Linux 7.2 and Manjaro 26.1 bring a host of updates that cater to a wide range of users, from developers to gamers. Ton explores how Linux 7.2 introduces features like Cache-Aware Load Balancing, which optimizes CPU performance for multi-threaded tasks and expanded AMD GPU support, enhancing display … [Read more...] about Linux 7.2 Enables HDMI 2.1 FRL Support for AMD Display GPUs
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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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Building a Complete Al Marketing System Quickly and Effeciently In 2026
AI-driven marketing systems are changing how businesses manage strategy and execution by introducing structured approaches to improve workflows and outcomes. Marketing Against the Grain outlines a complete AI marketing system that incorporates automation, data analysis and collaboration. A key … [Read more...] about Building a Complete Al Marketing System Quickly and Effeciently In 2026
Without Donations Blender Faces Severe Development Limits
Blender, the widely used open source 3D modeling software, is navigating a significant challenge in maintaining its growth and accessibility. Despite surpassing 20 million downloads in 2023, the Blender Foundation is facing financial limitations that could hinder future development. According to … [Read more...] about Without Donations Blender Faces Severe Development Limits
Garmin CIRQA vs Fitbit Air: $200 Premium Beats $100 Value
The Garmin CIRQA and Fitbit Air represent two distinct approaches to fitness tracking, each catering to different user priorities. As Tech Court explores in this comparison, the Garmin CIRQA stands out with its advanced performance metrics like Training Readiness and HRV Status, designed for users … [Read more...] about Garmin CIRQA vs Fitbit Air: $200 Premium Beats $100 Value
CATL Targets Lithium-Air Batteries for 1,000-Mile EV Range
CATL, the world’s largest battery manufacturer, is shifting its focus beyond solid-state batteries to explore the possibilities of lithium-air technology. According to Undecided with Matt Ferrell, lithium-air batteries present a theoretical energy density of 5,200 Wh/kg, significantly higher than … [Read more...] about CATL Targets Lithium-Air Batteries for 1,000-Mile EV Range
MSI Stealth 16 (2026) Limits GPU Power vs Asus Zephyrus G16
The MSI Stealth 16 (2026) enters the market as a sleek, portable gaming laptop aimed at competing with models like the Asus Zephyrus G16. In this hands-on review by Jarrod'sTech, the Stealth 16’s premium aluminum chassis and 16-inch 2560x1600 OLED display are highlighted as standout features. The … [Read more...] about MSI Stealth 16 (2026) Limits GPU Power vs Asus Zephyrus G16
$4 ESP32 Module Brings Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to IoT Projects
The ESP32 module, priced at just $4, has become a favorite among electronics enthusiasts for its balance of affordability and functionality. With features like built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, a USB interface for easy programming and support for rechargeable batteries, it’s well-suited for a variety of … [Read more...] about $4 ESP32 Module Brings Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to IoT Projects
Fable 5.1 Targets a Tentative Late August 2026 Launch
Enthropic and OpenAI are making headlines with their latest AI developments, Fable 5.1 and GPT Astra. According to Universe of AI, Enthropic has begun discreetly testing Fable 5.1 by routing select users from its existing system, allowing the company to gather performance data without disrupting its … [Read more...] about Fable 5.1 Targets a Tentative Late August 2026 Launch
Insta360 Confirms Two Mirrorless Cameras for CP+ 2027 Debut
Insta360 has officially announced the development of two interchangeable lens mirrorless cameras, marking a significant step beyond its established reputation for 360-degree action cameras. One of the cameras is confirmed to feature an unconventional design, fueling speculation about the … [Read more...] about Insta360 Confirms Two Mirrorless Cameras for CP+ 2027 Debut
Intel Arc B580 Achieves Native SteamOS 3.9 Compatibility
Intel's Arc B580 GPU has reached a new milestone by achieving compatibility with SteamOS 3.9, eliminating the need for complex workarounds or manual configurations. As demonstrated by ETA Prime, the GPU delivers notable stability and competitive 1440p performance across a range of games, from modern … [Read more...] about Intel Arc B580 Achieves Native SteamOS 3.9 Compatibility
Ollama Runs Free AI Models Locally on Your Mac, Windows and Linux
Running AI models directly on your computer is no longer a complex or inaccessible task, thanks to platforms like Ollama. In a recent feature by Teacher's Tech, the focus is on how Ollama enables users to maintain full control over their data while exploring AI capabilities locally. One standout … [Read more...] about Ollama Runs Free AI Models Locally on Your Mac, Windows and Linux
Fitbit Charge 7 Leaked? Release Date Likely Expected for Late 2026
The recent appearance of a mysterious wearable in Google's Pixel 11 advertisements has sparked speculation about whether this could be the Fitbit Charge 7. Featuring a vertically oriented, pill-shaped display and a light-colored band, the design suggests a shift toward a more streamlined and … [Read more...] about Fitbit Charge 7 Leaked? Release Date Likely Expected for Late 2026
