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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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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 In this guide, Better Stack explains how a little-known phenomenon called BGP zombies—outdated routes that linger in … [Read more...]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

Risk Sitting Under NVIDIA’s Growth : Server Farms Can’t Scale Forever!

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Is NVIDIA’s reign as the undisputed leader in AI hardware beginning to falter? For years, the company has been synonymous with innovative innovation, powering everything from gaming to the explosive rise of generative AI. Yet, as Kiraa outlines how shifts in the AI landscape, like the rise of … [Read more...] about Risk Sitting Under NVIDIA’s Growth : Server Farms Can’t Scale Forever!


7 New Manus Al Use Cases for Marketing, Sites, Games & More No Coding Needed

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What if you could design a game, launch a marketing campaign, or build a mobile app, all without writing a single line of code? Skill Leap AI outlines how Manus AI is turning complex workflows into intuitive, accessible solutions. With its latest update, 1.6 Max, Manus AI is set to transform how … [Read more...] about 7 New Manus Al Use Cases for Marketing, Sites, Games & More No Coding Needed

Build Faster with Google Stitch Using MCP, Gemini CLI & Agent Skills

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What if your design-to-code process could be faster, smarter, and almost entirely automated? In this breakdown, Universe of AI walks through how Google Stitch’s latest updates, featuring the MCP Server, Gemini CLI, and Agent Skills, are redefining workflows for developers and designers alike. These … [Read more...] about Build Faster with Google Stitch Using MCP, Gemini CLI & Agent Skills

Keep Nano Banana Characters Consistent Using Reference Sheets in Stills and Video

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What if the secret to seamless visual storytelling lies in something as simple as a character sheet? Below, AI Video School breaks down how Nano Banana transforms the way creators approach character design, offering a streamlined method to maintain visual consistency across projects. Imagine working … [Read more...] about Keep Nano Banana Characters Consistent Using Reference Sheets in Stills and Video

Hands-On with VITURE’s Beast XR : 1200 Nits, 174-inch View & 3D Video Modes

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What if your next screen didn’t need to be a screen at all? Pete Matheson takes a closer look at how the VITURE Beast XR smart glasses are redefining what it means to consume content, game, and work in the extended reality (XR) space. Promising a mix of portability, innovative visuals, and immersive … [Read more...] about Hands-On with VITURE’s Beast XR : 1200 Nits, 174-inch View & 3D Video Modes


DIY Sound Laser : Big Speakers Aren’t Required for Pinpoint Sound

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What if you could send sound directly to a single person in a crowded room, without anyone else hearing it? This isn’t a scene from a sci-fi movie, it’s the reality of a new concept called the "sound laser." In this guide, Electron Impressions explains how ultrasonic waves and clever engineering … [Read more...] about DIY Sound Laser : Big Speakers Aren’t Required for Pinpoint Sound

Intel Panther Lake iGPU Makes High Settings Real on Thin Notebooks

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What if your next laptop could deliver desktop-level performance without breaking a sweat? Intel’s Panther Lake platform, featuring the new Core Ultra X9 388H processor and ARC B390i GPU, might just be the answer. In this guide, ETA Prime explains how this new powerhouse redefines the boundaries of … [Read more...] about Intel Panther Lake iGPU Makes High Settings Real on Thin Notebooks

Getting Started with Microsoft Teams : Stop Juggling Apps, Run Projects End to End in Teams 2026

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Have you ever struggled to keep your team aligned while juggling countless apps and platforms? Microsoft Teams has transformed collaboration by bringing communication, project management, and file sharing together in one seamless experience. Teacher's Tech breaks down how the 2026 version of … [Read more...] about Getting Started with Microsoft Teams : Stop Juggling Apps, Run Projects End to End in Teams 2026

OpenAI’s Ad-Backed Plan Strains Loyalty as AMD, Google & Microsoft Surge Ahead

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Are OpenAI’s recent moves a bold leap forward or a risky gamble that could cost them their dominance in the AI race? Below, Matt Wolfe takes you through how the company’s latest decisions, like introducing ads in free tiers, launching budget subscriptions, and claiming intellectual property rights … [Read more...] about OpenAI’s Ad-Backed Plan Strains Loyalty as AMD, Google & Microsoft Surge Ahead


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