Month: February 2025
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OpenAI teases a ‘simplified’ GPT-5 model
Welcome back to Week in Review. This week we’re looking at OpenAI canceling the release of o3; TikTok returning to U.S. app stores nearly a month after it was removed; more complications in Elon Musk’s bid to buy OpenAI for $97.4 billion; and more! Let’s do it. OpenAI effectively canceled the release of o3, which … Read more
All the buzz about Nintendo’s Alarmo clock
It seems like Nintendo just revealed its mysterious device that recently crossed the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) — and it’s not the Switch 2. On Wednesday, Nintendo announced, of all things, the “Alarmo” alarm clock. But in classic Nintendo fashion, the clock has some playful tricks. The clock responds to your movements, which you can … Read more
Apple Teasing Home Robots? Top Analyst Predicts Surprise for iPhone Giant
While tech giant Apple is rumored to be working on humanoid and other home robots, analysts say production won’t begin before 2028—if at all.
How to Scale AI Infrastructure With Kubernetes and Docker
Firms increasingly make use of artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructures to host and manage autonomous workloads. Consequently, there has been significant demand for scalable as well as resilient infrastructures that will be able to meet heterogeneous application or cloud requirements. Organizations use Kubernetes and Docker to meet such needs because firms realize that both are highly … Read more
Gold-backed Tokens Underperform While Wall Street Calls for Dip Buying in Precious Metal
Cryptocurrencies backed by gold have underperformed over the week as the price of the precious metal saw a significant drop after moving up more than 10% so far this year. The decline came as speculation surrounding Trump’s tariffs being a negotiating tool. Gold-backed tokens, including Paxos gold (PAXG) and Tether gold (XAUT), have declined roughly … Read more
Strategy Could Be Eligible for S&P 500 Inclusion in June if Bitcoin Closes Q1 Above $96K
Disclaimer: The analyst who wrote this piece owns shares of Strategy (MSTR) Strategy (MSTR) could be on track for potential S&P 500 inclusion by June 20. Currently, the company meets all eligibility requirements except one: achieving positive GAAP net income over the trailing 12 months (the most recent four quarters combined). To qualify, Q1 2025 … Read more
Amazon’s revamped Alexa might launch over a month after its announcement event
Amazon won’t launch the AI-powered upgrade for Alexa for at least a month after its showcase at an event set for February 26th, according to The Washington Post. The delay is reportedly at least partly because the updated assistant has issues with giving inaccurate answers to test questions. An anonymous Amazon employee told the outlet … Read more
This Week in Bitcoin: ETF Flows Turn Red, SEC Hack Plea and GameStop Considers Buying
Bitcoin hasn’t moved in price much over the past week as investors pulled cash out of the American ETFs—and GameStop could reportedly buy in.
KIP Protocol reveals involvement in Javier Milei-endorsed Libra
“Not a single SOL will be used outside of the purpose of running Project Viva La Libertad,” KIP Protocol CEO Julian Peh wrote on X.
A Programmer’s Guide to Game Design: The Major Ingredients You Should Know
Software developers spend their whole time with complicated problems, and they try to learn almost everything about algorithms, structures, frameworks, and blah-blah-blah. While playing games and coffee have become stress-busters in our lives, why can’t building games be the best one? You don’t have to subscribe to read this but it’s recommended – Subscribe to … Read more
Marc Andreessen dreams of making a16z a lasting company, beyond partnerships
Many venture industry observers have wondered whether Andreessen Horowitz, a firm that manages $45 billion, has its sights on eventually becoming a publicly traded company. Co-founder Marc Andreessen said he isn’t “chomping at the bit to take the firm public,” on this week’s Invest Like the Best podcast. But he discussed his goal of building … Read more
Pump.fun Doubles Down on Memecoin Craze by Starting Mobile App as New Token Launch Hits Record
Memecoin generator Pump.fun has launched a mobile app for both iOS and Android devices, making its platform more accessible to users and effectively doubling down on the ongoing memecoin craze. Pump.fun’s new mobile app has features similar to its web interface. It allows users to create their own Solana-based memecoins for free and trade existing … Read more
Elden Ring Nightreign is already up for preorder with a $10 gift card
The next Elden Ring entry welcomes all Tarnished on May 30th. Elden Ring Nightreign’s rocky network test might have left some fans disappointed this week, but I sincerely doubt a few breif server issues did much to diminish the growing anticipation for FromSoftware’s next soulslike for Xbox, PlayStation, and PC. Thankfully, if you were still … Read more
The HackerNoon Newsletter: No Startup Has Ever Failed Because it Didn’t Have a Blog (2/15/2025)
How are you, hacker? 🪐 What’s happening in tech today, February 15, 2025? The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, we present you with these top quality stories. From How to Expose (And Fix) Hidden Bottlenecks in Adobe Experience Manager to No Startup Has Ever Failed Because it … Read more
Blockchain.com Takes Step Towards IPO With New Executive Appointments
The cryptocurrency exchange and wallet provider Blockchain.com has taken new steps toward a potential initial public offering (IPO) by appointing two seasoned executives with financial and operational expertise. Blockchain.com hired Justin Evans, who previously worked at Goldman Sachs, as its new chief financial officer, Bloomberg reported. It also appointed Mike Wilcox, previously CFO of Velocity … Read more
Vision Pro apps: the good, the bad, and the ridiculous
The Vision Pro is Apple’s newest computing platform, and that means we’re going to see a whole bunch of new apps. Apple pitches apps built for the Vision Pro as “spatial” experiences, and even after our initial review experience, we’ll have to see how those differ from or improve upon the virtual reality and mixed … Read more
The Vision Pro NBA app turns some games into a miniature 3D diorama
It really makes you want to reach out and pick up one of the players. The NBA has introduced a new AR feature for its Vision Pro app this week called Tabletop, which places a floating render of a basketball court in your space during “select” live games, according to an NBA help page describing … Read more