Foldable smartphones are no longer a niche experiment and the competition between Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Apple's iPhone Duo highlights the growing stakes in this category. Tech Court examines how these devices represent two distinct approaches: Samsung’s iterative refinement versus Apple’s … [Read more...] about Galaxy Z Fold 8 vs iPhone Duo: Durability Testing Results
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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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Open-Weight Kimi K 3.1 AI Reaches 3 Trillion Parameters
Kimi K3.1 marks a significant milestone in open source AI, boasting an impressive 3 trillion parameters and a mixture of experts architecture that activates 104 billion parameters per task. Introduced by Matthew Berman, this model is designed to handle text, image processing and potentially audio … [Read more...] about Open-Weight Kimi K 3.1 AI Reaches 3 Trillion Parameters
Google Research Creates AI That Self-Improves Without Training
Harness², developed collaboratively by Google Research and Northwestern University, introduces a new approach to AI adaptability by focusing on self-improvement without additional training. Unlike static systems that can falter in specialized tasks, Harness² uses a self-evolving mechanism to refine … [Read more...] about Google Research Creates AI That Self-Improves Without Training
$50 Retro Pixel Pocket Pairs a Game Boy Shell with USB-C
Handheld gaming devices offer a unique blend of nostalgia and functionality, appealing to a wide range of players. Retro Game Corps highlights this versatility by examining devices like the Retro Pixel Pocket, which combines a Game Boy-inspired design with a Linux-based operating system. This device … [Read more...] about $50 Retro Pixel Pocket Pairs a Game Boy Shell with USB-C
ESP-Mosaico Uses Gemini API to Code Apps via Voice Commands
The ESP-Mosaico, built around the ESP32-S3 microcontroller, offers a modular platform for app creation and hardware prototyping, combining accessibility with advanced functionality. In a hands-on review by Tech Talkies, the board’s standout features, such as magnetic connectivity and preloaded … [Read more...] about ESP-Mosaico Uses Gemini API to Code Apps via Voice Commands
AMD FSR4 Replaces FSR3.1 on Xbox Ally X with Lower FPS
The Xbox Ally X has recently introduced AMD's FidelityFX Super Resolution 4 (FSR4) through a preview driver update, replacing FSR3.1 in supported games. This update, released on October 23, 2026, brings sharper visuals and enhanced image fidelity to handheld gaming, but it also introduces a … [Read more...] about AMD FSR4 Replaces FSR3.1 on Xbox Ally X with Lower FPS
Rumored GPT-7 Bell Addresses OpenAI Security After Exploit
OpenAI, Google and Anthropic have introduced significant updates that highlight ongoing shifts in the AI industry. In a recent exposé by World of AI, OpenAI's rumored "GPT Bell" update, potentially linked to GPT-6.5 or GPT-7, has drawn attention for its emphasis on security improvements following a … [Read more...] about Rumored GPT-7 Bell Addresses OpenAI Security After Exploit
Kimi K3.1 Pro Saves 55% vs Opus 5.5 Despite Higher API Counts
The release of the Kimi K3.1 Pro by Moonshot has sparked considerable discussion about its potential to replace the well-established Opus 5.5. Prompt Engineering examines this question by comparing the two models across 13 long-horizon tasks, revealing distinct strengths and trade-offs. For … [Read more...] about Kimi K3.1 Pro Saves 55% vs Opus 5.5 Despite Higher API Counts
Desert Ant Labs Brings Two Offline AI Models to Your Phone
Desert Ant Labs has introduced two compact AI models, "Who" and "I," that operate entirely offline on your phone or browser, marking a shift away from cloud dependency. The "Who" model is designed for speaker diarization, providing precise timestamps to identify who spoke and when during audio … [Read more...] about Desert Ant Labs Brings Two Offline AI Models to Your Phone
Ditch the Second Brain for an Obsidian Backend System for Daily Workflows
Obsidian is often seen as a way to organize personal notes, but Eric Michaud presents a different approach: using it as a backend system to manage workflows and structure data. This method uses Obsidian's plain text foundation, markdown capabilities and integrations to prioritize active data … [Read more...] about Ditch the Second Brain for an Obsidian Backend System for Daily Workflows
Google Partner Project Red Yields Only 40-60% of Target Power
Google’s ambitious partnership with Fervo Energy to develop enhanced geothermal systems (EGS) has brought both promise and challenges to the forefront of renewable energy innovation. Unlike traditional geothermal methods, EGS relies on engineering conditions deep within hot rock formations, creating … [Read more...] about Google Partner Project Red Yields Only 40-60% of Target Power
One Year of DJI Neo 2 Flights Exposes a 13-Minute Battery Flaw
The DJI Neo 2 is a compact drone that has been on the market for a year, offering a mix of strengths and limitations. According to Tech Court, its lightweight design and beginner-friendly controls make it appealing for casual users, while features like its ability to handle minor crashes add to its … [Read more...] about One Year of DJI Neo 2 Flights Exposes a 13-Minute Battery Flaw
