There was a time when buying a smartphone meant choosing between BlackBerry, Symbian and Windows Mobile. That sounds strange now because the...
AI Security Architecture Has to Move Beyond the Model
AI security discussions still spend too much time focused on the model itself. Is the model safe? Can it be jailbroken? Can it hallucinate? ...
The Canon EOS 60D Was the Enthusiast DSLR Sweet Spot. What Replaces It Today?
Back in 2010, TechViewz published a full review of the Canon EOS 60D . At the time, the 60D sat in a very attractive part of Canon’s lineup:...
Netbooks Died Years Ago. So Why Are People Reviving The Samsung N150?
Back in 2010, TechViewz published a Quick Review of Samsung N150 . At the time, the appeal was obvious: a tiny 10.1-inch machine, Intel Atom...
Humanoid Robots Are Leaving The Demo Stage
For years, humanoid robots have been easy to dismiss as impressive stage demonstrations. They walk across a conference floor, pick up a box,...
The Alert Fired. The Attacker Still Reached the Target.
A security team runs a controlled attack simulation. The endpoint platform detects suspicious behaviour, the SIEM generates an alert, the SO...
AI Is Moving Into Your Home And Back Onto Your PC
For the last few years, using AI usually meant opening a browser, sending a request to a cloud service and waiting for the answer to come ba...
The Cheapest AI Request Is The One You Do Not Send Twice.
Enterprise AI costs are often discussed in terms of model pricing. How much does one million tokens cost? Which model is cheaper? Should we ...
In 2010, Online Video Safety Was Mostly About Parental Controls. Today It Is Becoming a Governance Obligation.
Back in 2010, TechViewz highlighted a concern in Online Video Providers Not Protecting Kids . The issue at the time was relatively straightf...
Be Honest: When Google Gives You an AI Answer at the Top, Do You Still Click the Links Underneath?
Be honest. When Google gives you an AI-generated answer right at the top, do you still click the links underneath? Probably not. That might ...
The First Question in AI Testing Should Be: What Can It Reach?
An AI agent can behave perfectly inside a test environment and still be dangerous if that environment has a path to the real world. Give it ...
Nobody Really Posts Their Life Anymore. They Post the Version That Performs.
Social media used to feel a bit random. Someone posted lunch. Someone else uploaded 14 blurry photos from a birthday party. There were badly...
A Valid Certificate Does Not Mean a Safe Software Update
We have trained users and security teams to look for signs of trust. A valid certificate. A trusted publisher. A familiar update mechanism. ...
Nintendo Switch 2 Finally Got VRR On The TV. Why Wasn’t This There From Day One?
Nintendo Switch 2 can finally use VRR properly on a TV. Which immediately raises one question. Why wasn’t this there from day one? Nintendo ...
Kaltura Started as an Open-Source Video Platform. Now It Wants Video To Become AI Knowledge.
Back in 2010, TechViewz wrote about Kaltura in Kaltura Updates Open Source Video Platform . At the time, the story was about open-source vid...
Instagram Wants You To Pay For Better AI Filters. We Really Are Subscribing To Everything Now.
Remember when filters were just part of the app? You opened Instagram, picked one, made the photo look slightly better than reality and move...
Foldable Phones Have Been Around For Years. Why Are We Only Starting To Want Them Now?
Foldable phones are not new anymore. Samsung launched the first Galaxy Fold back in 2019. Since then, we have seen years of folding screens,...
One in Three Malaysian Gen Z Users Treat AI Like a Friend. That Changes Things.
AI was supposed to help us write emails, search faster and finish homework. Somewhere along the way, it also became someone to talk to. A re...
The AI Gateway Is Becoming The New Enterprise Control Point.
For years, organisations built control points around networks, identities, APIs and cloud platforms. Now another one is emerging. The AI Gat...
Banking Malware Used to Steal Your Password. Now It Wants Your Whole Phone.
Back in 2009, banking malware was already nasty. One old TechViewz post, New Banking Trojan Nasty and Formidable , talked about malware that...