At MWC 2025, Samsung’s display division captivated audiences with groundbreaking concept devices like the “Foldable Glass” smartphone and the “Smart Mirror,” promising to redefine technology and enhance our daily lives.
Involving your teen’s phone in family life through clear boundaries, scheduled phone-free time, parental control apps, mutual agreements, and leading by example can foster healthy technology habits while strengthening family connections.
President Donald Trump has announced the creation of a Crypto Strategic Reserve, designating Bitcoin and Ether as its “heart,” alongside other cryptocurrencies like XRP, Solana, and Cardano, aiming to legitimize and stabilize the crypto market.
MWC 2025, scheduled for March 3rd to 5th, promises to be a pivotal event for the mobile industry, featuring over 100,000 attendees, keynote insights from industry leaders, and the official launch of transformative 5G technology.
The Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025 is set to unveil groundbreaking advancements in mobile technology, showcasing the evolution of phones, a diverse range of wearables, advanced robotics, and the integration of artificial intelligence that will redefine our daily lives and industries.
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Today, OpenAI has announced the highly anticipated launch of their latest and greatest AI language model, GPT-4.5. This revolutionary model boasts improved writing capabilities, enhanced world knowledge, and a refined personality that makes interacting with it feel more natural than ever before.
But don’t be mistaken – while GPT-4.5 is not a frontier AI model, it still offers impressive advancements in language processing and problem-solving abilities. According to OpenAI, this giant model outperforms its predecessor GPT-4 by 10 times in computational efficiency.
Although some limitations have been noted by the company, such as less hallucinations compared to previous models, human testers have confirmed that GPT-4.5 excels in warmth, intuition, and emotional nuance during conversations.
For those eager to get their hands on this powerful tool for research purposes, ChatGPT Pro users can start using GPT-4.5 today! Plus and Team users will have access next week followed by Enterprise and Edu users shortly after.
And that’s not all – Microsoft’s Azure AI Foundry platform also includes new models from Stability,Cohere,and Microsoft along with the highly anticipated release of OpenAI’s o3 reasoning model which is set to be part of their upcoming system,GPT-5,scheduled for late May launch.
With the goal of eventually creating an artificial general intelligence (AGI),OpenAI continues to push boundaries with each new release.And if you thought GPT-4.5 was impressive,you’ll want to keep an eye out for what they have in store with their upcoming o3-powered system,GPT-5!
Update February 27th: Noted changes made by OpenAI regarding information on their GTP-4.5 system card and added insights from CEO Sam Altman.
Get ready for an exciting fall with Amazon’s latest technology launch! In a recent interview with Bloomberg, CEO Andy Jassy revealed that the company has a “brand new lineup of devices that are coming in the fall that are beautiful.” And based on previous announcements, it seems like these new devices will be focusing heavily on displays.
This news comes just after Amazon’s unveiling of Alexa Plus – an upgraded version of their popular smart assistant capable of performing even more tasks. And according to Jassy, almost every Alexa device will support this upgrade (with the exception of older Echo models), which will come at a monthly cost of $19.99 or as part of a Prime subscription.
While details about the specific devices were not shared, Panos Panay (Amazon’s head of devices and services) previously expressed his belief in screens and their impact on technology. In fact, since joining in 2023, he has already influenced the launch of a larger 21-inch display for the Echo Show.
Don’t miss out on what promises to be an impressive display (pun intended) from Amazon this fall! Stay tuned for more updates and get ready to experience their stunning new hardware firsthand.
In a groundbreaking move, tech giant Apple has announced plans to introduce a series of child safety features, including the ability for parents to share their kids’ age ranges with apps. This feature is set to be launched later this year and aims to make it easier for parents to monitor and control their children’s app usage.
The concept of verifying user ages at the operating system or app store level has been advocated by companies such as Meta, Snap, and X. However, in a whitepaper released by Apple, they argue that this method would require users to disclose sensitive personal information which goes against their commitment towards user privacy and safety.
Instead, with the new age sharing system, parents can choose whether or not to allow developers access to their child’s age range through a Child Account. This information will only be shared if approved by the parent and will not include actual birthdates. To further protect privacy, Apple has also created a new API that minimizes data collection for developers requesting this information.
While many see this as a positive step towards ensuring child-appropriate content on devices like iPhones and iPads, some believe it may not go far enough. A spokesperson from Meta expressed support for legislation requiring app stores to verify a child’s age and obtain parental approval before downloading an app.
In addition to this feature, Apple also announced updates to its App Store ratings system. The current four thresholds will expand into five categories: Age 4 plus, 9 plus , 13 plus ,16 plus ,and 18 plus . Developers will now be required to disclose if their apps contain user-generated content or advertising capabilities that could expose children to inappropriate content.
Furthermore, the App Store will no longer display apps with higher age ratings than what is set by parents in their account settings. Additionally,new measures are being implemented for Child Accounts, including a simplified setup process and the ability for parents to correct any incorrect age information.
This move by Apple has been met with mixed reactions, but it is undoubtedly a step in the right direction towards promoting child safety in the ever-evolving world of technology.
