JakuPulse
Senior Editor: Alan Agbele

Senior Editor: Alan Agbele

1198 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.

✓Human editor. All articles reviewed before publication.

Articles by Senior Editor: Alan Agbele

1198 total
Warp Deploys Self-Improving Agents Powered by Claude
AI / Machine Learning

Warp Deploys Self-Improving Agents Powered by Claude

Warp has built self-improving AI agents on Anthropic's Claude. The agents autonomously refine behavior, transforming developer workflows.

·3 min read
HP Licenses Essential Wi-Fi Patents From Blacklisted Huawei
Tech Policy & Regulation

HP Licenses Essential Wi-Fi Patents From Blacklisted Huawei

HP signs patent licensing deal with Huawei for essential Wi-Fi technology despite US trade restrictions on the Chinese firm.

·3 min read
Digital Camera Modders Turn to Kmart Hardware for Creative Projects
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Digital Camera Modders Turn to Kmart Hardware for Creative Projects

Hobbyist engineers revive cheap camera modifications. The Kmart Digicam Mod Part 2 sparks interest in low-cost DIY imaging projects.

·3 min read
The Hidden Costs of Clearing Cache on Your Devices
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

The Hidden Costs of Clearing Cache on Your Devices

Clearing cache can temporarily slow apps and devices. Learn when it helps and when it harms performance.

·3 min read
How Wireless CarPlay Uses Bluetooth and Wi-Fi to Stream Your iPhone
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

How Wireless CarPlay Uses Bluetooth and Wi-Fi to Stream Your iPhone

Wireless CarPlay connects via Bluetooth for setup and Wi-Fi for data. Here is how the two wireless standards work together.

·2 min read
Cara Platform Under Attack After Anti-AI Scraping Stance
Tech Policy & Regulation

Cara Platform Under Attack After Anti-AI Scraping Stance

Art portfolio site Cara faces trolls seizing its data. The story behind scraping and collaboration.

·3 min read
US Semiconductor Tariffs Threaten Higher Prices for PCs and Game Consoles
Tech Policy & Regulation

US Semiconductor Tariffs Threaten Higher Prices for PCs and Game Consoles

New US tariffs on semiconductors threaten to raise prices on PCs, consoles and data centers. The policy aims to boost domestic chip production but could compound existing memory shortages and increase costs for consumers and businesses.

·3 min read
Google Sets February 2027 Deadline for Android App Memory Optimization
Software Development

Google Sets February 2027 Deadline for Android App Memory Optimization

Google mandates Android apps reduce memory use by February 2027 amid a global memory shortage. Developers must optimize dynamic memory, bitmaps, and code to avoid system slowdowns.

·2 min read
Battery-Powered Projectors Bring Cinema Anywhere
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Battery-Powered Projectors Bring Cinema Anywhere

The XGIMI Vibe One Battery offers a portable Full HD experience. Our review examines its performance and what it means for the growing market of cordless projectors.

·3 min read
Anthropic's Model Hardware Standard Gives AI Agents Physical Reach
AI / Machine Learning

Anthropic's Model Hardware Standard Gives AI Agents Physical Reach

Anthropic releases a hardware standard that lets AI agents control lab equipment, moving beyond digital tasks.

·3 min read
AI-Driven Expertise Erosion Challenges Professional Authority
Tech Policy & Regulation

AI-Driven Expertise Erosion Challenges Professional Authority

AI tools are driving an expertise recession as people question doctors, teachers and managers. Use.AI research shows how AI challenges professional authority, with implications for trust and decision making.

·3 min read
Cyborg Cockroaches Deploy Tiny Syringes to Deliver Medicine in Disaster Zones
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Cyborg Cockroaches Deploy Tiny Syringes to Deliver Medicine in Disaster Zones

Researchers at the University of Queensland and UNSW have created cyborg cockroaches equipped with cameras and miniature injectors to deliver medicine to trapped individuals. These 'paraborgs' could transform disaster response.

·3 min read
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