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MWC 2026 starts March 2–5 in Barcelona, and the show is again shaping up as the launchpad for bold hardware from brands like Honor, Xiaomi, and Huawei.This year, one teaser has grabbed attention: Honor’s “Robot Phone,” a device that looks like a normal phone until its motorized, gimbal-style camera module starts moving like a tiny companion. Leaks and promos suggest the camera “head” can tilt and track, giving it a Pixar-style personality vibe. But details remain thin, and Honor may treat it as a concept demo rather than a mass-market product. Honor Robot Phone: What the Moving Camera Might Actually…
When I started making music on a computer, I lived inside FL Studio. I leaned hard on Edison, the sampler that let me carve old songs into usable loops with filters and patience. Back then, isolating vocals or instruments felt like a slow, manual craft—and I accepted it because I had limited tools. Today, a $250 gadget like the JBL Bandbox Solo shows how much the workflow has changed. It doesn’t try to “replace” creativity. It removes friction, so you can spend more time practicing and less time wrestling with audio. JBL Bandbox Solo: Bluetooth Speaker + Practice Amp in…
AMD and Meta have signed a multi-year, multi-generation partnership to expand Meta’s AI infrastructure and speed up development of its next wave of models. Under the agreement, Meta plans to deploy up to 6 gigawatts of AMD AI compute, anchored by AMD’s Instinct GPU roadmap and supported by AMD’s EPYC server CPUs. AMD says it will begin initial shipments for a first 1-gigawatt deployment in the second half of 2026 and will supply customized parts optimized for Meta’s workloads. Deal structure: chips now, equity later (if AMD hits milestones) This partnership doesn’t just move hardware—it ties delivery to ownership upside.…
AI agents moved from demos to daily tools in the past year. OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic now ship agents that run multi-step tasks, and open-source projects like OpenClaw show how fast autonomy can spread—along with new security risks. MIT CSAIL’s 2025 AI Agent Index tries to measure what’s actually happening in the wild. The index reviews 30 agentic systems using 45 public fields across safety, autonomy, ecosystem behavior, and evaluation, based on a snapshot as of Dec. 31, 2025. What the Index Finds: Capability Outruns Transparency The index says releases accelerate quickly: 24 of 30 agents shipped or received major…