Senior Editor: Alan Agbele
1211 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
1211 total
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.
Meta Enters AI Hardware Arena With Pocket-Sized Muse Charm
Meta unveils Muse Charm, a Tamagotchi-sized AI companion. Analysis of its vertical integration advantage and competition with Rabbit and OpenAI.
AI-Powered Border Towers Missed a Dying Man Just 360 Feet Away
José Morales Bernal died within 360 feet of a CBP surveillance tower. A new investigation reveals that deaths near these AI-powered towers are common despite billions in spending.
Fakecloud Brings Local AWS Emulation to Integration Testing
Fakecloud is a new open-source tool that emulates AWS services locally for integration tests, reducing costs and speeding up development cycles.
Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 5 Pushes Earbud Repairability Forward
Sennheiser launches the Momentum True Wireless 5 with user-replaceable batteries, setting a new sustainability benchmark in premium wireless earbuds.
Rechargeable Batteries Have a Longer History Than Most People Realize
Rechargeable batteries date back to the 1800s, long before modern smartphones and EVs made them ubiquitous. Their evolution reveals key tech milestones.
Google Ads Deliver Scareware That Freezes Screens, Researchers Warn
Security firm Netskope found Google ads delivering scareware that freezes screens and directs users to fake tech support call centers.
Galaxy Watch Orange Dot Signals Active Microphone or Camera
The orange dot on a Samsung Galaxy Watch indicates active microphone or camera use. It's a privacy feature similar to smartphone indicators. Know what triggers it.
Innocn E49M1R Brings a Flat Ultrawide Option to a Curved Market
The Innocn E49M1R is the first 49-inch flat Mini LED ultrawide monitor. With DQHD and HDR1000, it targets users who prefer straight lines. Priced at $999, it challenges curved rivals.
TLA+ Goes Viral: What the Internet's Latest Obsession Means for Developers
TLA+ has suddenly captured developer attention. Here's what it is and why formal specification matters for software reliability.
Reolink OMVI 3i Brings Edge AI and Dual Cameras to Home Security
Reolink's OMVI 3i uses on-device AI to identify people, animals and vehicles, reducing cloud dependency. The dual-camera system offers panoramic and 4K pan-and-tilt views with continuous recording.
UK Businesses Face AI Governance Crisis as Half of CIOs Report Rogue Agents
53% of British CIOs report rogue AI agents harming business or customers, far exceeding the 31% global average. The Dataiku and Harris Poll survey reveals governance gaps and pressure on CIOs to deliver AI value.