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
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)
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
Elon Musk’s Moon Catapult: A Vision with a Physical Catch
Elon Musk unveiled a lunar base concept that doubles as a massive satellite factory, powered by solar energy and using an electromagnetic catapult to launch payloads. The plan targets 1,000 terawatts of computing power in space, leveraging the Moon’s low...
By Igor’sLAB
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
DNA as the Super Data Storage Medium of the Future
Penn State researchers have built a bio‑hybrid memristor that couples synthetically produced DNA with a perovskite semiconductor. The device stores data in the molecular lattice of DNA while processing signals through the perovskite layer, effectively merging memory and compute. Laboratory...
By Igor’sLAB
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
The Energy Singularity: How AI, Quantum Computing, and Decentralized Grids Will Redefine Sustainability by 2035
The article outlines an emerging "Energy Singularity" where AI, quantum computing, and decentralized grids converge to reshape global energy by 2035. AI-driven predictive management promises up to 40% consumption cuts and real‑time outage prevention. Quantum computers are expected to unlock...
By Ian Khan’s Technology Blog
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
10 Best Opinew Alternatives & Competitors (2026)
Opinew, a review import tool, is losing favor as brands seek authentic, first‑party UGC. The article ranks the top ten Opinew alternatives for 2026, highlighting Yotpo as the premier choice for growth‑oriented e‑commerce firms. Other options span budget‑friendly solutions like...
By eCommerce Fastlane
Blog•Mar 1, 2026
This LED Strip Clock Aims to Make Your Next One Easier, Too
The Pixel Clock is a DIY 7‑segment LED strip clock built on a Wemos D1 Mini and WS2812 LEDs, featuring a CNC‑routed MDF enclosure with a marble finish. It offers a web‑based UI that lets users map LEDs to segments, adjust NTP...
By Hackaday
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
5 Tactical EDC Kits Built for Worst-Case Scenarios
The Gadgeteer outlines five tactical everyday‑carry (EDC) kits designed for distinct worst‑case scenarios, from grid‑down blackouts to 72‑hour urban survival. Each kit pairs purpose‑built tools—flashlights, multitools, power banks, first‑aid supplies, and lightweight shelters—with price points ranging from under $10 to...
By The Gadgeteer
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
Lenovo Starts LPCAMM2 Rollout With Chinese ThinkBook 14+ and 16+ Launch
Lenovo has launched the ThinkBook 16+ in China, marking the start of its LPCAMM2 rollout to mainstream laptops. The device is the first consumer model to feature LPCAMM2, offering up to 32 GB of LPDDR5X‑8533 memory alongside an Intel Core Ultra...
By TechPowerUp
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
Monthly Log: February 2026
MacStories released its February 2026 Monthly Log, highlighting two exclusive club‑only stories: “Vibe Coders Are Just Coders” by John and “The Surprising Longevity of the M1” by Devon. Both pieces are available to members through the platform’s ad‑free newsletter and...
By MacStories
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
Primary Audience Guide: How To Identify Your Primary Audience
Identifying a primary audience is essential for focused marketing and brand advocacy. The article outlines primary, secondary, and gatekeeper audiences, explains market segmentation, and provides a step‑by‑step framework for data‑driven audience profiling. Real‑world examples, such as sustainable sneaker brands and...
By eCommerce Fastlane
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
Intel Publishes "Granite Rapids-WS" Xeon 600 Turbo Frequencies, AVX-512 and AMX Slash Boost Speeds
Intel has released the Granite Rapids‑WS Xeon 600 Series for workstations, publishing detailed turbo frequency tables that show core boost behavior across instruction sets. The flagship Xeon 698X packs 86 cores and 172 threads, with a 2.0 GHz base and up to...
By TechPowerUp
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
The 2 ½ Minute Opening Statement: Why Aren’t You Using GenAI?
Trial lawyers can leverage generative AI to condense opening statements, improving juror engagement. A recent example shows ChatGPT rewriting the 15‑minute, 2,300‑word opening from the Derek Chauvin trial into a 360‑word, 2½‑minute version, which was then rehearsed using a realistic...
By TechLaw Crossroads
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
Epic's First Pharma Deal
Epic Systems announced its first pharmaceutical customer, Eli Lilly, for the newly launched Epic Discovery platform. The deal marks the inaugural sale of a Health Grid product to a life‑sciences firm, allowing Lilly to streamline clinical trial creation, site identification, activation,...
By Health API Guy
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
Minisforum Launches MS-A2 Mini Desktop Server with AMD Ryzen 9 9955HX
Minisforum unveiled the MS‑A2, a 1.78‑liter mini desktop server powered by AMD’s Ryzen 9 9955HX mobile processor. The compact workstation starts at $799 for the base model and tops out at $1,919 fully configured with 96 GB RAM and 2 TB SSD. It offers...
By TechPowerUp
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
Purpose Drives Design: Functions of a Statewide Longitudinal Data System
Statewide longitudinal data systems (SLDS) can boost education and workforce outcomes, but designs vary based on intended functions—public reporting, research analytics, and individual support. The brief by Stefaan Verhulst explains how policymakers can align system architecture, governance, and legal frameworks...
By GovLab — Digest —
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
Local Strategies for Engaging Youth with Data
Local organizations receiving grants from the Local Data for Equitable Communities program are training teenagers to collect, analyze, and present data on pressing neighborhood issues such as displacement, air pollution, extreme heat, and limited public spaces. The initiative, highlighted in...
By GovLab — Digest —
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
ElectricEye: How Shopify’s Most Focused Design Agency Builds for Conversion
ElectricEye is a Shopify‑only design, development and conversion‑rate optimisation agency serving DTC lifestyle brands with $1 M‑$50 M in revenue. The firm leverages a data‑first diagnostic process and the ICE (Impact, Confidence, Ease) scoring framework to prioritize high‑leverage changes before any code...
By eCommerce Fastlane
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
Jumpstart Commerce: How Southeast Asia’s Top Shopify Plus Agency Builds for Scale
Jumpstart Commerce, the only Shopify Platinum Partner in Southeast Asia, has built over 800 Shopify Plus stores for luxury and fast‑growing DTC brands across Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines. The agency differentiates itself by designing regional‑scale architecture, mobile‑first performance,...
By eCommerce Fastlane
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
Verisilicon DC8200 & Coreboot Framebuffer Drivers Sent To DRM-Next For Linux 7.1
The DRM‑Next tree received its first pull request this week, introducing two new graphics drivers slated for the upcoming Linux 7.1 kernel. A Verisilicon DC8200 display driver lands to enable HDMI output on the T‑Head TH1520 RISC‑V SoC, with StarFive JH7110 support pending. SUSE’s...
By Phoronix
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
Motorola Moto G Power (2026)
Motorola unveiled the Moto G Power 2026, a budget Android 16 handset featuring a 6.8‑inch 1080p IPS panel with a 120 Hz refresh rate, a 5,200 mAh battery, and the MediaTek Dimensity 6300 processor paired with 8 GB RAM and 128 GB storage. Priced around $300,...
By Notebookcheck
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
The Joys of 3D Printing
The article explores why hobbyists gravitate toward 3D printing, ranging from machine‑tuning experiments to creating functional daily‑use objects and decorative items. It highlights a niche of “hobbyist industrial designers” who craft custom solutions—like a dog‑poop‑bag holder—purely for the joy of...
By Hackaday
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
MM8108 Wi-Fi Chip Hits up to 43 Mbps While Stretching Links for Miles
Morse Micro’s MM8108 Wi‑Fi chip delivers up to 43 Mbps while extending coverage to several miles, far beyond conventional routers. The chip’s low‑power design enables solar‑ or battery‑powered installations, making it ideal for off‑grid and disaster‑relief scenarios. Global regulatory compliance and...
By Geeky Gadgets
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
From $300 to 8 Figures: How Hedley & Bennett Became a Heritage Brand
Ellen Bennett launched Hedley & Bennett in 2010 with just $300 and no formal business background. By focusing on chef‑driven product development and relentless quality control, the company turned a failed apron batch into a premium line. Today the brand...
By eCommerce Fastlane
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
Miso Robotics Acquires Operations Platform Zignyl to Launch AI Dashboard Zippy for Restaurant Tech
Miso Robotics, the U.S. restaurant automation specialist, announced the acquisition of Zignyl, an operations platform provider. The purchase enabled the launch of Zippy, an AI‑driven dashboard that lets restaurant operators query data through a conversational chatbot. By embedding Zignyl’s workflow...
By Shopifreaks
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
DHL Group and JD.com Sign MoU
DHL Group and JD.com have signed a memorandum of understanding to help German brands expand into China and Europe. The partnership merges DHL’s global logistics network with JD.com’s Joybuy platform, creating an integrated e‑commerce solution. It enables German manufacturers to...
By Container News
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
Stay22 Lands US$122M Investment From Summit Partners to Accelerate International AI Expansion
Stay22, a Montreal‑based creator‑economy platform, secured a $122 million growth capital infusion from private‑equity firm Summit Partners. The company reported processing more than $1 billion in transactions last year, underscoring its rapid adoption among event‑driven merchants. The new funding will be directed...
By Shopifreaks
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
Block Cuts 40% of Workforce as Dorsey Says AI Tools Have Changed How to Build and Run a Company
Block announced a 40% workforce reduction, cutting more than 4,000 jobs as it pivots toward artificial‑intelligence‑driven operations. CEO Jack Dorsey said AI tools have fundamentally altered how companies are built and run, prompting the restructuring. Despite the layoffs, the company...
By Shopifreaks
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
Why Warehouse Maturity Blooms in Uneven Seasons
The article frames warehouse technology adoption as a series of seasonal maturity levels, ranging from manual operations to fully dynamic, software‑driven facilities. It warns that forcing a single platform across all sites creates fragmentation, higher costs, and stunted growth. Instead,...
By Mobile Robot Guide
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
RaspyJack : Tiny Raspberry Pi Zero 2W Network Toolkit for Security Testing & More
The RaspyJack is an open‑source, handheld network toolkit built around the Raspberry Pi Zero 2W. It combines a Waveshare 1.44‑inch LCD, a TP‑Link AC1300 dual‑band USB adapter, and a Pi Sugar power module for portable, field‑ready security testing. The device runs Linux utilities for...
By Geeky Gadgets
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
Laundering Accountability with Embodied AI
The article warns that autonomous‑vehicle firms are rebranding human remote operators as "assistants" to dodge legal responsibility. By labeling these operators as non‑drivers, companies aim to shift liability from tort negligence to product‑defect claims, even when human error directly causes...
By Phil Koopman — Autonomous System Safety (Substack)
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
Who Is the Kimwolf Botmaster “Dort”?
KrebsOnSecurity identified the individual behind the Kimwolf botnet as a teenager from Canada using the handle "Dort" and aliases like CPacket and M1CE. Public OSINT links the persona to a GitHub account, multiple cyber‑crime forum registrations, and a history of...
By Krebs on Security
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
Iran ’S Internet Near-Totally Blacked Out Amid US, Israeli Strikes
Iran experienced a near‑total internet blackout on Feb. 28, 2026, as U.S. and Israeli strikes hit the country. Network monitoring by NetBlocks showed national connectivity dropping to roughly 4% of normal levels, while Cloudflare reported traffic falling to effectively zero...
By Security Affairs
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
How to Get the Samsung S26 “Privacy Display” Effect on the iPhone
iPhone users can approximate Samsung’s hardware privacy display by enabling the Reduce White Point accessibility feature and customizing the Action Button for quick toggling. The guide walks through adjusting the white‑point slider to 90‑100 % and disabling auto‑brightness to keep the...
By Geeky Gadgets
Blog•Feb 28, 2026
Starlink High-Speed Wi-Fi Is Coming to British Airways Planes in March, But Rollout Schedule Remains Unclear
British Airways will launch its first aircraft equipped with high‑speed Starlink Wi‑Fi in March, though the broader rollout timetable remains vague. CEO Sean Doyle highlighted "excellent progress" despite the system not yet being installed on any plane. The IAG‑wide contract...
By Paddleyourownkanoo