Mobilne Wiadomości: 11 wrzesień 2025 - 29 wrzesień 2025

October 26, 2025, 5:50 AM EDT. Based on the latest Ookla speed tests, this guide ranks the fastest ISPs in the United States for 2025 by the Speed Score, download speed, consistency, and availability. The field is led by AT&T Fiber, with other national providers close behind. The analysis notes that some regional ISPs aren't included in the current Ookla report, so local tests remain important. The piece explains how Ookla tests are aggregated-often millions of measurements-to gauge real-world performance for home broadband. It also flags the Ziff Davis connection between Mashable and Ookla for transparency.

October 26, 2025, 5:46 AM EDT. Ruth Porat told the Fortune Global Forum in Riyadh that we live in a pivotal moment for AI, describing it as more than a chatbot and a driver of economic, scientific, and social progress. She cited DeepMind's AlphaFold as a landmark breakthrough enabling rapid drug discovery, and emphasized how early diagnosis can turn cancer outcomes around. Porat suggested we should be able to cure cancer in our lifetime, with AI-powered cybersecurity detecting threats before they strike and boosting productivity. She noted governments and businesses must act with urgency, highlighting a potential $200 billion GDP lift for Saudi Arabia and trillions globally, contingent on sustained investment in energy, infrastructure, and responsible deployment of digital tools.

October 26, 2025, 5:44 AM EDT. Chipmakers like Nvidia and Broadcom are leaning on a classic Silicon Valley tactic: generous stock-based compensation and retention bonuses designed to keep their toughest engineers and managers from jumping to rivals. The strategy often centers on RSUs and long-gestation vesting schedules, sometimes paired with sign-on bonuses or retention bonuses that vest only after key milestones. The goal is the so-called "golden handcuffs" that create long-term alignment, even as competitive pay scales rise across the sector. Critics warn such tactics can inflate pay packages and mask broader issues in attrition, while proponents argue they reward long-term performance and protect critical IP during a talent war.

October 26, 2025, 5:42 AM EDT. Chic tech meets furniture: IKEA has rolled out a 'bed for smartphones' in the United Arab Emirates. The tiny cradle includes an NFC chip that detects when a device is asleep, turning bedtime into a playful signal for unplugging. While it's not a charging station, the accessory leverages NFC to blur lines between everyday furniture and gadget management. The UAE launch highlights IKEA's ongoing interest in blending design with consumer tech, offering a quirky prompt about how our smartphones interact with our homes. Whether the idea will become a broader product remains to be seen, but the concept sparks conversation about digital sleep hygiene and the role of furniture in our device rituals.

October 26, 2025, 5:40 AM EDT. TribLIVE.com informs NJ visitors that a privacy law limits certain features, disabling videos and social components unless users opt in. The notice explains that proceeding will effectively opt you out of the sale of your personal data, while clicking to agree enables the full features and allows use of personal data for advertising. Users can bookmark the page to manage preferences and are urged to update their location to tailor the experience. A state selector prompts non-NJ residents to choose their location for the best experience. The message highlights the balance between privacy protections and site functionality.