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Noted maker Mitch Altman is updating his classic TV-B-Gone, unveiling a next-generation variant that delivers a longer range — and may include code-learning and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) connectivity by the time its design is finalized.”Imagine a dystopian future, filled with monitors, marketing at us everywhere we go. Sadly, we are living that future now,” Altman says of the original origins of his soldering kit design. “This kit is super useful, not only for yourself, but for everyone! And while maybe that’s dramatic, the TV-B-Gone is perfect for playing pranks on your friends during the Super Bowl or getting some…

Samsung Electronics today announced the continued expansion of Galaxy AI, reinforcing its vision for a rich, open and integrated multi-agent ecosystem. Built around Samsung’s vision of AI that reduces effort and steps across everyday tasks, Galaxy AI is designed to help users get things done more naturally with greater choice, flexibility and control. Recent insights1 show that people are increasingly using multiple AI agents depending on the task as AI becomes more embedded in daily routines. Nearly 8 in 10 users now rely on more than two types of AI agents. Reflecting this shift, Samsung is evolving Galaxy AI2 to…

Over the last ten years, shopping has undergone an extreme makeover, allowing users to purchase goods literally anytime and anywhere. With a simple tap on their screens, buyers can effortlessly compare products, check prices, study reviews, and even remotely try on preferred items. According to Statista, mobile commerce revenue in 2025 was estimated to reach approximately $2.5 trillion, nearly doubling over the previous four years and accounting for 63% of total retail e-commerce. As shoppers feel open to spending more money buying products online, m-commerce companies continue to invest in new ways to surpass competitors, catch the attention of prospective…

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Summary created by Smart Answers AIIn summary:Tech Advisor provides essential optimization tips for the new iPhone 17 series and iOS 26, covering battery health, security, and photography enhancements.Key recommendations include setting charge limits to 80%, disabling Control Centre on lock screen for theft protection, and upgrading video settings from default 1080p to 4K.New iOS 26 features like Spatial Scenes, ChatGPT integration, and customizable lock screen clocks offer enhanced user experiences across all iPhone 17 models. The iPhone 17 series is one of Apple’s boldest in recent memory. The base iPhone 17 has adopted once Pro-only features, such as the long-requested…

Could AI dramatically change how DSS works? Radio spectrum is pricey. Operators drop billions at auction to lock down licensed frequency bands, and every single frequency counts. Dynamic Spectrum Sharing (DSS) was built to address exactly this, enabling new technological improvements to launch on the same frequency bands used by older tech. But carving up that shared space with static rules only gets you so far. That may be where AI-based approaches could help. How DSS works DSS lets 4G LTE and 5G NR run simultaneously within the same frequency band. It does this by dynamically distributing Resource Blocks (RBs),…

Conversational AI has fundamentally reshaped how we interact with technology. While one-on-one interactions with large language models (LLMs) have seen significant advances, they rarely capture the full complexity of human communication. Many real-world dialogues, including team meetings, family dinners, or classroom lessons, are inherently multi-party. These interactions involve fluid turn-taking, shifting roles, and dynamic interruptions.For designers and developers, simulating natural and engaging multi-party conversations has historically required a trade-off: settle for the rigidity of scripted interaction or accept the unpredictability of purely generative models. To bridge this gap, we need tools that blend the structural predictability of a script with…

A junior loan officer handling data intake, risk screening, and final decisions alone is prone to mistakes because the role demands too much at once. The same weakness appears in monolithic AI agents asked to run complex, multi-stage workflows. They lose context, skip steps, and produce shaky reasoning, which leads to unreliable results. A stronger approach is to structure AI as a supervised team of specialists that enforces order and accountability. This mirrors expert collaboration and yields more consistent, auditable decisions in high-stakes domains like lending. In this article, we build such a coordinated system, not as a single overworked…

Security conversations are evolving. Micro-segmentation is foundational — but Advanced Threat Prevention (ATP) is where Cloud Service Providers unlock premium revenue tiers. Within VMware vDefend, ATP capabilities built into the hypervisor, can position you from “segmentation provider” to “threat prevention platform operator.” For CSPs running VMware Cloud Foundation, ATP is not infrastructure overhead — it is a differentiated security service layer. What vDefend ATP Includes Advanced Threat Prevention capabilities typically include: Distributed IDS/IPS East-West traffic inspection Lateral movement detection Inline threat prevention Unlike perimeter firewalls, this operates at the hypervisor level — meaning threats are detected inside the data center…

Intellexa’s Predator spyware can hide iOS recording indicators while secretly streaming camera and microphone feeds to its operators. The malware does not exploit any iOS vulnerability but leverages previously obtained kernel-level access to hijack system indicators that would otherwise expose its surveillance operation. Apple introduced recording indicators on the status bar in iOS 14 to alert users when the camera or microphone is in use, displaying a green or an orange dot, respectively. US-sanctioned surveillance firm Intellexa developed the Predator commercial spyware and delivered it in attacks that exploited Apple and Chrome zero-day flaws and through 0-click infection mechanisms. While its ability to suppress camera…