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
AI Video Startup PixVerse Scores $439M Round as Content Creation Arms Race Heats Up
Startups / Funding

AI Video Startup PixVerse Scores $439M Round as Content Creation Arms Race Heats Up

PixVerse raised $439M, pushing its valuation past $2B. The funding will expand its world model technology and global reach in AI video generation.

·3 min read
UK Study on Teen Social Media Use Backs Ban Plans Despite VPN Concerns
Tech Policy & Regulation

UK Study on Teen Social Media Use Backs Ban Plans Despite VPN Concerns

A government-funded study shows teens benefit from less social media, supporting a planned under-16 ban. VPN usage data aims to address enforcement worries.

·2 min read
Cybersecurity Startup Funding Holds Steady in 2026 Amid AI Boom
Startups / Funding

Cybersecurity Startup Funding Holds Steady in 2026 Amid AI Boom

Cybersecurity startup funding reached $10.6 billion in H1 2026, with Q2 slowing but still producing large rounds and exits. The sector remains resilient despite AI dominance.

·3 min read
World Models Emerge as AI’s Next Frontier Beyond LLMs
AI / Machine Learning

World Models Emerge as AI’s Next Frontier Beyond LLMs

World models are gaining attention as a new AI paradigm aiming to simulate physical reality. This shift could reshape robotics, gaming and autonomous systems.

·3 min read
Waze Turns to Gemini AI to Reshape Navigation
AI / Machine Learning

Waze Turns to Gemini AI to Reshape Navigation

Waze integrates Google Gemini for conversational commands and smarter personalization, aiming to challenge Apple Maps and modernize the driving experience.

·3 min read
OpenAI Shuts Down ChatGPT Atlas After Less Than a Year
Big Tech

OpenAI Shuts Down ChatGPT Atlas After Less Than a Year

OpenAI is ending its ChatGPT Atlas browser experiment. Users have until next month to download it. Alternatives like Perplexity Comet and Opera continue to offer AI browsing tools.

·2 min read
Logseq 2.0 Beta Introduces Database Backend for Faster Notes
Software Development

Logseq 2.0 Beta Introduces Database Backend for Faster Notes

Logseq has released version 2.0 Beta with a new database architecture. The shift enables better performance and Datalog queries. Users must migrate existing data.

·2 min read
Robot Vacuums Add Surprising Abilities That Reshape Home Cleaning
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Robot Vacuums Add Surprising Abilities That Reshape Home Cleaning

Robot vacuums now include AI object avoidance, self-emptying bins and security monitoring. These upgrades are redefining expectations for home appliances and raising new consumer questions.

·2 min read
Longer Charging Cables: Myth vs. Science on Phone Charging Speed
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Longer Charging Cables: Myth vs. Science on Phone Charging Speed

Does a longer cable slow your phone charging? The physics says yes but the real-world impact is minimal for typical lengths.

·3 min read
Retro Camera Captures Jupiter in Hobbyist Astrophotography Feat
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Retro Camera Captures Jupiter in Hobbyist Astrophotography Feat

A hobbyist used a Game Boy Camera and a telescope to photograph Jupiter, sharing a tutorial online. The project highlights the enduring appeal of repurposing retro hardware.

·2 min read
New York City's Click-to-Cancel Rule Targets Deceptive Subscription Practices
Tech Policy & Regulation

New York City's Click-to-Cancel Rule Targets Deceptive Subscription Practices

New York City will require companies to offer easy subscription cancellations starting Oct. 1, becoming the first U.S. city to do so.

·2 min read
Europe Tests Air Conditioners That Run Without Refrigerants
Tech Policy & Regulation

Europe Tests Air Conditioners That Run Without Refrigerants

Europe is testing new cooling technologies that avoid chemical refrigerants entirely, using solid-state, magnetic and elastocaloric methods. The shift could reduce environmental impact and energy use.

·3 min read