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Editor: Porcia Akua Holmes

Editor: Porcia Akua Holmes

1179 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.

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Articles by Editor: Porcia Akua Holmes

1179 total
Meta’s Muse App Raises New Privacy Concerns With Aggressive Data Collection
Tech Policy & Regulation

Meta’s Muse App Raises New Privacy Concerns With Aggressive Data Collection

Meta’s journaling app The Muse prompts users to share bank accounts and passports while auto-enrolling them in AI training. Privacy experts say surveillance outweighs utility.

·2 min read
San Mateo County Votes to Fee Businesses Replacing Workers With Robots
Tech Policy & Regulation

San Mateo County Votes to Fee Businesses Replacing Workers With Robots

San Mateo County approved a first-of-its-kind permit fee for businesses that replace workers with AI-powered robots, aiming to fund job transition programs.

·2 min read
A One-Click Lesson: Why 'Blame IT First' Culture Persists
Software Development

A One-Click Lesson: Why 'Blame IT First' Culture Persists

A boss accused IT of deleting files until a single click revealed a simple navigation error. The lesson went ignored.

·2 min read
Robotaxi Sex Debate Sparks Academic Push for Clear Rules
Tech Policy & Regulation

Robotaxi Sex Debate Sparks Academic Push for Clear Rules

Academics are formally calling for regulations to prevent sexual activity in driverless taxis, citing legal and ethical gaps as robotaxis hit city streets.

·3 min read
Apple CarPlay Defaults to First iPhone: How to Manage Multiple Devices
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Apple CarPlay Defaults to First iPhone: How to Manage Multiple Devices

CarPlay automatically connects to the first paired iPhone, creating challenges for shared vehicles. Users must manually switch devices through the CarPlay interface.

·2 min read
Samsung Galaxy S26 FE: Capable Hardware Undermined by Pricing
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Samsung Galaxy S26 FE: Capable Hardware Undermined by Pricing

The Galaxy S26 FE delivers a bright display and solid performance, but reviewers agree its higher price than the S25 FE makes it a tough sell against strong alternatives.

·3 min read
New Wireless Attack Lets Attackers Eavesdrop on Headphones From 30 Meters Away
CyberSecurity

New Wireless Attack Lets Attackers Eavesdrop on Headphones From 30 Meters Away

Researchers demonstrate a side-channel attack that captures audio from wireless headphones at 30 meters, bypassing encryption entirely.

·2 min read
Column Builds a Payment Issuer Processor From Scratch
Startups / Funding

Column Builds a Payment Issuer Processor From Scratch

Fintech startup Column has built its own payment card issuer processor, a rare technical feat. The move gives Column full control over card transactions and reduces reliance on legacy providers.

·2 min read
Open-Source SDCC Compiler Powers Modern Embedded Development
Software Development

Open-Source SDCC Compiler Powers Modern Embedded Development

SDCC, the Small Device C Compiler, remains a vital tool for microcontroller programming. Recent updates keep it relevant for legacy and new embedded systems.

·2 min read
Smart Locks Go Mainstream as Home Security Embraces Connected Access
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Smart Locks Go Mainstream as Home Security Embraces Connected Access

Smart locks are shifting from niche gadget to standard home security upgrade, driven by falling prices and enhanced features. Industry experts now recommend them for wider adoption.

·2 min read
Researchers Breach OpenAI Using Rival Anthropic's Claude
CyberSecurity

Researchers Breach OpenAI Using Rival Anthropic's Claude

Cybersecurity researchers used Anthropic's Claude AI to hack into OpenAI's systems, accessing an employee's ChatGPT account and exposing internal software.

·3 min read
AI-Based Air Traffic Control Tool Heads for Washington DC Airspace Next Week
AI / Machine Learning

AI-Based Air Traffic Control Tool Heads for Washington DC Airspace Next Week

The FAA will launch an AI-based air traffic control tool next week in Washington DC, marking the first step in a nationwide rollout.

·3 min read