Author: Khloe Davidson

GoPro has dominated the action camera market with its rugged design and reliable performance. Yet, every so often, a challenger emerges with a fresh take on what an action cam can be. Insta360 has long positioned itself as that disruptor. From its panoramic 360-degree cameras to the quirky magnetic Insta360 Go 3, the company has consistently attempted to push the boundaries of compact video capture. Now, with the release of the Insta360 Go Ultra a $450 detachable, cube-shaped action camera the brand may have finally found the perfect balance between versatility, portability, and performance. Designed to deliver 4K recording at…

Oracle is making a bold move in the AI cloud space, investing billions in massive new data centers. One high-profile site under construction in West Texas is reportedly set to cost the company over $1 billion annually just to operate, powered entirely by gas generators. This approach bypasses long waits for utility hookups, highlighting how urgently Oracle wants these facilities online and how willing it is to spend at scale, even amid environmental concerns. Once known primarily for database software, Oracle has reinvented itself as a cloud powerhouse, securing major AI deals with companies like TikTok, Nvidia, and Elon Musk’s…

The AI race is heating up, and DeepSeek has just thrown a major punch. Its latest model, V3.1, features a staggering 685-billion-parameter system capable of completing coding tasks for just $1.01, compared to $70 for conventional systems. Following the success of its R1 model, Big Tech DeepSeek is proving that smaller, agile companies can compete with U.S. giants like OpenAI and Anthropic. With larger “context windows,” more powerful memory, and improved reasoning, V3.1 delivers performance that outpaces rivals while remaining incredibly affordable. This launch signals a potential shift in the global AI landscape, where innovation, accessibility, and efficiency may redefine…

Two years ago, tragedy struck the world of deep-sea exploration. Stockton Rush, the founder and CEO of OceanGate, was piloting his experimental submersible, Titan, toward the wreck of the Titanic when disaster struck. The vessel imploded during the dive, claiming the lives of Rush and four others on board. Among the victims were Pakistani businessman Shahzada Dawood, widely described as a billionaire, and his teenage son. The event shook the undersea tourism industry and served as a grim reminder of the risks of untested technology. Yet, in an almost uncanny echo of the past, reports suggest that another billionaire is…

Vaseline, a well-known petroleum jelly brand, combines minerals and waxes into a smooth, easily spreadable balm. For over 140 years, it has healed wounds, burns, and chafed skin. Its main ingredient, petroleum, is related to substances like kerosene and gasoline, giving it a slick, filmy texture. Unlike those products, Vaseline is safe for skin use and often doubles as a moisturizer. While generally safe for facial use, it should be applied with care under certain conditions. Read More: Microsoft Investigates Possible Use of Its Cloud in Israel’s Palestinian Surveillance System Vaseline and Your Skin Vaseline acts as an occlusive, sealing…

For the past two years, Microsoft has been facing mounting criticism and allegations that its technologies are indirectly aiding Israel’s military and intelligence operations. The controversy has grown both within and outside the company, with employees protesting contracts linked to Israel and activists accusing the tech giant of fueling human rights abuses. Demonstrations have disrupted Microsoft conferences, events, and even its 50th anniversary celebration, where one employee openly confronted executives, accusing the company of “using AI for genocide.” The latest chapter in this growing controversy emerged after reports suggested that Israel’s intelligence services may have used Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform…

Nova Scola: A Journey into Contemporary Education invites readers to explore the evolving landscape of learning in the 21st century. In an era where technology, global connectivity, and shifting societal needs are reshaping how knowledge is delivered and absorbed, Nova Scola stands as a symbol of progressive thinking in education. This journey delves into innovative teaching methodologies, student-centered learning environments, and the integration of digital tools that enhance engagement and accessibility. It also examines how modern education addresses critical skills such as creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving, preparing learners for an unpredictable future. By blending tradition with forward-looking strategies, Nova Scola…

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly advancing in its ability to mimic human creativity, producing music, text, and images that were once solely within the human domain. Now, AI is also being employed to simulate divine figures through chatbots that engage users in conversational interactions on various websites and apps. In Christianity, several such chatbots have emerged, including AI Jesus, Virtual Jesus, Jesus AI, Text with Jesus, and Ask Jesus, among others. Similar developments are evident in other religious traditions, with Buddhist AI representations like Norbu AI and Islamic chatbots such as Brother Junaid on Salaam World. As a professor…

Excess sodium can quietly harm your health, often without obvious symptoms. Too much salt in your diet raises blood pressure, a major risk factor for heart disease and stroke—the leading causes of death in the U.S., according to the CDC. Nearly half of Americans have high blood pressure, and the risk grows with age. While factors like genetics and medical conditions play a role, lifestyle choices can make a big difference. Reducing sodium is one of the most effective steps you can take. The American Heart Association advises limiting intake to 2,300 mg daily—about a teaspoon of salt. Discover six…

New research shows unhealthy lifestyle habits may accelerate the heart’s biological aging, raising the risk of heart disease. Scientists have introduced the PREVENT heart age calculator, which uses modern, diverse population data to estimate heart age based on blood pressure, cholesterol, smoking status, kidney health, diabetes, and more. Most Americans, studies reveal, have a heart age older than their actual age. Cardiologists say this tool can help doctors predict cardiovascular risks during routine visits and guide patients toward lifestyle changes like regular exercise and heart-healthy diets. Another breakthrough from the University of East Anglia uses advanced MRI scans to measure…