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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
Mac Screen Sharing Flaw Enables Remote Takeover, Apple Issues Patch
CyberSecurity

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.

·3 min read
Stripe to Acquire AI Startup OpenRouter in $7 Billion Deal
Startups / Funding

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.

·2 min read
Why Software Engineering Fundamentals Matter More in an AI Era
Software Development

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.

·3 min read
AI Agents Push Workers Beyond Specialization Toward Versatility
AI / Machine Learning

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.

·3 min read
Intel VP Predicts Permanent Split in Desktop CPU Sockets as Costs Rise
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

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.

·3 min read
Flock Safety’s New Guardrails Fail to Silence Privacy Concerns
Tech Policy & Regulation

Flock Safety’s New Guardrails Fail to Silence Privacy Concerns

Flock Safety requires case numbers for searches, but critics say loopholes remain amid a growing surveillance backlash from cities and activists.

·2 min read
Gigabyte Revives B450 Chipset as DDR5 Prices Drive Demand for Budget Motherboards
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Gigabyte Revives B450 Chipset as DDR5 Prices Drive Demand for Budget Motherboards

Gigabyte launches new B450M D3HP and B450M D3HP WIFI6E motherboards on the eight-year-old B450 chipset to offer affordable DDR4 support amid high RAM costs.

·3 min read
Google Pixel Phones Get Tap-To-Share for Contact Info: What to Know
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Google Pixel Phones Get Tap-To-Share for Contact Info: What to Know

Google is adding a tap-to-share feature to Pixel phones for quick contact info exchange. The feature uses NFC and works with other Android devices. It aims to streamline in-person networking.

·2 min read
Samsung Odyssey G80HS 6K Monitor Pushes Pixel Density and Dual-Mode Innovation
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Samsung Odyssey G80HS 6K Monitor Pushes Pixel Density and Dual-Mode Innovation

Samsung's Odyssey G80HS is a 32-inch 6K IPS gaming monitor with dual-mode resolution for 330 Hz at lower settings, requiring DisplayPort 2.1 and a powerful GPU.

·2 min read
Open Source Office Suites Offer Free Microsoft 365 Alternative
Software Development

Open Source Office Suites Offer Free Microsoft 365 Alternative

Users looking for a free Microsoft 365 replacement can try this program: LibreOffice. The open-source suite now rivals Microsoft's offering.

·2 min read
Heart Aerospace Electric Plane Test Flight Costs $5 in Electricity
Startups / Funding

Heart Aerospace Electric Plane Test Flight Costs $5 in Electricity

Heart Aerospace's X1 demonstrator, the world's largest all-electric aircraft, completed its first flight costing just $5 in electricity, highlighting a cost advantage over volatile jet fuel prices.

·2 min read
AI Driven Testing Transforms Software Quality Assurance
Software Development

AI Driven Testing Transforms Software Quality Assurance

Development teams are adopting AI driven testing to automate quality checks, boosting efficiency but raising questions about job displacement and test reliability.

·3 min read