Adeoti Malik 
iPhone Duo vs Xiaomi 18 Fold: The Multitasking Battle Redefining Foldable Phones Apple’s first foldable iPhone is finally real, and it landed in the same stretch of weeks as Xiaomi’s most ambitious foldable yet, setting up one of the more interesting head-to-head comparisons the phone industry has seen in a while. Both companies are chasing … Read more
The Simple Reason You Can Always Find a Phone Charger in China, and Why the Business Behind It Is Now Struggling Anyone who’s spent time in a Chinese city has probably noticed something that takes a beat to register: you’re basically never more than a few minutes’ walk from a place to charge your phone. … Read more
South Korea Moves to Write New Security Rules for AI Agents That Act Without Human Oversight South Korea’s state cybersecurity watchdog said Tuesday it’s building a fresh set of security guidelines aimed squarely at a problem most existing AI regulation wasn’t written to handle: AI systems that don’t just answer questions, but actually go do … Read more
China Is Racing to Build Better Ways to Shoot Down Drones, and the Numbers Show It Drones have quietly become the defining weapon of modern conflict, and China’s military and defense industry have noticed just as clearly as everyone else has. Watching how cheap quadcopters and loitering munitions have reshaped fighting in Ukraine and elsewhere, … Read more
The Self-Unplugging Charger Going Viral on TikTok, and What’s Actually Behind It A wave of TikTok videos showing a phone or laptop charger that physically pops itself out of the wall the moment a device hits 100 percent has been racking up views recently, feeding into one of those “why didn’t this exist sooner” gadget … Read more
Japan’s Remote-Controlled Robot Workers: How an 8-Kilometer Convenience Store Experiment Became a National Labor Strategy A striking video clip has been circulating showing a Japanese convenience store robot restocking drink coolers while the person actually controlling it sits in an office 8 kilometers away wearing a VR headset. It’s a genuinely eye-catching demonstration of remote … Read more
Xynova Flex 2: The Xiaomi-Backed Robotic Hand Built for Next-Level Dexterity in Humanoid Robots A small robotics startup in Hangzhou has just given the humanoid robot industry a fresh reminder that hands, not legs or torsos, are often the hardest part of building a machine that can actually do useful work in the real world. … Read more
Indian Police to Question Google Over 513,847 Fake Gmail Accounts Linked to Bomb Hoax Network Police in the western Indian state of Gujarat say they’ve dismantled a criminal operation that created and managed more than half a million fake Gmail accounts used to send hoax bomb threats to government offices, and they now intend to … Read more
MediaTek Launches New Mobile Chip Using TSMC’s Most Advanced 2-Nanometer Technology to Take on Qualcomm MediaTek unveiled a new pair of smartphone chips on Tuesday, marking the Taiwanese company’s first mobile processor built on Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company’s cutting-edge 2-nanometer process, as it pushes harder into the premium handset segment where margins are richer and … Read more
How Anthropic Says Claude Was Used for Weapons, Spying and Cyber Operations Anthropic published its latest threat intelligence report on September 10, disclosing a wide range of cases in which state-linked groups, cybercriminals, spyware vendors and other bad actors attempted to weaponize its Claude AI models for activity spanning cyberattacks, espionage, weapons development, mass surveillance, … Read more