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15-yo Creates App for Reporting Potholes to the Government, and Uses AI to Help with Follow-up
57+ min ago (395+ words) A 15-year-old in the Indian capital of New Delhi created an AI-powered app that allows citizens to report potholes, grade their severity, and instantly report them to the authorities. What’s more, the AI gives the citizen the power to overcome…...
FiiO FG3 Gaming Headset Launches With Dual Driver Audio Virtual 7.1 Surround and Cross Platform Support
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (1093+ words) Can FiiO’s $69 FG3 gaming headset deliver Hi-Fi dual-driver sound, virtual 7.1 surround, and browser EQ for budget gamers? FiiO is clearly betting that gamers are ready for headsets that sound less like plastic explosions in a shoebox and more like properly engineered…...
Report: San Antonio data centers will use enough energy to power 3 million homes
10+ min ago (27+ words) Data centers have high energy demand due to the massive amounts of computing power they collect under one roof. A total of 68 data centers are currently...
Microsoft announces a Windows 11 search overhaul that prioritizes local results, removes promotional web content, and more, rolling out to Windows Insiders
12+ min ago (12+ words) Top news and commentary for technology's leaders, from all around the web....
Microsoft is losing the battle to protect license lucre. It better get used to the feeling
6+ hour, 28+ min ago (558+ words) OPINION In Disney movies, if you wish really, really hard for what you want, it happens. In British courts, not so much. Prince Redmondia really, really wanted to stop the evil barons from reselling on-prem Office and Windows licenses, and…...
iCloud+ vs. Apple One: Which is worth it for you?
57+ min ago (279+ words) They both offer expanded storage, but there's more. The cheapest iCloud+ plan will cost you $1 a month for 50GB. It comes with all the features we mentioned above, along with HomeKit Secure Video support for one camera. Cameras connected to HomeKit…...
Where usability files actually break — and what I do about it
20+ min ago (155+ words) Standards and guidance (IEC 62366‑1, FDA Human Factors Guidance) frame the work, but the goal is safer use. The usability file should: These are patterns I repeatedly encounter in reviews and audits: I work in a 200‑person company with a small…...
How to Use AI for Sprint Planning (And Stop Guessing Deadlines)
20+ min ago (548+ words) If your team is still estimating sprint tickets by sitting in a 2-hour meeting and holding up fingers for "Planning Poker," you are living in the past. Despite decades of Agile coaches telling us how to estimate software projects, the…...
Let Me Show You Which AI Model Actually Writes the Best Code
24+ min ago (746+ words) I've been obsessed with AI coding assistants lately. Like, embarrassingly obsessed. I keep finding excuses to throw real-world problems at different models just to see what sticks. So last month I did something that ate up way more of my…...
I built a VS Code extension that reads your code aloud and narrates git diffs with AI
30+ min ago (197+ words) I do a lot of doc-heavy and review-heavy work, and I kept losing time re-reading dense markdown and PRs instead of just listening to them. "Just use a screen reader" doesn't really work for code — it reads asterisks and pound…...