Google’s Gemini 4 Argon has drawn attention for its standout performance in multi-step reasoning and extended coding tasks, positioning it as a strong competitor to OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra and Fable 5.1. According to The Stack, Argon leads on Google’s Deep Suite V1.1 benchmark with a score of 77.9%, … [Read more...] about Gemini 4 Argon vs ChatGPT 6 Astra vs Claude Fable 5.1
Build a Clock with Wave Share ESP32 C6 Touch AMOLED 2.16
Volos Projects demonstrates how the Wave Share ESP32C6 Touch AMOLED 2.16 development board was used to create a functional clock with a sleek design. By combining the ESP32C6’s Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities with an AMOLED touchscreen and the LVGL graphics library, the project achieves a … [Read more...] about Build a Clock with Wave Share ESP32 C6 Touch AMOLED 2.16
Anthropic Adds Persistent JavaScript Mods to Claude Code
Anthropic's latest update to Claude introduces mods, a feature designed to enhance customization and control within cloud code. Unlike previous options like hooks or skills, mods operate directly within Claude's environment, offering persistent functionality throughout a session. This persistence … [Read more...] about Anthropic Adds Persistent JavaScript Mods to Claude Code
One UI 9 Changes Everything: The Best Features Coming to Your Galaxy
Samsung's One UI 9 introduces a robust suite of AI-powered features designed to enhance personalization, productivity, and security. This update redefines how you interact with your device, offering innovative functionality across both new and older flagship models. By focusing on … [Read more...] about One UI 9 Changes Everything: The Best Features Coming to Your Galaxy
Boston Dynamics Unveils Atlas GR3 Robotic Hands with 13 Degrees of Freedom
Boston Dynamics has unveiled the GR3 hand, a new addition to its Atlas robot designed to enhance dexterity and operational reliability. The GR3 hand features 13 degrees of freedom, nearly doubling the range of its predecessor, the GR2. Its design omits the pinky finger, focusing instead on strength … [Read more...] about Boston Dynamics Unveils Atlas GR3 Robotic Hands with 13 Degrees of Freedom
New Atlas 960 Super Pod Cuts AI Energy Usage by 550 kW
Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping industries, but its rapid growth comes with a steep energy cost. By 2030, AI data centers are expected to consume over 945 terawatt-hours annually, with an estimated 80% of that energy spent on data movement rather than computation. This inefficiency not … [Read more...] about New Atlas 960 Super Pod Cuts AI Energy Usage by 550 kW
Siri AI Just Became a Real Personal Assistant—Here’s What It Can Do
Apple’s Siri has evolved significantly, transitioning from a basic voice assistant into a highly capable and secure personal assistant. With advancements in natural language processing, on-device data integration, and a robust cloud infrastructure, Siri now offers a seamless, privacy-focused … [Read more...] about Siri AI Just Became a Real Personal Assistant—Here’s What It Can Do
DroidDeck Brings Steam Big Picture Mode to Android Devices
SteamOS-like functionality has arrived on Android, thanks to an app called DroidDeck. This application, highlighted by Retro Game Corps, uses Valve's Proton and FEX translation layers to enable Android devices to run Windows and Linux-based PC games. With features such as Steam's Big Picture Mode … [Read more...] about DroidDeck Brings Steam Big Picture Mode to Android Devices
Is the Apple Watch Series 12 Actually Worth the Money?
The Apple Watch Series 12 builds upon the foundation of its predecessor, the Series 11, by introducing a range of enhancements that cater to health-conscious users, tech enthusiasts, and those seeking greater durability. While the overall design remains consistent with previous models, the Series 12 … [Read more...] about Is the Apple Watch Series 12 Actually Worth the Money?
OpenAI Dots vs Meta Muse: Why Dots Cost $100 a Month
OpenAI’s Dots and Meta’s Muse represent two distinct approaches to AI-powered task management, each catering to different user needs. Dots, priced at $100 per month, is built around the GPT-6 Astra model and offers advanced features like context-aware AI agents and customizable workflows through … [Read more...] about OpenAI Dots vs Meta Muse: Why Dots Cost $100 a Month
Nobody Expected Samsung to Make This Radical Change to the S27 Ultra
The Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra is capturing widespread attention as one of the most eagerly awaited smartphone launches in recent memory. With rumors swirling about a fantastic camera system, the device is poised to potentially set new benchmarks in mobile photography. Central to the speculation are … [Read more...] about Nobody Expected Samsung to Make This Radical Change to the S27 Ultra
DJI Pocket 4P Main Camera Adds a 1-Inch Sensor with 17 Stops
Compact and feature-packed, the DJI Pocket 4P offers creators a blend of portability and professional-grade performance. Tech Court highlights its standout features, such as the upgraded 1-inch main sensor capable of capturing up to 17 stops of dynamic range using the DLOG 2 workflow. This … [Read more...] about DJI Pocket 4P Main Camera Adds a 1-Inch Sensor with 17 Stops
