The Tech Blog

I was recently going through IEEE 802.11bf, the Wi-Fi sensing standard published last year.

Last week, I happened to go through a slide deck by Gregory Price of Meta about CRAM, presented at the Linux Plumbers Conference.

These days key fobs that unlock a car while still in your pocket are fairly common.

This is one piece of tech that has been around for about 10 years with so much unused potential.

Fast charging has always carried a battery-life penalty.

Today let’s revisit an older piece of hardware security tech.

GPT-6(Astra) launched this week.

Earlier this week, during a few discussions, I came across the concept of digital vaccines.

Memory LCDs have been around for a while.

In an older post we looked at how SynthID hides a watermark inside AI-generated images.

A few months ago around CES, I wrote about Donut Lab’s “all-solid-state” battery.

There is a lot of buzz in this literal “space” about moving data centers into orbit.

The protest in Jantar Mantar, Delhi, ended after Education Minister resigned.

Earlier this week, I watched a fascinating TechTechPotato deep dive on advanced lithography.

I was looking for a long-term rechargeable option for a few household gadgets.

If you are from India, you may have seen the e-rickshaw battery videos this week on how e-rickshaws are getting so called “hacked” & disabled and India govt banning the vendor apps allowing for Battery Management System access.