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News, predictions, and educational articles covering technology, AI, cybersecurity, computers, and electronics.

What Min=0/Max=0 Actually Does in AWS Lambda Managed Instances

Setting MinExecutionEnvironments and MaxExecutionEnvironments to 0/0 on AWS Lambda Managed Instances deactivates the function entirely, causing immediate invocation failures instead of scaling from zero.

17 Sep 2026Read More

News

Xiaomi 18 Pro: Geekbench Reveals Its Powerful New Chipset

The upcoming Xiaomi 18 Pro series, set to launch this month, was recently spotted on Geekbench, confirming it will run on the powerful Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro SoC. This means users can expect top-tier performance from Xiaomi's new flagship.

17 Sep 2026Read More

News

What's New in Honor MagicOS 11: Liquid Glass Design and Faster AI

Honor just unveiled MagicOS 11, its latest Android 17-based operating system, featuring a sleek liquid glass design and noticeably faster performance. Get ready for a smoother, smarter phone experience.

17 Sep 2026Read More

Education

The Little Brain: Understanding Your Raspberry Pi's SD Card

Ever wonder why your tiny Raspberry Pi computer sometimes misbehaves? It often comes down to its 'brain' — the SD card. Learn what this crucial component does and why keeping it healthy is key to a happy Pi.

16 Sep 2026Read More

Predictions

«Future of Tech Devices: Continuous Refinement and Thoughtful Design»

«Today's tech news reveals a clear trend towards refining existing products rather than inventing entirely new ones, with a strong focus on thoughtful design and adding features that address real user needs.»

16 Sep 2026Read More

News

Canon's New EOS R8 Mark II: Lightest Full-Frame Camera with Stabilization

Canon has unveiled its new EOS R8 Mark II, which stands out as their lightest full-frame camera to date, now featuring built-in image stabilization and a cool retro-inspired design.

16 Sep 2026Read More

News

Raspberry Pi Troubleshooting at Hackathons: Your Ultimate Guide

Is your Raspberry Pi throwing a tantrum at a hackathon? Don't fret! Major League Hacking (MLH) has put together a dedicated 'Troubleshooting Kit' to help you get your project back on track quickly and smoothly.

16 Sep 2026Read More

News

Why Did a File Encoding Error Waste 48 Hours for One Developer?

A developer spent 48 frustrating hours battling a `UnicodeDecodeError` that only appeared on a Linux server. The culprit? Forgetting to explicitly specify UTF-8 encoding when opening files, proving small details can lead to big headaches.

16 Sep 2026Read More

News

Keep Your JSON Output Stable When You Change Code

When refactoring your code, seemingly minor changes can silently alter your JSON output, leading to unexpected problems with clients and systems. Learn why this happens and how to prevent it by 'pinning' the exact JSON bytes.

16 Sep 2026Read More

News

Nvidia's Jensen Huang: We Don't Need AI Regulation, Leave Safety to Us

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang states that AI regulation is unnecessary, arguing that AI safety is an engineering task best handled by product makers themselves, as AI is simply hardware and software.

16 Sep 2026Read More

News

Xiaomi HyperOS 4 Beta: Is it Available for Your Global Device?

The first beta build of Xiaomi's HyperOS 4 is now rolling out to registered testers for global devices. This means selected Xiaomi users can get an early look at the new features.

16 Sep 2026Read More

News

Boox Palma 3 E-Reader: Stylus Support and Sleek Redesign

Boox is updating its smartphone-sized e-reader after almost two years, introducing the Palma 3. This new version features a sleek redesign, stylus support, and other new functions, though it comes with a noticeable price increase.

16 Sep 2026Read More