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WSO2 Deepens Strategic Investment in Africa Deepens investment in continent’s modernization WSO2, a leader in enterprise digital infrastructure technology, announced the opening of its first Africa-based office in Johannesburg, South Africa, underscoring the continent’s growing importance to the company’s global business. The investment comes as governments, banks, telecommunications providers and retailers across Africa accelerate efforts to modernize legacy systems and prepare their digital foundations for artificial intelligence (AI). The Johannesburg office marks the next phase of WSO2’s expansion across Africa. Over the coming years, the company plans to extend its presence into additional markets across East, West and North Africa,…

Digital Summit Asia – Sri Lanka 2026 in October The Digital Marketing Association of Sri Lanka (DMASL) has officially announced the return of Digital Summit Asia – Sri Lanka 2026, taking place from 1–2 October at Water’s Edge, Colombo, with an exclusive C-Suite Event on 30 September. Returning with a renewed regional identity and expanded international vision, the summit will bring together Asia’s leading marketers, creators, innovators, entrepreneurs, technology leaders, policymakers, and digital professionals to exchange ideas, build partnerships, and shape the future of the digital economy. Building on the success of previous editions, Digital Summit Asia – Sri Lanka…

It makes sense, but it also shouldn’t work. In an era of hugely popular gimbal cameras like DJI’s Osmo series, not to mention countless smartphone gimbals, the Honor Robot Phone is an ambitious attempt to combine that stabilization technology with the phone itself — no peripheral needed. Its experimental new flagship phone is honestly less of a robot and more of a gimbal phone, but that would have been a terrible name. Is this the answer to countless content creators’ dreams? When Honor revealed the device at MWC 2026 earlier this year, it was arguably the most exciting device on…

OpenClaw, the popular open-source personal agentic artificial intelligence framework, today announced the launch of version 2.0, the largest update in the agent’s history. Unlike a traditional chatbot such as ChatGPT, which lives in a browser tab and only answers questions, OpenClaw acts like a digital secretary that can actually execute tasks on a user’s behalf and lives on their computer or in the cloud. It is a free, open-source AI agent that many users have turned into a coding agent or personal assistant to organize their inbox, manage their calendar and check in on their everyday activity. What is New in OpenClaw…

By Prof. (Dr.) Rangamini Werawatta For centuries, educational theorists and philosophers have argued a fundamental premise: if an individual possesses mathematical logic and mastery over a single language, they hold the key to learning virtually any discipline on Earth. Today, this principle manifests as prompt engineering, where language becomes the ultimate interface to command modern intelligence. Language is not merely a tool for daily social exchange; it is the fundamental medium through which knowledge is stored, retrieved, and weaponized. Throughout human history, mastery of language has meant mastery over power. In classical antiquity, authority was directly bound to elite linguistic…

Artificial intelligence (AI) doesn’t replace the traditional metrics of augmented-reality (AR) optical performance, but it does change how optical engineers prioritize and balance them as the role of an AR optical system for smart glasses shifts from occasional display to a persistent communication interface between users and AI assistants. For optical engineers, the rapid development of AI-enabled smart glasses is changing more than the applications optical systems must support—it’s altering how AR optical systems are evaluated. AR optical development has primarily focused on familiar engineering objectives: Brightness, field of view, image quality, weight, power efficiency, and manufacturability. But AI assistants…

Samsung is ready to abandon the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s “perfect” design. Rumors about a horizontal camera bar for the Galaxy S27 series have been making the rounds for months. Today, reliable leaker Ice Universe posted a cryptic sketch that might give us our first look at the Galaxy S27 Ultra’s revamped module. Don’t quote Ice on the Galaxy S27 Will the Galaxy S27 series embrace a new design? | Image by Ice Universe The sketch shows a rear panel with an iPhone 17 Pro-esque camera bar. It houses two vertically stacked cameras on the right and an elongated island on the left, likely for a third…

Infinity Ward reveals how South Korean locations, clearer sightlines, and improved traversal mechanics are helping shape the next evolution of Call of Duty Multiplayer. Call of Duty Season has officially kicked off with Call of Duty: NEXT, along with the first of two beta weekends for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, giving us our first hands-on with the newest maps, combat mechanics, and more – chances are by the time you’re reading this I’m playing in the beta right now (here’s how you can join me and start playing today). As revealed earlier this year, one of the most noteworthy…

The molecular switch that helps determine whether a human gene is turned on or remains silent has been decoded with the help of artificial intelligence. Researchers at the University of California San Diego have used high-throughput DNA sequencing and machine learning to identify the sequence features of the human initiator, a critical regulatory element positioned at the beginning of many genes. Their findings offer a new way to predict how mutations may alter gene activity and could eventually help scientists design synthetic DNA switches with precisely controlled functions. Every human cell contains essentially the same genome, yet a liver cell…

Featured image: iPhone fold Apple’s upcoming product roadmap is taking shape amid a flood of leaks, with the company’s first foldable iPhone reportedly among the major launches expected in 2026. Apple’s upcoming product roadmap is taking shape amid a flood of leaks, with the company’s first foldable iPhone reportedly among the major launches expected in 2026. With the highly anticipated WWDC just around the corner, Apple enthusiasts are facing a deluge of leaks and tips from supply chain sources, offering glimpses into the company’s upcoming plans. But what’s true, what’s not, what’s coming in 2026, and what has been pushed to…