The New Color E Ink Tablet That Wants to Replace Your Laptop
The B10 tablet uses a Kaleido 3 color E Ink display and runs full Android 14. With stylus and keyboard support, it’s positioning itself as a laptop alternative for a paper-like workflow.
Author: Samuel Kim
Samuel Kim brings a distinctive perspective to technology journalism through his specialized background in industrial computing systems and automation technologies. His analytical approach to emerging tech stems from hands-on experience implementing IoT solutions across manufacturing environments, giving him unique insight into how theoretical innovations translate to real-world applications. Kim's writing demystifies complex technological shifts by examining their practical implications for enterprise infrastructure and operational workflows. He maintains a sharp focus on the intersection of hardware evolution and software integration, particularly in industrial automation and smart system deployments.
AI Toy Security Fumble Exposes 50,000 Kids’ Private Chats
An AI toy company left a web console unsecured, exposing 50,000 private chat logs with children. The incident highlights a dangerous pattern of basic security failures in fast-moving tech startups.
Charter’s internet losses show the cable bundle is still king
Charter Communications reported a surprising subscriber shift in Q4. While it lost 119,000 internet customers, it gained 428,000 mobile lines and even added 44,000 video subscribers. The results highlight a changing competitive landscape.
Sandisk Stock Soars on AI-Driven Storage Boom
Sandisk’s stock jumped 14.7% after the company projected a massive third-quarter profit and revenue beat. The surge is driven by intense AI demand for data storage and a newly extended flash chip supply agreement.
Trucking’s Tech Evolution is a Lesson for Every Industry
When you picture innovation, trucking isn’t the first industry that comes to mind. But according to a new perspective, it’s precisely these traditional sectors that are undergoing the most crucial tech-driven transformations to survive and thrive.
Microsoft hits the brakes on Windows 11 to fix a mess of bugs
Microsoft is in full damage-control mode with Windows 11. After a string of botched updates that broke shutdowns, caused boot failures, and froze apps, the company has launched an internal “swarming” effort to stabilize the OS. This shift comes as Microsoft tries to build its AI future on what’s bec
Battlefield 6 Finally Fixes Its AI-Generated “Slop” Cosmetics
EA has quietly updated several Battlefield 6 cosmetics that players accused of being AI-generated “slop.” The patch, released a month after the controversy began, changes items like the “Objective Ace” mask that looked identical to Call of Duty’s Ghost. The company still hasn’t directly addressed th
PC Gaming Dominates Dev Priorities, Xbox Interest Plummets
The latest State of the Game Industry survey reveals a massive shift in developer focus. Windows PC is now the dominant target, with console platforms—especially Xbox—seeing a significant decline in interest.
Caterpillar to power huge new AI campus with 2GW of gas turbines
Caterpillar is partnering with AI infrastructure developer AIP Corp to supply the power for a massive new compute campus. The deal involves 2GW of fast-response natural gas generator sets for the Monarch Campus in West Virginia. Deliveries are scheduled between September 2026 and August 2027.
One of the World’s Biggest Manga Piracy Hubs Is Gone
A massive manga piracy operation has been dismantled. The network, centered on Bato.to, saw hundreds of millions of visits monthly and generated significant ad revenue before its operator was arrested.