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EU’s Upper‑6 GHz Spectrum Showdown: Wi‑Fi 7 vs 5G/6G as Germany Backs Mobile — RSPG decision expected Nov. 12
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EU:n ylä-6 GHz spektrin taistelu: Wi‑Fi 7 vs 5G/6G, Saksa tukee mobiilia — RSPG:n päätös odotettavissa 12. marraskuuta

Mitä uutta 9. marraskuuta Tänään julkaistiin uusi lobbausryöppy: The Register raportoi, että Wi‑Fi Alliance ja Dynamic Spectrum Alliance (DSA) ovat toimittaneet avoimet kirjeet ”EU:n digiministereille” varoittaen, että Wi-Fi:n estäminen ylä-6 GHz -taajuusalueelta olisi ”tuhonnut” Euroopan yhteyssuunnitelman. He haluavat yhteiskäyttömallin mieluummin kuin yksinoikeuslisensoinnin mobiiliverkoille.
11 marraskuun, 2025

Technology News

  • AI Regulation Isn't Enough: We Need AI Morals
    November 11, 2025, 2:20 PM EST. Regulation sets guardrails but cannot answer why we build AI or what kind of world we want. Governments push ambitious rules like the EU AI Act and U.S. policies, yet ethics treated as compliance remains sterile. The piece argues we need a moral compass to guide AI development, not just risk management. It emphasizes that humans retain accountability even as algorithms shape what we read and decide where we invest. Conscience is not a tunable parameter; it grows through empathy, culture, and experience, grounding dignity and intrinsic worth. The danger lies in outsourcing decision-making to data models and letting responsibility drift. ML systems reveal our values; thus we must cultivate human-centric ethics that safeguard human dignity amid a world of metrics.
  • Mobile Phone and Smartphone Market Forecast to Reach $895.4B by 2032
    November 11, 2025, 2:18 PM EST. Global mobile phone and smartphone markets are projected to grow to US$895.4 billion by 2032, from US$580.0 billion in 2025, at a CAGR of 6.4% (2025-2032). Growth is driven by 5G deployment, rising demand for connected devices, and innovations in foldable displays, AI-powered imaging, and ultra-fast processors. Smartphones are increasingly multifunctional for work, entertainment, and commerce. The Android segment leads shipments due to its broad model range and affordability, while Asia-Pacific remains the dominant region thanks to large populations and manufacturing hubs in China, India, and South Korea. 5G rollout and deeper AI/IoT integration are accelerating upgrades, with intense competition and ecosystems shaping product strategy.
  • RENDER: Nvidia-Backed GPU Coin Tests Major Demand Zone in AI Infrastructure Play
    November 11, 2025, 2:14 PM EST. Render, the crypto project powering AI GPU-based rendering for Nvidia-linked infrastructure, tests a key demand zone of $1.91-$2.00 within a longer macro bullish channel. The analysis frames this as an infrastructure-level play: the coin powers thousands of GPUs and is notable for being named by Nvidia. Technicals show upside targets at roughly $7.35, $9.00, and $13.27 (0.618 retrace). RSI and momentum sit near macro-bottom levels, signaling risk-reward for a long-term thesis. If you believe in AI and GPU-based rendering, this could be one of the most asymmetric plays in crypto today. Disclaimer: perspective, not financial advice, with careful risk management.
  • DJI Mic Mini Kit Drops to $99 Ahead of Black Friday
    November 11, 2025, 2:12 PM EST. Upgrade your vlogs, video calls, or streams with the DJI Mic Mini kit, now just $99 on Amazon-a $70 savings before Black Friday. The kit includes two wireless lavalier mics, a mini receiver, charging case, windscreens, USB cable, and more, with up to 400 meters of wireless range and omnidirectional recording for clear voices. With up to 48 hours of battery life, you can shoot longer and charge less. Compatible with iPhone and Android devices, the DJI Mic Mini makes calls, streaming, and content creation easier without extra equipment. This deal is a solid pick for budding creators on a budget, and it pairs well with other top mic options for Zoom, podcasts, or on-the-go recording.
  • Best Fitbit Alternatives of 2025: Pixel Watch 4 Leads the Pack
    November 11, 2025, 2:10 PM EST. After testing dozens of wearables to replace Fitbit, this roundup crowns the Google Pixel Watch 4 as the top Fitbit alternative. Available in 41mm and 45mm with Wi-Fi and LTE, it pairs the Actua 360 display, longer battery life, and strong health tracking with the breadth of Wear OS and Google's app ecosystem. Notably, Fitbit's Versa/Sense lines are fading; the Pixel Watch 4 offers real fitness insights plus smart features, and its replaceable parts boost longevity. It also integrates with Fitbit Premium insights while delivering true smartwatch capabilities. Downsides include GPS precision caveats and some charger compatibility issues, but overall it's the most complete option for those who want wellness data and smart features in one device.