In a lot of action war films, the blast scenes look painfully real. Fire and smoke fill the frame, and you almost expect to feel the heat. A few people even think the blasts are actually real. But they are not. In today’s movies, explosions can look real. They often happen without any real blast … Read more
The OpenAI and Hugging Face workflow is becoming a go-to strategy for developers who want AI apps that behave more reliably. I mean, as generative AI keeps expanding lots of articles end up doing the “OpenAI vs Hugging Face” thing, but they don’t really explain how the two actually work together in day-to-day operations. In … Read more
Analog Tech Is Making a Surprising Comeback For years, the technology sector has been focused on a simple vision of selling faster phones, smarter apps, quick entertainment, and endless connectivity. Everything was supposed to become easier. But something a bit unexpected is happening. Gen Z digital detox is becoming more than a buzz. It is … Read more
Googlebook marks Google’s bold new laptop vision Googlebook seems like Google’s most ambitious laptop in more than a decade. After building Chromebook cloud computing laptops, the company is now turning its attention to AI-first personal computing. The fresh idea mixes Android’s flexible feel with the usual desktop vibe you get from ChromeOS, but it also … Read more
A smartphone usually means freedom. In North Korea, it can mean the opposite. The same device that helps people message, watch videos and take photos elsewhere can also record behaviour, block outside information and remind users that privacy may not exist. North Korea Smartphone Rules show how a phone can become part of a wider … Read more