JakuPulse
Senior Editor: Alan Agbele

Senior Editor: Alan Agbele

713 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

713 total
SpacetimeDB Review Highlights Deterministic Real-Time Database Design
Software Development

SpacetimeDB Review Highlights Deterministic Real-Time Database Design

A technical review of SpacetimeDB reveals how its deterministic engine and relational store enable real-time apps without external consistency management. The article explores developer reception and implications for modern backend architecture.

·2 min read
US Distributor RoboStore Shifts to Robot Manufacturing After Chinese Import Ban
Tech Policy & Regulation

US Distributor RoboStore Shifts to Robot Manufacturing After Chinese Import Ban

RoboStore pivots from distributing Chinese humanoid robots to manufacturing its own in New York, following a US ban on foreign-made robots. The move affects research at universities and companies like Nvidia.

·4 min read
HyperX Unveils First Open-Back Headset and Carbon Fiber Gaming Mouse
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

HyperX Unveils First Open-Back Headset and Carbon Fiber Gaming Mouse

HyperX introduces its first open-back headset for improved spatial audio and a lightweight carbon fiber gaming mouse. The new products target competitive gamers who demand specialized performance.

·3 min read
AI Researchers Push Back Against Anthropomorphizing Reasoning Traces
AI / Machine Learning

AI Researchers Push Back Against Anthropomorphizing Reasoning Traces

A growing debate in AI circles cautions against treating intermediate tokens as genuine reasoning, warning that such thinking traces can mislead both developers and users about how models actually function.

·3 min read
Large Tablet Market Grows as New Models Earn Expert Approval
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Large Tablet Market Grows as New Models Earn Expert Approval

Expert-tested large tablets from Apple, Samsung and Microsoft show screen sizes up to 14.6 inches, challenging laptops for portable productivity.

·3 min read
Meta AI Glasses Boom Raises Recording Concerns
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Meta AI Glasses Boom Raises Recording Concerns

Demand for Meta AI glasses is surging, raising privacy fears and prompting bans in schools, courts and venues.

·2 min read
Gradient Descent Universality Reshapes Understanding of Neural Network Training
AI / Machine Learning

Gradient Descent Universality Reshapes Understanding of Neural Network Training

A new theoretical result establishes that gradient descent in neural networks can approximate any function, deepening our grasp of why deep learning works so well despite complex optimization landscapes.

·3 min read
iPhone’s New Dirty Lens Detection Warns Users to Clean Their Camera
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

iPhone’s New Dirty Lens Detection Warns Users to Clean Their Camera

Apple’s latest iOS update includes a feature that detects a dirty camera lens and notifies the user. The setting, which can be enabled in the Camera app, aims to improve photo quality.

·2 min read
Cooler Master Enters 3000W PSU Market With V Platinum Workstation Unit
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Cooler Master Enters 3000W PSU Market With V Platinum Workstation Unit

Cooler Master launches 3000W PSU for AI workstations with 12-year warranty and 220-240V input requirement.

·3 min read
Google Discover Feed Now Accepts Natural Language Customization
Big Tech

Google Discover Feed Now Accepts Natural Language Customization

Google introduces natural language controls for its Discover feed, letting users describe content preferences instead of picking topics. The update gives more direct control over personalized news.

·2 min read
Fake Job Interviews Used to Deliver Malware in Targeted Attacks
CyberSecurity

Fake Job Interviews Used to Deliver Malware in Targeted Attacks

Cybercriminals are using fake job interviews to distribute malware to software developers. Attackers pose as recruiters and send malicious coding challenges.

·2 min read
Tool Helps Songwriters Claim $656M in Unclaimed Royalties at the MLC
Tech Policy & Regulation

Tool Helps Songwriters Claim $656M in Unclaimed Royalties at the MLC

A new tool called Check lets songwriters search for unpaid royalties at the Mechanical Licensing Collective, where $656M remains unclaimed.

·3 min read