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Julian Horsey

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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Kimi K2.5 Beats Gemini 3 on Price While Matching Skills in Real Projects

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What if the best AI model wasn’t locked behind a paywall or proprietary restrictions? Imagine an open source powerhouse that not only rivals but outright outperforms industry giants like Gemini 3 and Opus 4.5. World of AI explores how Kimi K2.5, developed by Moonshot AI, is redefining the landscape … [Read more...] about Kimi K2.5 Beats Gemini 3 on Price While Matching Skills in Real Projects

6 Free Google AI Tools That Outperform Paid AI Subscriptions in 2026

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What if you could replace pricey software with free, innovative alternatives that often outperform their paid rivals? In this guide, Phillip Im explains how Google’s AI-powered innovations are transforming everything from creative projects to app development, all at no cost. Whether you’re a … [Read more...] about 6 Free Google AI Tools That Outperform Paid AI Subscriptions in 2026

Cursor’s AI Agent Army Experiment Explained : Hundreds of Bots Writing Code Hit Walls, Not Milestones

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What happens when hundreds of autonomous AI agents are tasked with building a fully functional web browser from scratch? Basic Dev walks through how the Cursor team attempted this ambitious experiment, aiming to push the boundaries of AI-driven software development. Despite the promise of innovative … [Read more...] about Cursor’s AI Agent Army Experiment Explained : Hundreds of Bots Writing Code Hit Walls, Not Milestones

SteamOS Beta Improves Deck Performance, Adds Support for Old Games & More

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What if your gaming setup could feel smoother, faster, and more intuitive overnight? That’s the promise behind Valve’s latest SteamOS update, a beta release packed with meaningful changes for Steam Deck and Steam Machine users. Below, Deck Ready takes you through how this update tackles … [Read more...] about SteamOS Beta Improves Deck Performance, Adds Support for Old Games & More


From MCP to Skills, Command-Line Agents Slash Token Spend and Unlock Hundreds of Tools

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What if the very method you’ve been relying on to handle complex workflows is actually holding you back? AI Jason takes a closer look at how Model Context Protocol (MCP), once celebrated as a innovative approach, isa already apparently becoming inefficient in today’s fast-paced AI development … [Read more...] about From MCP to Skills, Command-Line Agents Slash Token Spend and Unlock Hundreds of Tools

Claude Sonnet 4.7 Leaked : New Anthropic AI Sets a Higher Bar for Reliable Work Tools

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What if the AI you rely on could not only assist but anticipate your needs, seamlessly blending into your daily routines? Universe of AI outlines how the latest advancements, including Claude Sonnet 4.7 and GPT-5.3, are reshaping the boundaries of what artificial intelligence can achieve. From … [Read more...] about Claude Sonnet 4.7 Leaked : New Anthropic AI Sets a Higher Bar for Reliable Work Tools

Procolored K13 Lite Review : Complete DTF T-Shirt Printing & Fabrication System

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This review is a hands-on look at home DTF printing use the Procolored K13 Lite, setup, creativity, and small-scale production. Procolored gave me the opportunity to try out its complete T-shirt printing system, consisting of a K13 Lite printer, oven, and heat press, and it turned out to be one of … [Read more...] about Procolored K13 Lite Review : Complete DTF T-Shirt Printing & Fabrication System

Gemini 3.5 Early Testing : Turns Prompts into Working Apps, Emulators and UIs Quickly

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What if an AI could design an entire operating system, build a fully functional Game Boy emulator, and craft stunning animations, all from a single prompt? It might sound like science fiction, but in this walkthrough, WorldofAI shows how Google’s newest large language model, Gemini 3.5, is turning … [Read more...] about Gemini 3.5 Early Testing : Turns Prompts into Working Apps, Emulators and UIs Quickly


Create an Automated Monthly Employee Schedule in Excel with Checks & Reports

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Have you ever found yourself buried under the chaos of managing employee schedules, struggling to balance coverage and fairness while avoiding costly errors? In this guide, Kenji Explains explains how to transform that chaos into clarity by creating an automated employee work schedule in Excel. … [Read more...] about Create an Automated Monthly Employee Schedule in Excel with Checks & Reports

The Internet Is Full of BGP Zombies : Stale Routes That Slow or Drop Connections

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What if the internet you rely on every day wasn’t as seamless as it seems? What if hidden inefficiencies were quietly disrupting traffic, slowing connections, and wasting resources? In this guide, Better Stack explains how a little-known phenomenon called BGP zombies—outdated routes that linger in … [Read more...] about The Internet Is Full of BGP Zombies : Stale Routes That Slow or Drop Connections


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