Senior Editor: Alan Agbele
1210 published articles
Senior Editor at JakuPulse, oversees editorial coverage across artificial intelligence, software development, emerging technology, startups and digital innovation. He's a Software Engineer with years of experience working in the industry. With a technical background in digital publishing systems and technology-driven editorial workflows, he specializes in shaping complex, fast-moving developments into clear, accurate and insight-driven reporting. All content is reviewed under strict editorial standards to ensure quality, relevance and integrity.
Articles by Senior Editor: Alan Agbele
1210 total
3D Printer Regret: Why Hype Outruns Reality for Many Buyers
Consumer enthusiasm for 3D printers often fades post-purchase due to hidden complexity, maintenance demands and unmet expectations. The gadget's promise collides with practical barriers.
LG UltraGear Evo 5K2K OLED Monitor Demands a Powerful GPU and Deep Pockets
LG's 39GX950B delivers stunning 5K2K OLED visuals with HDR brightness up to 1,500 nits, but its $1,800 price and GPU requirements limit its appeal to enthusiasts.
Hotel AI Startup Dextr AI Lands $6.7M Seed Round to Automate Guest Services
Dextr AI raises $6.7M from Elevation Capital to build AI agents that handle hotel reservations, check-ins and staff coordination. The San Francisco startup targets labor cost pressures with voice and chat tools.
Coding Is Not Solved: Alex Ewerlöf Notes Challenge Overhyped AI Narratives
Developer Alex Ewerlöf argues that coding is not solved, pushing back against AI hype. The piece highlights the enduring complexity of software engineering and the limits of AI.
Bose Ends 10-Year Wired Hiatus With Noise Cancelling Earbuds Built for Gen Z
Bose launches its first wired earbuds since 2015, targeting teens who prefer corded audio. The move signals a shift in consumer preferences.
AI-Generated Impersonation Pushes Domain Strategy to Front of Business Security
AI tools now enable cybercriminals to create convincing fake websites at scale, forcing businesses to treat domain strategy as a critical security measure.
Lidl Launches Budget Heating Devices as Energy Costs Climb
Lidl releases SENSIPLAST heated cushion and back/neck pad on October 1, offering affordable warmth amid rising energy bills.
AI Developers Compete to Prove Their Models Are the Most Dangerous
AI companies are racing to demonstrate that their models pose the greatest threat to humanity, a tactic aimed at attracting safety research funding and regulatory attention.
Inside Anthropic's Unusual Governance: Who Really Controls Claude?
Anthropic's dual structure of a public benefit corporation and a trust with special voting rights raises questions about who actually steers the AI company behind Claude.
Why Headphone Bass Perception Often Misleads Listeners
Weak bass in headphones isn't always the hardware's fault. Fit, ear shape and Bluetooth codecs play a big role.
Smart Home Device Failures Accumulate as Companies Shutter Services
More smart home devices are becoming obsolete as startups shut down, leaving users with expensive bricks and raising concerns about long-term IoT reliability.
Starfish Space Prepares to Deploy Otter Satellite Servicing Vehicles After Seven-Year Development
After seven years, Starfish Space is launching its Otter spacecraft, designed to service satellites and reduce orbital debris. Founded by ex-Blue Origin engineers, the startup aims to transform how satellites are maintained in orbit.