JakuPulse
Editor: Porcia Akua Holmes

Editor: Porcia Akua Holmes

1182 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

1182 total
Micron's G11 NAND to Double Density With Wafer Bonding by 2027
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Micron's G11 NAND to Double Density With Wafer Bonding by 2027

Micron will mass-produce its G11 3D NAND in 2H 2027, doubling bit density and boosting I/O by 50% using wafer-on-wafer bonding and over 400 layers.

·4 min read
Refurbished Electronics Market Gains Momentum as Prices Climb
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Refurbished Electronics Market Gains Momentum as Prices Climb

Rising tech prices are pushing consumers toward refurbished gadgets, a market shift that rewards buyers who understand certification and warranty terms.

·4 min read
Triple-SIM Android Phone Arrives as Dual-SIM Era Faces Its First Real Challenge
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Triple-SIM Android Phone Arrives as Dual-SIM Era Faces Its First Real Challenge

A new Android device runs three SIM cards at once, a first for mainstream smartphones. The niche feature targets frequent travelers and multi-line users, but availability remains limited.

·3 min read
UK Police Watchdog Probes Detective Over Microsoft Copilot Use in Criminal Cases
Tech Policy & Regulation

UK Police Watchdog Probes Detective Over Microsoft Copilot Use in Criminal Cases

A senior Derbyshire Constabulary detective faces a gross misconduct investigation by the IOPC over allegations that Microsoft Copilot was used to help make decisions in criminal cases.

·3 min read
Laptop Webcams Are Improving, Yet Standalone Cameras Still Have a Case
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Laptop Webcams Are Improving, Yet Standalone Cameras Still Have a Case

Built-in laptop cameras are better than ever, but professionals still buy standalone webcams for image quality, flexibility and privacy. Here is why the market persists.

·2 min read
Deepseek V4.1 Flash Cuts Costs but Hallucination Risk Remains
AI / Machine Learning

Deepseek V4.1 Flash Cuts Costs but Hallucination Risk Remains

Deepseek's V4.1 Flash revision 1017 slashes hardware needs and token costs, but Artificial Analysis ranks it low on reliability, hallucinating 67% of non-answers.

·3 min read
Discord Overhauls Markdown Previews and Server Tools in Major Platform Update
Software Development

Discord Overhauls Markdown Previews and Server Tools in Major Platform Update

Discord's new update adds formatted Markdown previews, a Move to option for organizing servers and channels, and a rewritten Rust engine for sharper media sharing.

·4 min read
Gemini on Android Auto Now Reads Your Photos, Emails and Calendar
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Gemini on Android Auto Now Reads Your Photos, Emails and Calendar

Google's Gemini assistant inside Android Auto now pulls from Gmail, Calendar and Photos, turning the car into a context-aware extension of your phone.

·3 min read
Microsoft and Japanese Police Dismantle Cybercrime App Store Network
CyberSecurity

Microsoft and Japanese Police Dismantle Cybercrime App Store Network

Microsoft and Japan's National Police Agency disrupted a Chinese-language cybercrime marketplace that sent over a billion malicious messages to 75,000 organizations worldwide.

·3 min read
Delivery Robots Face Biometric Privacy Lawsuits Over Unauthorized Recording
Tech Policy & Regulation

Delivery Robots Face Biometric Privacy Lawsuits Over Unauthorized Recording

Lawsuits allege autonomous delivery robots recorded biometric data without consent, raising major privacy concerns for companies deploying the technology.

·3 min read
Facial Recognition Moves Beyond Policing Into Retail
Tech Policy & Regulation

Facial Recognition Moves Beyond Policing Into Retail

Facial recognition technology is spreading from police forces into retail stores, raising new questions about privacy, regulation and public trust as private operators deploy the same biometric tools with far less transparency.

·5 min read
AI Agents Drive Unpredictable Cloud Bills, Splunk Report Finds
AI / Machine Learning

AI Agents Drive Unpredictable Cloud Bills, Splunk Report Finds

Splunk's State of Observability 2026 report reveals that 55% of organizations struggle to control AI costs as agentic AI adoption grows, with unexpected billing spikes causing more financial strain than consistently high baseline costs.

·3 min read