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User Switches from iPhone Hotspot to 5G Router
A tech user ditched iPhone hotspot for a 5G travel router, citing better speeds and battery life. The account details advantages for travelers using multiple devices.
AirTags Retest After 5 Years vs Tracker Rivals
A five-year retest shows Apple AirTags match or beat Tile, Samsung and Chipolo in tracking speed and battery life. Independent tests highlight strengths for iPhone users amid rising competition.
Astronauts Measure Speed Via Doppler and IMU Tech
NASA detailed how astronauts track spacecraft velocity using Doppler shifts, GPS, and inertial systems in a recent update. Ground stations and onboard tools provide precise data essential for missions.
OpenAI Launches Biology-Focused AI Model
OpenAI introduced a new AI model tailored for biology and science, aiding tasks like protein analysis and drug discovery. Access starts in limited preview.
Sanctioned Exchange Blames States for $15M Heist
A US-sanctioned currency exchange attributes a $15 million crypto theft to 'unfriendly states.' The firm halted operations after the sophisticated breach.
Amazon Drops Sideloading in Future Fire Sticks
Amazon will not include sideloading support in new Fire TV Stick models, limiting apps to its official store. The change targets unauthorized streaming amid piracy concerns.
Meta Raises Quest Prices Amid AI Costs
Meta increased Quest 3 and 3S headset prices by up to $100 due to AI infrastructure spending exceeding $60 billion in 2025. The hikes reflect growing expenses in compute resources.
Verizon Free iPad or Watch with iPhone Deal
Verizon started a promotion giving a free iPad or Apple Watch with select iPhone buys on unlimited plans. Credits apply over 36 months after trade-in.
Flawed Cisco update threatens to stop APs from getting further patches
Cisco admins are scrambling to patch a critical flash memory overflow vulnerability in over 200 Cisco Systems IOS XE-based models of wireless access points (APs), caused by a recent flawed software update. If the issue is not corrected quickly, the AP’s memory will become so flooded that new software updates will be blocked and the AP rendered insecure, or possibly…
IPv6 may briefly have accounted for more than half of internet traffic
Has IPv6 finally reached its day of glory? It’s fair to say that IPv6 has not had the level of take-up expected when the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) ratified it back in 1998. Take-up has been agonizingly slow, not reaching 5 percent of traffic until 2014. However, the use of IPv6 has been slowly climbing since, and according to…