Mistral Unveils Open-Source Plan, Aims to Outperform DeepSeek with New AI Model
March 9, 2025 – French company Mistral AI, often referred to as the “European OpenAI,” has announced plans to embrace an open-source strategy, aiming to release a new AI model that surpasses DeepSeek. This announcement was made by the company’s CEO, Arthur Mensch, during the 2025 World Mobile Communication Conference. According to Mensch, the adoption…
NVIDIA’s Culture of Late Nights: Employees Reveal Daily Grind Until 2 AM, with 10 Meetings a Day
August 29, 2024 – Amidst the proliferation of millionaires fostered by NVIDIA’s success, a veil of intense work pressures and a lifestyle devoid of leisurely indulgence in their newfound wealth has emerged, according to a Bloomberg report. NVIDIA employees reportedly operate on a near-constant seven-day workweek, with late-night sessions frequently stretching until the wee hours…
Introducing Petal: The World’s First True Nature Camera to Capture the Beauty of Nature and Record the Wonders of Life
January 9, 2025 – At the CES 2025, Wonder Company, the creators of the intelligent AI bird feeder Bird Buddy, unveiled two new AI-powered products: Petal and Wonder Blocks. These innovative devices are designed to assist consumers in embracing and enjoying nature more fully. Unlike Bird Buddy, which specializes in capturing and identifying birds, Petal…
Gurman Reveals: ‘True All-Screen’ iPhone to Debut in Two Phases, Dynamic Island Shrinkage Next Year
June 23, 2025 – In a recent edition of his “Power On” newsletter released yesterday, Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman revealed that Apple is planning to reduce the size of the Dynamic Island on its upcoming iPhone models set to launch next year. Additionally, Gurman anticipates that by 2027, Apple will unveil a groundbreaking 20th-anniversary edition…
Sony Lacks Adequate Original IPs, Says President Totoki
September 06, 2024 – Hiroki Totoki, the current President, Chief Operating Officer, Chief Financial Officer, and Chairman of SIE at Sony Group Corporation, has expressed concerns over the company’s lack of original IPs developed from scratch, which he believes puts them at a disadvantage compared to their competitors. In an interview with the Financial Times,…
Creators Offering Boosting Services and Account Sales Face Ban from Riot Games Next Year
November 29, 2024 – Riot Games has recently updated its service terms, announcing a strict policy against account boosting and trading, effective from January 3rd of next year. The new measures, applicable to games like “League of Legends” and “Valorant,” aim to crack down on creators who provide or promote such services. According to the…
Tech Giant Spurs Innovation with New visionOS Development Initiative
December 21, 2023 – In a recent development within the tech industry, a significant push towards innovative application development has been observed. A leading technology corporation, renowned for its cutting-edge devices and software, has initiated a call to action for developers globally. Through a communication titled “Get Ready,” the company has sparked a movement towards…
Apple’s iPhone SE 4 to Feature First Self-Developed Modem Chip, But Performance Lags Behind Qualcomm
December 8, 2024 – In his latest Power On newsletter, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman revealed that Apple’s first self-developed modem chip, codenamed “Sinope”, is set to make its debut in the upcoming iPhone SE 4 in 2025. The chip, which has been in development for over five years, is also expected to be integrated into some…
Uber Faces FTC Lawsuit for Secretly Charging Users in Subscription Scheme
April 22, 2025 – The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has filed a lawsuit against Uber in San Francisco, alleging that the ride-hailing giant secretly enrolled users in its Uber One subscription program without their knowledge and engaged in deceptive marketing practices regarding the service’s benefits, as reported by Reuters. Uber One, priced at 9.99permonth,offersdiscountsonridesandfooddelivery.However,theFTC’scomplaintclaimsUberfalselyadvertisedthatsubscriberscouldsaveupto25 monthly—a…
Microsoft Quietly Removes Windows Subsystem for Android from Windows 11
March 06, 2024 – In a recent and understated update to its technical support documentation, Microsoft has revealed that the Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA) has been removed from Windows 11. This development effectively dashes the widely touted and eagerly anticipated prospect of running Android applications and games on personal computers. The integration of PC…