Senior Editor: Alan Agbele
771 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
771 total
The 8-to-1 Ratio That Makes Your Internet Seem Slower Than It Is
Internet speeds are reported in megabits but file sizes in megabytes. This 8-to-1 ratio explains why downloads never match advertised numbers.
Transparent Solar Panels Could Turn Windows Into Power Generators
A breakthrough in transparent solar technology could turn ordinary windows into electricity-generating surfaces without blocking the view.
Mechanical Keyboards Outlast Membrane Models by Years, Owners Report
Mechanical keyboards typically survive a decade of heavy use, with switch lifespans of 50-100 million keystrokes. Owners report far better durability than membrane keyboards, making them a cost-effective long-term investment.
The Rise and Fall of 3D Television: A Tech Cautionary Tale
3D TVs promised a home cinema revolution but failed due to high costs, poor content and usability issues. The collapse offers lessons for today's AR and VR push.
Enterprise AI Shifts From Capability to Accountability as Pricing Models Evolve
Enterprise buyers now demand verified outcomes over raw AI capability. Pricing models reflect this shift, with vendors tying charges to assured results. The move signals a new era of accountability.
The Enduring Case for Fast Software as Best Software
A decade-old principle holds that software speed is a key quality metric. This article explores why fast software often outperforms slow alternatives in user satisfaction and business outcomes.
Browser Competition Shifts From Search to Privacy and Customization
The browser wars are no longer about search engine defaults. Privacy, performance and AI features now drive competition, offering users real alternatives to Chrome and Safari.
NHS App to Use AI Triage for Patient Flow Amid £10bn Digital Overhaul
England's NHS will integrate AI into its app to triage patients and direct them to GPs, pharmacies or A&E. The rollout targets 200,000 patients in the first year as part of a broader digital transformation.
Power Transmission Breakthrough Beams Megawatts by Microwave
A new wireless power system delivers megawatts via microwave beams, potentially transforming energy delivery to remote locations and reducing infrastructure costs.
The Apocketlypse Is Coming: How Pocket Loss Shapes Digital Life
A growing phenomenon called the Apocketlypse describes the anxiety and disruption caused by losing a smartphone, revealing deeper dependencies on mobile devices.
Hidden Costs of Used Laptops Outweigh Price Savings
Buying a used laptop often leads to hidden expenses from battery degradation, slower performance and lack of warranty that can cancel out initial savings.
Plug-In Solar Safety Risks Raise Concerns Among Electrical Experts
Electrical experts warn that plug-in solar kits pose fire and shock risks. Safety concerns include improper wiring and grid hazards, with industry groups calling for stricter rules.