Artificial intelligence has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past century, evolving from abstract theories to practical applications that shape our daily lives. This journey began with foundational ideas like Alan Turing's "imitation game," which introduced a framework for evaluating … [Read more...] about How AI Evolved from Alan Turing to ChatGPT in 100 Years
Julian Horsey
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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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Inside Meta’s Leaked Roadmap for Four New AI Smart Glasses
Meta’s latest plans for wearable technology have surfaced, revealing a bold vision for AI-integrated devices. According to a recent breakdown by TechAvid, the company is preparing to launch a lineup that includes four smart glasses models and an AI-powered pendant. The pendant, inspired by Meta’s … [Read more...] about Inside Meta’s Leaked Roadmap for Four New AI Smart Glasses
Why Developers Are Switching to the MiniMax M3 for AI Workflows
The MiniMax M3 is an open-weight AI model designed to balance cost-effectiveness with advanced functionality, offering a viable option for those seeking alternatives to proprietary systems. According to Universe of AI, one standout feature is its 1-million-token context window, which supports tasks … [Read more...] about Why Developers Are Switching to the MiniMax M3 for AI Workflows
How NVIDIA Packed an RTX 5070 and 128GB of RAM Into a 14Mm Laptop
NVIDIA's RTX Spark represents a significant step in laptop hardware, merging high-performance components with a focus on portability. As detailed by Dave2D, this chip includes a 20-core ARM-based CPU, the RTX 5070 GPU and up to 128GB of unified RAM, making it capable of handling tasks like real-time … [Read more...] about How NVIDIA Packed an RTX 5070 and 128GB of RAM Into a 14Mm Laptop
MemoMind One Ditches the Camera to Redefine Smart Glasses
The MemoMind One, launched by XJimmy in 2026, is a pair of smart glasses designed to prioritize privacy and productivity without incorporating a camera. Instead, it uses an AI long memory system to categorize interactions into formats like wish lists and journal entries, functioning as a personal … [Read more...] about MemoMind One Ditches the Camera to Redefine Smart Glasses
Why NVIDIA’s Cosmos 3 is a Massive Leap for Multimodal AI
NVIDIA's Cosmos 3, introduced at GTC Taipei, represents a significant leap in multimodal AI by unifying five distinct data types, text, images, videos, audio and actions, into a single framework. This integration eliminates the need for separate models, streamlining complex tasks like text-to-video … [Read more...] about Why NVIDIA’s Cosmos 3 is a Massive Leap for Multimodal AI
Why Content Creators Are Ditching Complex Camera Gear
The evolving design of creator cameras is reshaping how they are categorized and used. As Tech Court explains, distinctions between devices like action cameras, smartphones and mirrorless systems are fading. For example, action cameras such as the GoPro Mission 1 Series now feature cinema-grade … [Read more...] about Why Content Creators Are Ditching Complex Camera Gear
Open Source MiniMax M3 Outperforms Opus 4.7 for a Fraction of the Cost
The MiniMax M3 is making waves in the AI community as an open source model that combines advanced capabilities with affordability. Highlighted by World of AI, this model stands out for its ability to handle both text and visual data through multimodal reasoning, allowing applications like image … [Read more...] about Open Source MiniMax M3 Outperforms Opus 4.7 for a Fraction of the Cost
The Hidden Strategy Behind Anthropic’s New Claude Opus 4.8 Release
Anthropic has released Opus 4.8, introducing updates designed to enhance its AI’s performance in areas like coding accuracy, reasoning and task management. A notable feature is the addition of dynamic workflows, which break down complex operations into smaller, verifiable subtasks to streamline … [Read more...] about The Hidden Strategy Behind Anthropic’s New Claude Opus 4.8 Release
How Google’s $99 Fitbit Air Threatens Whoop’s Premium Subscription Model
The wearable tech market is witnessing a fascinating showdown between two distinct approaches to health tracking: the subscription-based, performance-focused Whoop and Google's newly launched Fitbit Air, priced at just $99. Aris examines how the Fitbit Air’s accessible pricing and optional premium … [Read more...] about How Google’s $99 Fitbit Air Threatens Whoop’s Premium Subscription Model
What a Hidden SteamOS Feature Reveals About Valve’s Steam Machine
Valve's latest hardware endeavor, the Steam Machine, is generating significant buzz as the company edges closer to an official launch. Deck Ready highlights key developments, including the discovery of a customized welcome tour in the SteamOS beta, which suggests a focus on user-friendly setup and … [Read more...] about What a Hidden SteamOS Feature Reveals About Valve’s Steam Machine
Wearing the New Screenless Fitbit Air for Two Weeks
The Fitbit Air, reviewed by Mike O'Brien, stands out as a minimalist fitness tracker designed for users who prioritize comfort and essential health tracking. With its display-free design, the device relies on LED indicators and haptic feedback to deliver key insights, such as heart rate, steps and … [Read more...] about Wearing the New Screenless Fitbit Air for Two Weeks
