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Smartphone makers could be in for another rough year. Global smartphone shipments are expected to fall by 2.1% in 2026 as rising memory chip prices push production costs higher, according to Counterpoint Research. The biggest headache? DRAM, a key component in every smartphone, is getting more expensive—and it’s hitting budgetContinue Reading
Artificial intelligence isn’t just a buzzword anymore — it’s a full-blown societal disruptor. Thanks to generative AI tools like ChatGPT, pretty much anyone with a smartphone can now talk to machines the way we used to talk to friends on Messenger. And with AI now fully mainstream, the list ofContinue Reading
Every time you open ChatGPT and type a message, it feels like you’re simply chatting with an AI that instantly knows what to say. But behind the smooth, conversational replies is a complex process that happens in seconds — one that involves cloud servers, predictive algorithms, and multiple safety nets.Continue Reading
Amazon is not just dipping its toes into the waters of artificial intelligence—it’s diving headfirst. In a sweeping internal memo, the company laid out how Generative AI is now embedded in nearly every corner of its operations, from your Alexa device to the backrooms of its logistics network. What beganContinue Reading
Traveling through Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) is about to become much smoother with the rollout of an automated parking system by New NAIA Infra Corp. (NNIC). The new system, designed to reduce wait times and ease traffic congestion, was first implemented at Terminal 3 on March 1 and willContinue Reading
Tesla dropped a new video on X on Monday showing off its humanoid robot, Optimus, tackling some pretty tricky terrain. We’re talking mulch-covered hills that look tough even for us humans! And while the footage is cool on its own, Elon Musk and the Tesla team gave us a bitContinue Reading
