Technology and children: a quick guide for parents on Children’s Day | Children

We live in a time where screens play a central role in everyday life. For children, a cell phone or a tablet They are not innovative devices, but rather ordinary objects. Children’s Day, celebrated on June 1st, invites reflection. The question haunts thousands of families: how can we help young people use technology in a […]

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ASUS announces ROG Xbox Ally X20 with 7.4-inch OLED screen and renewed look

With the recently announced ROG Xbox Ally X20, ASUS has brought two significant changes to the notebook. Firstly, the screen was enlarged, albeit slightly. The 7-inch IPS display has moved to a 7.4-inch OLED with a 120Hz refresh rate and the same 1080p resolution. The panel has 600 nits of brightness in SDR and peaks […]

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ASUS RoG launches the world’s first dual-screen gaming notebook

With the advancement of hybrid notebooks and the demand for multiscreen productivity in the gamer segment, ASUS Republic of Gamers launched the world’s first gaming notebook with two 16-inch OLED screens. The newASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo GX651 combines a milled aluminum structure by CNC in Stellar Gray color with a removable magnetic keyboard, processor Intel […]

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Startup linked to Trump wants humanoid robots in military operations

While Silicon Valley companies compete for space in the development of humanoid robots capable of performing domestic tasks, such as folding clothes or preparing coffee, a startup based in San Francisco (USA) is betting on a very different application for this technology: military activities and other functions considered dangerous or potentially lethal for humans. THE […]

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Advancing Behavioral Health Research with Fake Data

  This is the third entry in a six-part series exploring how researchers are diagnosing and sharing brain health data in youth in a manner that protects patients and is ethically responsible. The first entry laid out the hurdles of diagnosing and treating children with brain health conditions; the second article shows how brain health […]

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How a disputed $1 billion claim became a powerful weapon against prediction markets

On the American Gaming Association’s website, a counter has been climbing for months, tallying what the casino-and-sportsbook lobby says states and tribes have lost to prediction markets. On Thursday, it rolled past $1 billion, and the AGA moved fast to make a headline out of it, with President Bill Miller going on CNBC to warn […]

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When 2x on Paper Is Not Enough

Most all-NVMe arrays look competitive in a product brief. For IT decision-makers, that is not the real test. What matters is whether the platform can sustain performance, protect application responsiveness, and use capacity efficiently when transactional databases, analytics jobs and virtual machines all compete for the same infrastructure. That is where vendor-friendly benchmarking can break […]

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Founder of “China’s Amazon” promises not to replace employees with AI

The founder and president of Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com — considered by many to be the “Amazon of China” — said in a message addressed to the company’s employees that he will not lay off any of the 900,000 workers to replace them with artificial intelligence tools or other types of automation. According to Bloomberg, […]

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Acer presents new Predator and Nitro monitors at Computex 2026

Acer expanded its portfolio of gaming screens during Computex 2026 in Taipei, and the new Predator and Nitro monitors arrive with a range that goes from glasses-free 3D to a refresh rate capable of reaching 1000 Hz. There are five models in total, divided between the premium Predator family and the Nitro line, aimed at […]

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