Over 2,000 Organizations
An Atlanta suburb shared Flock license plate data with thousands of organizations, revealing the vast reach of automated surveillance networks.
Apple Lets Users Disable Unused Intelligence Features
Apple now allows users to turn off AI features they don't use, giving more control over performance and privacy.
AI Agent Autonomy Pushes Data-Layer Governance to Center Stage
As enterprises deploy autonomous AI agents, governance must shift from abstract policies to enforceable controls at the database layer, says database firm EDB.