The Shifts Women Entrepreneurs Can’t Ignore in 2026
From AI adoption to people-first leadership, these changes are influencing how women-led companies grow and compete.
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Tecno’s latest concept phone is lit by neon
After teasing a magnetic, modular smartphone concept the other day, Tecno has followed that up with another two phone designs centered around color-changing finishes: one with E Ink, and the other incorporating neon. I’m the most taken with the Pova Neon, which the company says includes genuine neon lighting, not just bright colors: it uses […]
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman responds to deal with Department of War
OpenAI has made a deal to provide its tech to the U.S. Department of War, sparking fears of mass surveillance and AI-controlled weapons.
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Vodafone bets on Amazon’s satellites to reach places fibre can’t
On the fringes of Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this year, Vodafone outlined a bet that feels both practical and a little ambitious: use satellites to solve one of mobile networks’ oldest headaches, how to connect towers that sit far from traditional infrastructure. Vodafone Group has agreed to use Amazon Leo, the low Earth orbit […]
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Vivo’s next phone will launch with a professional camera rig
Vivo rarely has a presence at MWC, but this year it bucked that trend in a big way, with the reveal of its next flagship phone, the X300 Ultra, alongside an upgraded telephoto extender lens and professional camera cage. The company isn’t ready to launch the handset just yet – or even reveal very many […]
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The other side of ads in ChatGPT: Advertiser perspective
Since OpenAI announced it would start testing ads in ChatGPT, and the guidelines for it, they did not discuss in depth how it is gonna work for businesses interested in advertising with them. What we know is that users’ data remains private and that the advertisements will not come as a suggestion, as managed by […]
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Qualcomm’s new chip is geared toward wearable AI gadgets
Like it or not, more AI wearables may be on the horizon – or at least Qualcomm seems to think so. Today the company announced its new Snapdragon Wear Elite chip. At a press briefing, Qualcomm said it considers the Elite to be a “wrist plus” chip. Meaning, it won’t replace the previous W5 Plus, […]
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Inamo raises $8M in Series A funding to expand quick commerce infrastructure
The quick-commerce enablement platform will use the funding to expand its dark store network, strengthen its tech stack, accelerate brand onboarding, and enter new product categories.
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What AI Sees When It Visits Your Website (And How To Fix It)
Learn how AI bots interpret your content and affect customer perceptions. Optimize your website for the evolving world of AI.
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The Motorola Razr Fold is shaping up to be pure flagship
Motorola has revealed a little more about its upcoming folding phone, and all signs point toward a premium option – not the budget-friendlier alternative the category could use. For starters, the Razr Fold will cost €1,999 (about $2,350) bundled with the Moto Pen Ultra. It’ll go on sale first in Europe, with North America to […]
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