HP Acquires Humane: $700 AI Pin Devices Set for Complete Shutdown
Tech startup Humane's ambitious AI Pin wearable device faces an unceremonious end following HP's $116 million acquisition. The controversial $700 smartphone replacement will cease functioning on February 28, leaving early adopters with expensive paperweights and highlighting the risks of investing in unproven technology.
Reverse Engineering Reveals Hidden 3D NAND Technology in SanDisk High Endurance Cards
Through meticulous reverse engineering, researchers uncovered that SanDisk's High Endurance microSDXC cards utilize advanced BiCS3 3D TLC NAND Flash memory technology. The investigation required custom hardware to analyze internal components and bus signals, providing rare insights into modern memory card architecture despite manufacturer secrecy.
Moxie Robot Maker Races to Open Source Platform Before Shutdown
Embodied, facing imminent closure, is developing OpenMoxie to save their $800 children's emotional support robots from becoming paperweights. While the company attempts to preserve basic functionality through open source software, most customers won't receive refunds for their soon-to-be-defunct devices.
Hidden Dangers: How to Detect Malicious Hardware in USB Cables
Modern USB cables can conceal dangerous hardware designed to steal data and hijack devices. Learn essential warning signs and protection strategies to identify compromised cables and safeguard your digital security.
Raspberry Pi 500: The Modern Take on Classic Keyboard Computers
The Raspberry Pi Foundation's latest $90 Pi 500 combines a powerful computer with a keyboard in a nostalgic yet modern package. Featuring the same capabilities as the Raspberry Pi 5, this all-in-one device offers 8GB RAM, 4K outputs, and extensive connectivity options.