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
EU Court Upholds Record $4.7 Billion Fine Against Google Over Android
Tech Policy & Regulation

EU Court Upholds Record $4.7 Billion Fine Against Google Over Android

The European Court of Justice rejected Google's final appeal, confirming a 4.34 billion euro penalty for abusing Android's dominance to favor Google Search.

·3 min read
AI-Generated Text Blurs Literary Boundaries, Linguists Warn
AI / Machine Learning

AI-Generated Text Blurs Literary Boundaries, Linguists Warn

Linguists and novelists examine how AI-generated writing challenges literary authenticity, as hotel reviews and fiction face scrutiny in the ChatGPT era.

·3 min read
What Destroyed 100 Successful Blogs? The Great Blogging Collapse
Startups / Funding

What Destroyed 100 Successful Blogs? The Great Blogging Collapse

A deep analysis of 100 formerly thriving blogs reveals a pattern of collapse driven by platform dependency, monetization shifts and AI disruption.

·3 min read
Polestar Dealers Face Shutdown After US Blocks Chinese Tech Authorization
Tech Policy & Regulation

Polestar Dealers Face Shutdown After US Blocks Chinese Tech Authorization

US Polestar dealers face closure after federal denial of authorization to bypass Chinese tech ban. The decision leaves dealers with stranded investments and no vehicles to sell.

·2 min read
Tech Support: When Red Squiggles in MS Word Trigger Panic in the Workplace
Software Development

Tech Support: When Red Squiggles in MS Word Trigger Panic in the Workplace

A new hire panicked over red underlines in MS Word, exposing assumptions about digital literacy. The incident highlights the need for clearer onboarding.

·2 min read
Microsoft Tests Disc-to-Digital Licensing as Sony Abandons Physical Media
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Microsoft Tests Disc-to-Digital Licensing as Sony Abandons Physical Media

Microsoft tests disc-to-digital licensing for Xbox as Sony exits physical media, signaling a shift toward all-digital game ownership.

·3 min read
Google's Energy Use Surges 37% as AI Buildout Outpaces Clean Power
Big Tech

Google's Energy Use Surges 37% as AI Buildout Outpaces Clean Power

Google's electricity consumption rose 37% in 2025, the largest jump ever, driven by AI data centers. Clean energy purchases offset carbon but grid decarbonization lags.

·2 min read
Database Partitioning Strategy That Reduces Manual Intervention
Software Development

Database Partitioning Strategy That Reduces Manual Intervention

A new approach to database partitioning aims to minimize manual maintenance by making partitions self-managing and adaptive to workload changes.

·2 min read
Nvidia's Liquid-Cooled AI Data Centers Push Temperature Boundaries
Big Tech

Nvidia's Liquid-Cooled AI Data Centers Push Temperature Boundaries

Nvidia's DSX data centers for Rubin AI use liquid cooling at unexpectedly high temperatures, aiming to reduce energy costs while maintaining performance.

·2 min read
Why Your Wi-Fi 7 Router Might Not Deliver True Next-Gen Speed
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Why Your Wi-Fi 7 Router Might Not Deliver True Next-Gen Speed

Router brands may be using Wi-Fi 7 labels prematurely, leaving consumers with incomplete next-gen performance. What to look for and why it matters.

·3 min read
Applied Category Theory Course From 2018 Gains New Relevance Among Developers
Software Development

Applied Category Theory Course From 2018 Gains New Relevance Among Developers

A 2018 course on applied category theory is drawing fresh interest from programmers. The material connects abstract math to practical software design challenges.

·3 min read
Samsung Galaxy Secure Folder Transforms Mobile Privacy Features
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Samsung Galaxy Secure Folder Transforms Mobile Privacy Features

Samsung's Galaxy Secure Folder, a built-in encrypted space, is evolving into a versatile tool for managing digital privacy. The feature reflects a broader trend toward on-device security solutions.

·3 min read