The Valve Steam Frame is shaping up to be a significant addition to the VR landscape, combining advanced features with a focus on user comfort. Gamertag VR explores how this upcoming headset addresses key challenges faced by VR users, such as physical strain during extended sessions. With its … [Read more...] about Why Valve’s New Steam Frame is a Major Shift for PC Gamers
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Executive Editor & Co-Founder of Geeky Gadgets
Julian Horsey is the co-founder of Geeky Gadgets and a veteran technology journalist with over 18 years of experience. A published author and multimedia designer, he specializes in emerging frontiers including Artificial Intelligence, autonomous agents, and next-gen hardware like mini PCs and wearables.
Driven by curiosity and a passion for design, Julian provides in-depth analysis on how AI workflows—from Claude to Google Gemini—are transforming productivity and creativity. His work has been cited by global tech leaders and major publications, reflecting nearly two decades of expertise in 3D printing, AR/VR, and DIY electronics. When not exploring the latest AI models, he is an avid maker and experimenter in the world of DIY tech.
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Why GameHub 6.0 is a Massive Leap for PC Emulation on Android
PC game emulation on Android has taken a notable leap forward with the release of GameHub 6.0 Beta. As demonstrated by ETA Prime, this update introduces a range of enhancements, including a redesigned interface that features two new view modes—“Explore” and “Handheld”—to improve navigation and … [Read more...] about Why GameHub 6.0 is a Massive Leap for PC Emulation on Android
Valve Explains Why We Got a New Steam Controller but No Steam Machine
Valve’s release of the Steam Controller Mark II showcases a deliberate effort to refine gaming hardware despite significant industry challenges. As highlighted by Bellular News, the controller introduces features like magnetic control sticks for enhanced precision and gyro controls for immersive … [Read more...] about Valve Explains Why We Got a New Steam Controller but No Steam Machine
5 Microsoft Copilot Features You Probably Aren’t Using Yet
Microsoft 365 Copilot introduces AI-driven capabilities designed to support a wide range of professional tasks. In his guide, Mike Tholfsen highlights five practical strategies, starting with the Mode Switcher, which adjusts Copilot's responses based on your specific requirements. For instance, … [Read more...] about 5 Microsoft Copilot Features You Probably Aren’t Using Yet
Why OpenAI is Suddenly Losing the AI Race to Anthropic
OpenAI, once a dominant force in artificial intelligence with its widely recognized ChatGPT, is now facing significant challenges in maintaining its leadership. According to AI Grid, competitors like Anthropic have rapidly gained ground, with Anthropic now commanding over 40% of the generative AI … [Read more...] about Why OpenAI is Suddenly Losing the AI Race to Anthropic
Modders Discovered a Secret Timer Inside Every PS5 Console
Modders have uncovered a hidden feature within the PlayStation 5's digital licensing system: a 30-day timer that activates when a digital game is purchased. As explained by Bellular News, this timer requires players to validate their game licenses online within a set period, making sure that only … [Read more...] about Modders Discovered a Secret Timer Inside Every PS5 Console
Revive Your Old Tech: Running a Local LLM on a 12-Year-Old Raspberry Pi
Running a local AI language model on a 12-year-old Raspberry Pi might seem like an impossible task, but Better Stack demonstrates how it can be done. Using the Falcon H1 Tiny model, which features 90 million parameters and is optimized for low-resource environments, the experiment showcases how … [Read more...] about Revive Your Old Tech: Running a Local LLM on a 12-Year-Old Raspberry Pi
How the Open-Source Hermes AIOS Actually Learns from Your Workflows
The Hermes Agentic Operating System (AIOS) is an open source platform designed to support autonomous artificial intelligence with a focus on adaptability and user control. By combining the Hermes Agent with the ION UI, it incorporates features such as long-term memory and reusable skills, allowing … [Read more...] about How the Open-Source Hermes AIOS Actually Learns from Your Workflows
50 Midjourney 8.1 Styles You Need to Try Right Now
Midjourney 8.1 introduces a significant update to AI image generation, emphasizing accessibility and creative variety. A key highlight is the addition of 50 curated artistic styles, offering options that range from soft pastel themes to dramatic, cinematic aesthetics. According to Thaeyne, this … [Read more...] about 50 Midjourney 8.1 Styles You Need to Try Right Now
Why Your Boss Keeps Ignoring Your Data Dashboards
Designing dashboards that communicate data effectively requires a careful balance of clarity and functionality. Kenji emphasizes the importance of simplicity, suggesting the removal of distracting elements such as gridlines and formula bars to create a cleaner layout. For example, using subtle … [Read more...] about Why Your Boss Keeps Ignoring Your Data Dashboards
Why You Should Wait for the Luna Ultra Before Buying DJI
The recent leaks surrounding the Insta360 Luna Ultra have sparked significant interest, particularly given its potential to rival DJI's Pocket 4 Pro. Co-developed with Leica, the Luna Ultra features a dual-lens system with a 1-inch sensor and f/1.8 aperture, promising high-quality imaging and … [Read more...] about Why You Should Wait for the Luna Ultra Before Buying DJI
Why the Latest PlayStation 6 Leaks Are Shocking the Gaming Industry
Sony's recent financial briefing, led by CEO Hiroki Totoki, has shed light on the challenges surrounding the development of the PlayStation 6 (PS6). Rising component costs, partly driven by increased demand from sectors like AI and persistent supply chain disruptions are key factors influencing … [Read more...] about Why the Latest PlayStation 6 Leaks Are Shocking the Gaming Industry
