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TAIPEI, March 6, 2026 — The globally renowned annual technology event, COMPUTEX 2026, will take place in Taipei from June 2–5. One of the most anticipated programs of the event, the COMPUTEX Forum, officially opens registration and ticket sales today. Under the theme “AI Together,” the 2026 Forum brings together, for the first time, 30 senior executives and technology leaders from the world’s most influential tech companies. This marks the largest and most distinguished speaker lineup in the Forum’s history. The program will offer strategic insights into AI-driven transformation, and the future direction of the global technology ecosystem. This year’s…
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The innovative AI is designed to think directly in Swahili, rather than translating from English, and to perform practical, real-world tasks for African users. AXIAN Telecom participated in the first public demonstration of an open Swahili-native reasoning AI model at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) Barcelona 2026. The innovative AI is designed to think directly in Swahili, rather than translating from English, and to perform practical, real-world tasks for African users. The Group CTIO, Jérôme Albou, represented Yas alongside partners from across the continent, highlighting the potential of sovereign, local-language AI to close the digital language gap and better reflect…
MacBook Neo / Image Credit: AppleWhen I shopped for a low-cost laptop for college, Apple’s lineup came to mind first. You know—the style and the reputation of MacBooks. But even with the student discount, they still cost more than the alternatives. Up until now, the Air held the title for the cheapest MacBook, and the jump to the M5 just pushed that price higher. Then the MacBook Neo drops the entry price to an all-time low, making the Apple laptop experience accessible to more people.Now the question is whether the Neo can hold its own against the Air or if…
The Poco X8 Pro and X8 Pro Max are going to become official on March 17, according to a new rumor. These have been leaking a lot lately. The X8 Pro is rumored to be a rebranded Redmi Turbo 5 and the Poco X8 Pro Max a rebranded Redmi Turbo 5 Max, but with different battery capacities. Redmi Turbo 5 Max Poco has recently confirmed that the X8 Pro is powered by the Dimensity 8500 SoC and the X8 Pro Max by the Dimensity 9500s – and, unsurprisingly, those are the exact chipsets used by the aforementioned Redmi devices. If…
Deveillance also claims the Spectre can find nearby microphones by detecting radio frequencies (RF), but critics say finding a microphone via RF emissions is not effective unless the sensor is immediately beside it.“If you could detect and recognize components via RF the way Spectre claims to, it would literally be transformative to technology,” Jordan wrote in a text to WIRED after he built a device to test detecting RF signatures in microphones. “You’d be able to do radio astronomy in Manhattan.”Deveillance is also looking at ways to integrate nonlinear junction detection (NLJD), a very high-frequency radio signal used by security…
As digital financial services expand across Africa, M-PESA’s growth reflects a broader shift toward mobile-led inclusion, where technology bridges gaps in access to formal financial systems. Safaricom announced that M-PESA has reached 40 million customers as it celebrates 19 years of driving financial inclusion and empowering Kenyans to manage their money safely and securely. Since its launch on March 6th, 2007, M-PESA has grown from a simple person-to-person money transfer service into a financial partner embedded in everyday life. What began as a tool for sending money has expanded to include investment and wealth management through Ziidi MMF, Ziidi Trader,…
Image Credit: OukitelIf you thought the HONOR Robot Phone or GlocalMe’s PetPhone topped the weirdness chart at MWC Barcelona 2026, think again. The Oukitel WP63 might literally start a fire, and that’s the point. The built-in lighter isn’t just a gimmick; it’s central to the WP63’s identity as a phone built for the outdoors. Picture camping trips or emergency situations when you need fire but forgot your matches.Related: MWC Barcelona 2026’s weirdest phones can nod at you, change color, and start campfiresIn my Oukitel WP63 preview, you’ll see a phone that isn’t for selfies or sleek offices. It thrives where…
For a very long time, Apple has been rumored to be working on a smart home hub device which everyone’s been calling HomePad unofficially. This is now tipped to be finally launching this fall. The device will allegedly have a 7″ square display and a front-facing camera. One version is apparently designed to be mounted on a wall, while the other iteration has a speaker base that’s similar to a HomePod mini and can be placed on your counter or desk. The HomePad (or whatever it ends up being called) will have sensors to automatically detect when someone is nearby.…
That’s because until the last several decades, people weren’t generating massive clouds of data that opened up new possibilities for surveillance. The Fourth Amendment, which protects against unreasonable search and seizure, was written when collecting information meant entering people’s homes. Subsequent laws, like the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 or the Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986, were passed when surveillance involved wiretapping phone calls and intercepting emails. The bulk of laws governing surveillance were on the books before the internet took off. We weren’t generating vast trails of online data, and the government didn’t have sophisticated tools to…
