What Is LeafyPod? A Smart Planter Overview LeafyPod is a new AI-driven, self-watering planter designed to make indoor plant care virtually foolproof. In simple terms, it’s a plant pot that waters your plant and monitors its needs automatically, using sensors and a smartphone app. The device was unveiled at CES 2025 as a high-tech solution for people who love houseplants…
Overview: A New Generation of GeForce GPUs Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 50-series represents a major generational leap in consumer GPUs, blending unprecedented raw performance with AI-driven features. Officially unveiled by CEO Jensen Huang during the CES 2025 keynote, the RTX 50 line is built on the new “Blackwell” architecture – named after mathematician David Blackwell – and succeeds the RTX 40-series…
Pixel 10 Pro ships with Android 16 at launch and Google guarantees 7 years of OS updates, security patches, and feature drops. Pixel 10 Pro preserves the Pixel camera bar design, is slightly thicker than the Pixel 9 Pro, and moves the SIM tray to the top-left edge (with some regions moving to eSIM only). Pixel 10 Pro features a…
On Aug. 13, 2025, the S&P 500 posted a fresh all-time closing high for the second straight day while the Nasdaq also hit a record and the Dow rose about 1% (over 400 points). Alphabet’s Google announced it will spend an additional $9 billion in Oklahoma over the next two years to expand its AI and cloud infrastructure, and Google…
Apple is negotiating with Anthropic and OpenAI to license their large-language models to power a major Siri upgrade, signaling a shift away from Apple’s traditional in-house AI development. The talks include training versions of these models to run on Apple-owned private cloud infrastructure for internal testing. If finalized, the plan would replace Apple’s own Foundation Models, marking a significant strategic…
January 23, 2026, 8:48 AM EST. Live cattle futures ended mixed Thursday, falling 12 to 72 cents with some deferred contracts higher amid thin cash trade at $232. Feeder cattle futures softened, January down 50 cents, pressured by a $2.18 drop in the CME Feeder Cattle Index. USDA's boxed beef report showed a mixed pattern; Choice beef rose $1.34 to $365.89 per box, Select dropped 72 cents. Federal cattle slaughter estimates declined by 32,000 head from last week. Market eyes Friday's USDA Cattle on Feed report, expecting December placements down 6.5% and marketing up 1.5% year-over-year. Traders monitor inventory changes ahead of the report for cues on supply and demand in the cattle market.