Editor: Porcia Akua Holmes
742 published articles
Tracks the evolution of software development, consumer technology with a focus on smartphones, wearables and connected devices. Specializes in observing how new products enter the market, how users actually interact with them and where expectations diverge from real-world performance. Reports on the intersection between product design, user behavior and digital lifestyle trends, highlighting what matters beyond launch announcements and marketing narratives.
Articles by Editor: Porcia Akua Holmes
742 total
Google Pitches AI as a Cure for Smartphone Dependency
Google is marketing its latest phones by promoting AI features that reduce screen time, a strategy that both acknowledges and exploits users' problematic relationship with devices.
Entry-Level GPU Shortage Set to Intensify as AI Demand Strains Memory Supply
PC Partner warns entry-level GPU shortages will worsen in late 2026 due to AI-driven demand for GDDR6 and GDDR7 memory, impacting budget PC builders.
Young Adults Split on Trust in Tech CEOs Leading AI
A CNBC and Generational Lab poll reveals that 18- to 34-year-olds trust some tech CEOs far more than others on AI, exposing a leadership trust gap.
Defcon Opens Its Doors to Cybersecurity Newcomers
Defcon, the legendary hacker conference, now actively welcomes beginners with tailored programs, workshops, and a no-judgment culture.
Why Developers Repurpose Old Android Phones Into LAN Servers
Old Android devices can function as low-cost local network servers for development and testing, offering a sustainable alternative to dedicated hardware.
DuckDB v2.0 Preview Signals Major Analytics Upgrade for Developers
DuckDB v2.0 preview delivers faster queries, new SQL features and better memory handling for developers working with analytical workloads. Early testing suggests significant performance gains.
Tracking Device Exposes Amazon's Destruction of Rare Books for AI Training
A hidden Airtag placed in a rare book led investigators to an Amazon AI facility where books were being torn apart and scanned for training data.
Mac Screen Sharing Flaw Enables Remote Takeover, Apple Issues Patch
A critical macOS Screen Sharing vulnerability allows remote attackers to take over a Mac. Apple has released an urgent update to patch the flaw.
Stripe to Acquire AI Startup OpenRouter in $7 Billion Deal
Stripe has agreed to acquire AI firm OpenRouter for over $7 billion, marking a significant bet on AI-powered payment infrastructure.
Why Software Engineering Fundamentals Matter More in an AI Era
As AI tools automate coding tasks, the demand for core software engineering skills is increasing, reshaping hiring and education.
AI Agents Push Workers Beyond Specialization Toward Versatility
AI agents are making narrow specialization less valuable, pushing workers toward versatility and cross-functional skills to remain relevant in an evolving workplace.
Intel VP Predicts Permanent Split in Desktop CPU Sockets as Costs Rise
Intel VP Robert Hallock tells Tom's Hardware Premium that rising costs will force a permanent divide in desktop CPU sockets, separating mainstream and enthusiast platforms.