Author: The Tech Guy

Israel-based Copperhelm on Thursday emerged from stealth mode, having raised $7 million in seed funding for its agentic cloud security platform. The funding round was led by TLV Partners, with participation from ToDay Ventures, Icon, SaaS Ventures Israel, and several angel investors. The investment will be used for product development, go-to-market efforts, and engineering team growth. Copperhelm was founded by Shimon Tolts, Eyar Zilberman, and Roman Labunsky, who previously held leadership and senior technical roles at Unity, McAfee, and RSA. Copperhelm has built an agentic platform where AI agents autonomously monitor cloud environments, investigate threats, and execute remediation in real…

For all their promise, electric cars have always had a big drawback: Charging takes much longer than filling up a gas tank.But the gap has been closing, and this week, Chinese battery giant CATL announced battery technology nearing parity. On Tuesday, the company said its third-generation Shenxing fast-charging battery goes from 10 percent to 98 percent charged in 6 minutes and 27 seconds.If you’re driving an electric car around town, charging is a breeze. You probably don’t have to do it more than a couple times a month. And when you do, you can plug your car in overnight at…

Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. Thermal Master P4: 30-second reviewThe Thermal Master P4 is the latest addition to the brand’s P-series of smartphone thermal cameras, and technically, it eclipses the previous P3 design. Rather than offering a single thermal sensor, it pairs the now-familiar 256×192 VOx microbolometer with a visible light camera, creating a dual-lens design. Thermal Master calls the world’s first of its kind in this class, ignoring all the phones with thermal…

The first thing you’ll notice when turning on a smart TV is flashy banners, rows of content and those annoying auto-playing previews. It’s chaotic and often more about pushing ads on your TV than helping you actually watch something. And the reason this feels normal is that almost every smart TV on the market is like that. Projectivy Launcher is an app that changes that. It strips away all the noise and gives you a clean and customizable home screen that is a joy to interact with. It’s the kind of experience that should be default, but somehow isn’t. Related…

I’ve used many laptops over the years, and they’ve varied greatly in size and versatility. A long time ago, laptops used to be big and bulky, and then, like all technology it seemed like, they slimmed down in size. Your laptops and phones both became thinly sliced pieces of tech, and I thought it was great. I wasn’t a fan of having to stuff a big laptop into my backpack at college, so I welcomed the thin options. Now, it feels like the pendulum is swinging back, and our phones and laptops are getting bigger again. That’s not the case…

Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech Donald Trump’s bid to cash in on the AI data center boom seems to have sprung a leak before it even left the harbor. The company, Fermi America — the “master developer” of the “President Donald J. Trump Advanced Energy and Intelligence Campus” — is apparently flailing wildly as it tries to nail down fundamentals like steady revenue and cooling infrastructure. According to Axios, the Trump-branded firm has yet to even secure a commercial tenant, which is more or less a prerequisite for…

Not sure which camera-focused flagship Android to go for? You’ve come to the right place. We’ve compared the five-star Oppo Find X9 Ultra to the 4.5-star Xiaomi 17 Ultra so you can decide which camera-focused Android will likely suit you best. Otherwise, our best camera phones and best Android phones should have you covered too. Price and Availability The Xiaomi 17 Ultra is available to buy now, with a starting price of £1299 for the 16+256GB model. Design Oppo Find X9 Ultra is thicker and heavier than the Xiaomi 17 Ultra Xiaomi 17 Ultra comes with a wider variety of…

Instagram is testing a new image-sharing app called “Instants,” the company confirmed to TechCrunch on Thursday. The app, which is available in Spain and Italy, lets users share disappearing photos with their friends that can be viewed only once and remain available for 24 hours. With Instants, you capture a photo in a single tap, with no editing allowed. The app doesn’t allow uploads from your camera roll and only lets you capture and share content using the in-app camera. While you can add text to your “instants,” as these unedited photos are called, you can’t modify them any further.…

The Australian government confirmed it is working with Anthropic and other providers to stay informed about emerging cybersecurity vulnerabilities.Anthropic’s Mythos Preview, part of Project Glasswing, is said to be powerful enough to discover and exploit flaws at scale, though it remains unreleased to the public.Debate continues over whether Mythos represents a genuine breakthrough or a PR stunt, with governments and major software firms already testing its potential impact.The Australian government is “working with” Anthropic and other similar software providers to make sure it is “aware of emerging vulnerabilities”.This was the statement given by the spokesperson for Home Affairs minister Tony…

In about seven months Tesla will Start region by region deployment of unsupervised TESLA FSD for Customer Usage. The owners of FSD will start to get unsupervised FSD. This will be before extreme (aka material) scaling of unsupervised robotaxi. Getting beyond 20,000 to 60,000 unsupervised robotaxi will be a few months after FSD 15 is released, which could be Q4 2026 or Q1 2027. There will be a series of substantially improved FSD models. The reasoning enhancements are less for the improved safety although that will matter. It will be for the reasoning so that FSD does not get confused…