Blog•Mar 1, 2026
The First Phone That Nods Back
HONOR unveiled the Robot Phone at MWC Barcelona, featuring a motorized 3‑axis gimbal that can physically track subjects across a room. The 4DoF system, built around a micro‑motor 70 % smaller than previous generations, is hidden behind a sliding panel and works with AI tracking and SpinShot cinematic modes. A technical partnership with ARRI brings cinema‑grade imaging standards, and the device is slated for mass production in H1 2026 with a China launch in H2 2026 at roughly $2,200. The phone targets content creators, remote‑work video callers, and early adopters, but global availability remains unclear.
By The Gadgeteer
News•Mar 1, 2026
The Bowers & Wilkins Px8 S2 Are the Best Luxury ANC Headphones that Money Can Buy
Bowers & Wilkins’ Px8 S2 is positioned as the flagship luxury ANC headphone, retailing at $799 and featuring premium Nappa‑leather cushions, carbon‑cone drivers, and versatile USB‑C and Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity. The headphones deliver an airy, detailed soundstage with a warm tuning that...
By Android Central
News•Mar 1, 2026
Why Crowning the Protein that Makes Jellyfish Glow Green as a Model Can Help Scientists Streamline Biology
The article proposes designating green fluorescent protein (GFP) as a model protein to standardize protein research, much like fruit flies or mice serve as model organisms. It argues that GFP’s visual read‑out makes it ideal for benchmarking AI‑generated protein designs...
By Phys.org – Biotechnology
News•Mar 1, 2026
Monjur Introduces Monjur Pilot AI-Powered Legal Assistant For MSPs
Monjur, a Texas‑based legal‑tech firm, launched Monjur Pilot, an AI‑powered legal assistant designed for managed service providers (MSPs). The solution combines large language models with a retrieval‑augmented generation (RAG) framework and a proprietary confidence‑scoring system to answer contract questions, redline...
By CRN (US)
News•Mar 1, 2026
March 1, 1966: Venera 3 Crashes Into Venus
On March 1 1966 the Soviet probe Venera 3 slammed into Venus, becoming the first spacecraft to reach another planet’s surface. The mission followed a series of earlier Venera attempts, many of which failed to leave Earth orbit or transmit data. Weighing roughly...
By Astronomy Magazine
News•Mar 1, 2026
Nokia Launches Doksuri AI-RAN Ready Radios to Boost 5G Performance, Energy Efficiency and Network Automation
Nokia unveiled Doksuri Remote Radio Heads, the latest evolution of its AirScale portfolio, built on the ReefShark System‑on‑Chip to embed AI capabilities directly in the radio layer. The new radios promise up to 30% better power efficiency, 25% lighter weight...
By TelecomLead
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
CHUWI CoreBook Air Plus 16 Review – Part 3: Ubuntu 25.10 on a Mid-Range AMD Ryzen 5 6600H Laptop
The CHUWI CoreBook Air Plus 16 was tested with Ubuntu 25.10 on an AMD Ryzen 5 6600H platform. Installation succeeded with 25.10 after the Ubuntu 26.04 daily image failed to launch its installer. Benchmarks show a single‑core Geekbench score of 1,917 and a multi‑core score...
By CNX Software – Embedded Systems News
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
Norwich Event Explores Relationship Between Materials and Performance
The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) is hosting a one‑day event in Norwich on 25 March to examine whether low‑impact materials can deliver high‑performance buildings. Attendees will explore sustainable design approaches, material selection criteria, and modern performance requirements through expert panels...
By BIM+ (Construction Computing)
News•Mar 1, 2026
In Real Life: Align Your Operation’s Digital and Brick-and-Mortar Presence
Retailers now have a digital twin that AI evaluates when generating search overviews. An optimized Google Business Profile serves as the new Yellow Pages, feeding AI the first impression of a store. Consistency of name, address, and phone across online...
By Hardware Retailing
News•Mar 1, 2026
Will Prime Video Let AI Call a Live Sports Game?
Prime Video has rapidly integrated artificial intelligence into its platform, adding AI‑generated episode recaps, picture‑quality upgrades, and AI‑assisted features for live events like Thursday Night Football. The article speculates that by 2026 Amazon could push the envelope further by deploying...
By The Streamable
News•Mar 1, 2026
Orico BookDrive P10Plus (512GB) Review: Magnetic Back and 100W Passthrough Charging
Orico’s BookDrive P10Plus is a 512 GB external SSD that adds a magnetic MagSafe‑compatible back and a 100 W Power‑Delivery passthrough port, letting users charge a phone or laptop while transferring data. In synthetic benchmarks it ranks near the middle of 10 Gbps...
By Tom's Hardware
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
PeakDo LinkPower 2 Extends Starlink Mini Runtime to 5 Hours
PeakDo unveiled the LinkPower 2, a compact battery pack engineered for the Starlink Mini, delivering up to five hours of continuous operation—one hour longer than its predecessor. The device combines a full‑metal heat sink for superior thermal management with dual charging...
By Geeky Gadgets
News•Mar 1, 2026
Why Telehealth Skills Belong at the Core of Clinical Education
Telehealth is moving from an optional service to a routine component of clinical practice, forcing health‑care educators to rethink curricula. The 2024 U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Workforce Research Recap highlights soaring telehealth utilization and a skills gap...
By Becker’s Hospital Review
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
I Rewrote My Step Function as a Durable Function
The author rewrote a serverless weather‑checking workflow from AWS Step Functions to the newly announced Lambda Durable Functions, publishing both implementations on GitHub. Both versions perform identical tasks—polling OpenWeatherMap every ten minutes and updating a static S3 site—but the coding...
By Danielle Heberling
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
Early-Stage Medical Device Innovation: How to Discuss Untested Ideas
The article argues that early‑stage medical device ideas require a balanced communication approach that avoids both silence and hype. It highlights the tension trainees and researchers feel when sharing untested concepts and proposes focusing discussions on problems, trade‑offs, and unknowns...
By KevinMD Tech
News•Mar 1, 2026
The GTM Skill Stack Leaders Didn’t Need Until Now — And The Certification Built To Close The Gap
The article warns that the emerging GTM singularity is widening capability gaps for B2B leaders, who now need a cross‑functional skill stack to run a connected revenue engine. Traditional functional expertise no longer suffices; leaders must align marketing, sales, product...
By Forrester Blogs
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
ASUS Linux HID Driver Preparing To See Support For Newer Devices
Developer Denis Benato announced he is now maintaining the open‑source ASUS HID driver for Linux, after the previous maintainer stepped back. He submitted a seven‑patch series to the kernel mailing list that adds fixes and introduces support for the ASUS ROG Ally...
By Phoronix
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
The AI Medical Services Act: What It Gets Right, Where It Falls Short, and Why It Matters for the Next...
The AI Medical Services Act (AMSA) creates a new licensure category for AI-driven clinical tools, mandating tiered risk oversight, physician supervision, and a regulatory sandbox for limited deployments. It embeds bias monitoring, adverse‑event reporting, and a framework for Medicaid and...
By Thoughts on Healthcare Markets & Tech
News•Mar 1, 2026
UK Space Firm Skyrora Explores Buying Assets of Struggling Rival Orbex
Skyrora, a Glasgow‑based small‑satellite launch provider, announced a preliminary interest in acquiring select Orbex assets, including the Sutherland Spaceport, for up to £10 million. Orbex, the Inverness‑based micro‑launcher developer, entered administration after unsuccessful fundraising and merger attempts. The potential deal could...
By SpaceDaily
News•Mar 1, 2026
UAE Extends Mars Probe Mission Until 2028
The United Arab Emirates announced a three‑year extension of its Hope Mars probe, keeping the mission active until 2028. The orbiter has already transmitted ten terabits of atmospheric data, far surpassing its original one‑terabit target, and has also studied Deimos...
By SpaceDaily
News•Mar 1, 2026
Chang'e-6 Farside Samples Reshape Lunar Impact History
Scientists using Chang’e-6 far-side samples have shown that lunar impact fluxes are statistically identical on the near and far hemispheres, validating a global cratering chronology. Radiometric ages of 2.8 Ga basalt and 4.247 Ga norite, combined with local crater densities, fit within...
By SpaceDaily
News•Mar 1, 2026
Rebecca Evernden Takes Helm Of New UK Space Agency Ahead Of April Launch
Rebecca Evernden has been appointed Director of the newly restructured UK Space Agency, which will merge into the Department of Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) in April. A decade‑long space policy specialist, she previously led legislation for vertical launches, helped...
By Orbital Today
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
InsideArbitrage Special Situations Newsletter: March 2026
InsideArbitrage’s March 2026 Special Situations newsletter warns of a continuing "Software Nuclear Winter" in the SaaS sector, describing deep valuation pressure and market disruption. The firm recently acquired SaaS company Navan (NAVN) and highlights another discounted SaaS opportunity, suggesting the...
By Inside Arbitrage – Blog
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
What Is Happening With AI With Ann Handley – This Week’s Thinking With Mitch Joel Conversation
In a new episode of Thinking With Mitch Joel, marketing veteran Ann Handley critiques the panic surrounding AI, arguing that hype outpaces proof. She challenges the claim that AI will eliminate half of white‑collar jobs, emphasizing that technological capability doesn’t...
By Six Pixels of Separation
News•Mar 1, 2026
This Third-Party Task Manager Is so Much Better than Windows Task Manager
AppControl is a free Windows utility that upgrades the built‑in Task Manager with performance history, deeper process controls, and privacy alerts. It records three days of CPU, GPU, RAM, and disk usage, letting users scrub back to pinpoint spikes. The...
By MakeUseOf
News•Mar 1, 2026
AMD’s K6-III ‘Sharptooth’ Debuted This Week in 1999 with On-Die L2 Cache to Savage the Intel Pentium II — It...
AMD introduced the K6‑III ‘Sharptooth’ in February 1999, featuring on‑die 256 KB L2 cache that propelled it past Intel’s Pentium II 450 MHz in performance. The processor launched at 400 MHz and 450 MHz on the Super Socket 7 platform, extending the life of the open‑slot architecture....
By Tom's Hardware
News•Mar 1, 2026
This Switch 2 Game Might Be the Perfect One for Travel –for an Odd Reason
Paranormasight: The Mermaid’s Curse, a new mystery visual novel from Square Enix, launched on Switch, Switch 2, and PC just weeks after its Nintendo Direct reveal. The game follows Yuza Minakuchi as he investigates his parents’ disappearance on a rural island,...
By T3
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
Android Steam Deck : Lenovo Legion Y9 Turns Into Android PC Gaming Handheld
Lenovo’s 2025 Legion Y9 transforms the Android tablet into a high‑end handheld gaming device, pairing a Snapdragon 8 Elite processor and 16 GB of RAM with the detachable G9 controller. Integrated software tools—GameHub and Game Native—consolidate Steam, GOG and Epic libraries and streamline...
By Geeky Gadgets
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
Nubia RedMagic 11 Air
The Nubia RedMagic 11 Air is a gaming‑focused smartphone built around Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC and Adreno 830 GPU, offered with up to 16 GB RAM and a 144 Hz AMOLED screen. It packs a massive 7,000 mAh battery and 5G/dual‑SIM connectivity, while reviewers give it an...
By Notebookcheck
News•Mar 1, 2026
Moltbook's Alleged AI Civilization Is Just a Massive Void of Bloated Bot Traffic
Researchers from the University of Maryland and MBZUAI conducted the first large‑scale study of Moltbook, a Reddit‑style platform populated solely by over 2.6 million autonomous LLM agents. Analyzing 290 000 posts and 1.8 million comments, they found the AI community to be socially...
By THE DECODER
News•Mar 1, 2026
Huawei to Unveil Industry’s First AI-Native Framework for Intelligent Operations at MWC 2026
Huawei announced that it will unveil the telecom industry’s first AI‑Native framework for intelligent operations at MWC Barcelona 2026, accompanied by a new generation of AI‑driven solutions. The framework is built around outcome‑oriented intelligence, digital‑twin‑network (DTN) and domain‑model driven architecture,...
By TelecomLead
News•Mar 1, 2026
Huawei Unveils Full U6GHz Product Suite at MWC Barcelona 2026 to Power 5G-A and Accelerate 6G Evolution
At MWC Barcelona 2026, Huawei announced a complete U6GHz product suite designed to boost 5G‑Advanced performance and lay groundwork for 6G. The portfolio includes macro AAUs with 256 transceivers delivering up to 100 Gbps downlink, indoor small cells with 400 MHz bandwidth,...
By TelecomLead
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
CVE-2025-64328 Exploitation Impacts 900 Sangoma FreePBX Instances
Around 900 Sangoma FreePBX installations were compromised after attackers leveraged CVE-2025-64328, a post‑authentication command‑injection flaw in the Endpoint Manager module. The vulnerability, rated 8.6 on the CVSS scale, allowed malicious code execution and led to the deployment of the EncystPHP...
By Security Affairs
News•Mar 1, 2026
Bring On Defunct: The iPod Enthralls Young Music Listeners
Four years after Apple discontinued the iPod, the device is attracting a new generation of listeners who were not even alive when it launched. Young consumers like 25‑year‑old Angeline Richard are purchasing refurbished iPod Nanos for around $40 to own...
By The New York Times – Technology (sitewide)
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
Weekly Reads: Longevity Hype Vs. Cool Research, Losing Your Y, FDA Maelstrom
This week’s coverage juxtaposes longevity hype with emerging science, highlighting David Sinclair’s bold claim that aging could be reversed within 10‑20 years, a new Nature paper confirming adult hippocampal neurogenesis, and research showing men lose the Y chromosome as they...
By The Niche
News•Mar 1, 2026
The Pentagon-OpenAI-Anthropic Fallout Comes Down to Three Words: "All Lawful Use"
OpenAI signed a Pentagon contract within hours of Anthropic being barred from federal use, agreeing to provide its models for “all lawful purposes” while drawing three red‑line restrictions on domestic mass surveillance, autonomous weapons, and high‑risk automated decisions. The agreement’s...
By THE DECODER
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
Email Cadence: How Often Should You Email Customers?
Marketers are wrestling with the optimal email cadence – the frequency and sequencing of messages that keep customers engaged without causing fatigue. MailerLite’s analysis of over one million 2024 campaigns shows that twice‑weekly sends deliver the highest click‑through rate (5.8%)...
By eCommerce Fastlane
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
Moody’s Signals Rethink Of CRE Risk Exposure As Off-Book AI Data Center Leases Top $662B
Moody’s latest ratings report reveals that the five largest U.S. hyperscalers have amassed $662 billion in future AI data‑center lease commitments that remain off their balance sheets under current GAAP. These leases, slated to commence between 2025 and 2031, represent 113 %...
By Allwork.Space
News•Mar 1, 2026
CAS Space to Launch Kinetica-2 in Late March Carrying Prototype Cargo Spacecraft
Chinese commercial launch provider CAS Space is set to fly its reusable Kinetica‑2 rocket in late March from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, carrying a prototype of the Qingzhou‑1 cargo spacecraft. The 53‑metre, three‑stage vehicle uses three YF‑102 kerosene‑LOX engines per...
By SpaceNews
News•Mar 1, 2026
HP EliteDesk 800 G4 Mini: Random Hard Resets. How to Fix?
A user running Proxmox VE on an HP EliteDesk 800 G4 Mini reports random hard resets every 1–2 days despite normal temperatures, no kernel panics, and clean NVMe SMART data. The system is equipped with an i7‑8700T, 64 GB RAM, and two...
By AnandTech
News•Mar 1, 2026
AI: The Great Disruptor and Where Smart Money Is Moving
Artificial intelligence is moving from hype to tangible disruption, with AI‑driven code generation eroding the market value of traditional IT services firms such as IBM, which saw a 13% drop in market capitalisation. The technology is also bypassing established middlemen...
By The Economic Times – Markets
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
Why GenAI-Based Coding Agents Are a Complex Domain in Cynefin - and What that Means for Adoption
The piece frames generative‑AI coding agents as a complex problem space within the Cynefin framework, emphasizing that prompt‑to‑output behavior is inherently unpredictable. Unlike traditional developer tools that sit in clear or complicated domains, LLM‑driven agents require safe‑to‑fail experiments, rapid feedback,...
By Microservices.io (Chris Richardson)
News•Mar 1, 2026
ADX and Al Ramz Capital Launch Stock Trading Competition Offering 1 Million Etihad Guest Miles
The Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) and Al Ramz Capital have launched the Al Ramz Investment and Trading Competition, the region’s first hands‑on stock market contest. Participants compete monthly for up to 1 million Etihad Guest Miles, with runner‑up prizes ranging...
By The Fintech Times
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
Hellmann and Exotec Sign Global Warehouse Automation Agreement
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics and French robotics firm Exotec have signed a global framework agreement to automate Hellmann’s contract‑logistics warehouses. The partnership will roll out Exotec’s modular goods‑to‑person robotic systems, starting with a pilot at a German healthcare customer. The solution...
By Container News
News•Mar 1, 2026
Why High-Fidelity 3D Still Can’t Scale to Millions of Users (And How Miris Fixed It)
High‑fidelity 3D experiences have struggled to reach millions because traditional delivery relies on downloading complete assets or expensive pixel‑streaming from cloud GPUs. Both approaches create latency, high infrastructure costs, and limited scalability. Miris introduced a true 3D streaming architecture that...
By Engineering.com
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
Tesla FSD (Supervised) Fleet Passes 8.4 Billion Cumulative Miles
Tesla announced that its Full Self‑Driving (Supervised) system has now accumulated 8.4 billion cumulative miles, as shown on the company’s safety dashboard. The mileage grew from roughly 6 million in 2021 to 4.25 billion in 2025, with an additional 1 billion miles logged in...
By Teslarati
News•Mar 1, 2026
Grid Connections 2026: Who’s Going Where and Doing What in Australia’s Green Energy Transition
Australia’s energy sector saw a wave of senior appointments in early 2026, with CEOs installed at FRV Australia, Pilot Energy, Boundless Earth, Janus Electric, Endeavour Energy and several others. The Australian Energy Market Operator added two non‑executive directors and nominated...
By RenewEconomy
News•Mar 1, 2026
Switch to Claude Without Starting Over
Anthropic has added a memory‑import tool to Claude, letting users migrate their personalized prompts and context from competing AI platforms with a simple copy‑paste. The feature updates Claude’s memory on all paid plans, so the first interaction feels like a...
By Hacker News
News•Mar 1, 2026
Visa Targets North Africa Growth with New Egypt, Libya and Sudan Sub-Region
Visa announced a new sub‑regional structure covering Egypt, Libya and Sudan, part of its broader North Africa, Levant and Pakistan growth strategy. The reorganisation appoints Malak El Baba as country manager for the three markets and moves veteran Ahmed Mohey...
By The Fintech Times
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
Vend-O-Vision: Trading Quarters for Watching TV in Public
Mini‑TV USA launched the Vend‑o‑Vision in 1989, a coin‑operated black‑and‑white television that dispensed 10‑20 minutes of viewing per quarter. The device combined a standard Panasonic TV with a timer linked to a coin mechanism, allowing users in laundromats, restaurants, and...
By Hackaday