Author: InfoForTech

Last year, Samsung introduced its first Micro RGB TV, but that model was only available in a massive 115-inch size and had an equally enormous price tag of $27,000. For 2026, it unveiled two ranges — the R85H and R95H — with sizes between 55 and 100 inches, and prices starting at a much more reasonable $1,600.Why are these called Micro RGB TVs? Firstly, they’re LCD TVs, like most of Samsung’s lineup, but the key difference here is that they use a different backlighting system. Where most LCD TVs use a specialized filter to generate colors, the premium R95 and more…

GoPro invented the action camera, but since the first Hero camera came on the scene, competitors have been chasing and sometimes surpassing it. The company is looking to change that with a brand-new line of high-end action cameras dubbed Mission 1.The new line of cameras consists of the Mission 1, Mission 1 Pro, and Mission 1 Pro ILS. All three feature a larger sensor with 8K video, improved low-light performance, up to 32X slow-motion footage, and 50-megapixel still images. The Pro ILS uses interchangeable lenses based on the Micro Four Thirds mount.Low-Light MissionThe Mission series uses a new 1-inch sensor,…

The MIT School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences (SHASS) was founded in 1950 in response to “a new era emerging from social upheaval and the disasters of war,” as outlined in the 1949 Lewis Committee Report. The report’s findings emphasized MIT’s role and responsibility in the new nuclear age, which called for doubling down on genuine “integration” of scientific and technical topics with humanistic scholarship and teaching. Only that way, the committee wrote, could MIT tackle “the most difficult and complicated problems confronting our generation.”As SHASS marks its 75th anniversary, Dean Agustín Rayo answers questions about why the need for developing…

There are moments in tech when the stack shifts. And then there are moments when everything shifts. This is the latter. After three decades in Silicon Valley — and now building a bridge between Palo Alto and the New York Stock Exchange — one thing is clear: this AI cycle isn’t another wave like cloud or mobile. It’s a full-system rewrite — of infrastructure, applications, operating models and now leadership. The real disruption isn’t just in the stack. It’s in who runs it. And right now, the biggest risk for enterprise leaders — especially chief financial officers — isn’t taking…

Singapore property agency PropertyLimBrothers (PLB) is undergoing a major internal reshuffle, with its media arm, PLB Media, reportedly laying off around 90% of its staff as several realtors also exit the business. According to a report from The Edge, the cuts are part of a wider restructuring that has seen key leadership changes within the company, following recent controversies and leadership exits. As of Feb 2026, PLB Media had close to 100 employees across its editorial, tech, video, and overseas teams. The staff supported the agency’s realtors by handling research, marketing, and social media execution, forming the backbone of its…

I'm starting to become pretty fond of Bruce. Actually, I've had a bit of an epiphany: an AI assistant like Bruce isn't just about auto-responding to tickets in an entirely autonomous manner; it's also pretty awesome at responding with just a little bit of human assistance. Charlotte and I both replied to some tickets today that were way too specific for Bruce to ever do on his own, but by feeding in just a little bit of additional info (such as the number of domains someone was presently monitoring), Bruce was able to construct a really good reply and "own"…

CX management has been reduced to a checklist of channels. The organizations getting it right are asking a different question entirely: where does the experience break, and why does the customer feel it before we do? The CX conversation has a channel obsession. Omnichannel. Unified experience. Seamless touchpoints. Every piece of CX management literature circles back to the same argument: be everywhere your customer is, and make sure the experience looks the same in all those places. This is not wrong. It is just not the thing. A customer who encounters the same friction across five channels has not had…

This is not exactly a good time for regulators. The prevailing mood is: Wait, did things just get worse faster than we expected?Right now, regulators in the UK are frantically looking to control what appears to be a frightening jump in the use of AI. A model created by Anthropic was apparently able to discover a large number of software vulnerabilities and this is making people worried.This is not science fiction. It’s real.After being assessed internally, as the model is still in early trials, regulators started wondering if this new AI system could have negative effects for the UK. The…

Julien Clayton of Next30Days, with one of the flyers promoting his civic engagement app. (Photo courtesy of Julien Clayton) Julien Clayton spent six years as an engineer working on propulsion systems for submarines. He got an MBA from Harvard. He worked as a product manager at Amazon, building tools to help internal teams make sense of their data, before losing his job as part of the tech giant’s broader cutbacks. His next ambition: using AI to put butts in seats at city meetings, in-person and virtually. Clayton is the founder of Next30Days, a web app and email digest designed to…

Numbers in the gaming monitor world keep getting wilder, and the latest leak about the TCL CSOT is a classic example.  According to Visuntang, a channel information platform (via IT Home’s April 13, 2026 report), the Chinese display manufacturer is working on a gaming monitor capable of switching between 160Hz at a higher resolution and 640Hz at a relatively lower resolution.  Samsung Odyssey OLED G6 Samsung Why Is A 4x Refresh Rate Jump Such A Big Deal? That’s a 4x multiplier, and it’s a significant leap. Most dual-mode monitors available in the market limit their low-resolution, high frame rate boost…