AI
Qwen 3.8 27B: Default Settings Cause Overthinking Problem
While Alibaba's 27B-parameter Qwen 3.8 excels in performance, its default reasoning effort setting has been reported to be extremely costly.
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Sefirah: An Ad-Free Open Source App Alternative to Phone Link Reviewed
Open source app Sefirah, a Microsoft Phone Link alternative, is ad-free, supports all Android devices, and requires no account.
Gadgets
Weighing a Purchase After OnePlus's European Withdrawal
OnePlus has exited Europe and North America, moving its software to ColorOS. Existing devices stay supported, but new purchases are hard to recommend.
Dev
Six Browser Extensions: The Practicality of ZebuClip and OpenCookie
Introducing browser extensions featured by SSPai. Tools emphasizing copy efficiency and security are gaining attention.
Dev
AI Agent Artifact Sharing Solved with AWS and CLI: "HTML Share-kun" Released
An open-source tool "HTML Share-kun" enables easy viewing and sharing of AI agent output artifacts from smartphones via AWS S3 and CloudFront.
Gadgets
SpaceX Launches 2 Falcon 9 Rockets 38 Minutes Apart, Setting New Record
SpaceX launched Falcon 9 rockets from Florida and California just 38 minutes apart, setting a new record for the shortest interval. The achievement highlights accelerating commercial space development.
Gadgets
Apple Watch Battery Replacement: Cost, Value, and Criteria for Upgrading
Apple Watch battery replacement costs a flat fee of $99. This article explains the decision points for replacement versus upgrade, along with software support and AppleCare conditions.
Gadgets
Used Android Flagships: 7-Year Support Changes the Value
Seven-year support like that for Pixel 8 and Galaxy S24 has fundamentally changed the value of buying used Android phones.
AI
The Reversed Value of Human Authenticity in the AI Era, as Revealed by "Gyūrai"
The rough, self-produced animation "Gyūrai" went viral on TikTok. Post-AI content proliferation, a shift in acceptance emerged, seeking traces of humanity in the imperfections.
AI
Woman Joins Lawsuit Over xAI's Grok Transforming Child Photos into Inappropriate Images
Woman joins Tennessee lawsuit. xAI's Grok allegedly converted child photos into inappropriate images; accountability sought.
Dev
"Software Should Work" Conference Examines Two Major Challenges in the AI Era
The "Software Should Work 1" conference held in Missouri, U.S., highlighted two structural issues: the social contract of software and the erosion of trust caused by AI.
AI
Ellison's Fortune Plunges $104 Billion, Drops to World's 8th Richest on Oracle AI Investment
Concern over Oracle's massive AI infrastructure investment has cut Larry Ellison's fortune by $104 billion, dropping him from 2nd to 8th richest in the world.
Dev
Cordis, a Meta-Framework for Spatiotemporal Composability, Gains Attention on GitHub
Meta-framework Cordis for spatiotemporal composability has appeared on GitHub Trending. Paper and docs are public; API under development.
Internet Voices
EC-Born Brands Enter Commercial Districts, Accelerating Restructuring of China's Apparel Industry
In China, emerging e-commerce-born apparel brands are moving into physical stores, pressuring traditional names and driving market restructuring.
Dev
Needle 2: 45M-Parameter Tool-Calling Model Released
Cactus Compute releases Needle 2, a 45M-parameter tool-calling model. Runs in 28MB RAM from a 14MB binary.
Gadgets
2026 Student Laptop Buying Guide Amid Surging RAM Prices
As RAM and storage prices surge, how are student laptop options changing? A rundown of recommended specs and standout models.
AI
Gemini Launches Watermark Removal Feature, Balancing AI Transparency and Usability
Google Gemini has begun removing visible watermarks from AI-generated content. We analyze the details and impact of legal constraints and transparency technology.
Dev
D7VK 2.1 Improves Legacy Direct3D Compatibility and Boosts Performance on Vulkan
D7VK releases version 2.1 of its Vulkan implementation of Direct3D 3-7. Load times are reduced by up to half, with improved robustness.
Gadgets
Ploopy A+ Trackball: Open-Source Input Device Returns with Eight Buttons
Canadian open-source hardware firm Ploopy unveils the A+ trackball with eight buttons. Bottom two double as rotary dials, offering new choice in input device market after major brands exit.
Internet Voices
NYC Councilmember Pushes to Ban Biometric Monitoring at MSG
The New York City Council is advancing a bill to ban the use of biometric identification technology at Madison Square Garden. Concerns are raised over audience tracking and risk scoring.