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Your Smartphone Can Now Text via SpaceX’s Starlink Satellites – Here’s Everything You Need to Know
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Twój smartfon może teraz wysyłać SMS-y przez satelity Starlink od SpaceX – wszystko, co musisz wiedzieć

Nowa era łączności satelitarnej z telefonami Przez dziesięciolecia wykonanie połączenia poza zasięgiem wieży komórkowej oznaczało konieczność noszenia nieporęcznego telefonu satelitarnego. Dziś to się zmienia. Twój codzienny smartfon może teraz łączyć się bezpośrednio z satelitami w celu korzystania z podstawowych usług, takich jak
3 września, 2025

Technology News

  • Tesla 2025 Holiday Update: Grok Commands, Santa Mode, Dashcam FSD Overlay and More
    December 6, 2025, 2:54 AM EST. Tesla's 2025 Holiday Update introduces Grok Commands to add/edit navigation destinations, including multiple stops in one command, with Grok set to the Assistant personality. Availability is noted for AMD-equipped vehicles in the U.S. and Canada, with uncertain rollout for Intel MCU models. The update also revamps navigation: reorganized menus, customizable Home and Work pins, and suggested destinations based on recent trips. New 3D Supercharger site maps display live stall occupancy and layouts, with a potential tap-to-park flow. An automatic HOV routing feature selects routes that leverage carpool lanes. Other quality-of-life improvements and broader North American availability remain unconfirmed. Overall, the release blends practical navigation upgrades with new features aimed at enhancing Tesla driving.
  • Garmin vs. Apple Watch in 2025: Which smartwatch is right for you?
    December 6, 2025, 2:52 AM EST. In 2025, Garmin and Apple Watch remain top contenders in the smartwatch market. This comparison covers eight categories-price, design, durability, health tracking, fitness tracking, safety tools, smart features, and battery life-with a winner named for each. Price: entry Garmin Forerunner 55 at about $200 and Apple Watch SE 3 about $250, with high-end options like Garmin Fenix 8 and Apple Watch Ultra 3; overall result: Draw. Design: Garmin leans sporty with bold colors and physical buttons; Apple Watch favors a minimal, touchscreen interface; solar charging is Garmin-only; wearability varies by model; outcome: Draw. Durability section notes water resistance at 50 meters for Apple Watch; further details follow. The piece helps users decide based on priorities, whether you want sports-focused controls, richer health/fitness tools, or broader smart features and battery life.
  • Jakarta vs the Internet: Indonesia's gamble with digital freedom
    December 6, 2025, 2:48 AM EST. In Indonesia, the government signals a push to curb digital freedom by threatening to block global platforms like Cloudflare, Wikipedia, and ChatGPT. On November 17, the Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs demanded 25 companies comply with a 2020 registration rule, framed as a crackdown on online gambling. Critics argue the move extends the state's reach and could shutter services overnight, rather than merely curb illicit activity. Proponents say the rule helps authorities monitor online spaces, but the broader effect is a rebuke to free expression and a shift in how the internet is governed in a democracy that fears its own network. The episode highlights tensions between regulation and power over the digital realm.
  • Nvidia Could Hit a $10 Trillion Market Cap by 2030 as AI Spending Surges
    December 6, 2025, 2:34 AM EST. Nvidia is the focus as it eyes a potential jump to a $10 trillion market cap by 2030, powered by outsized AI infrastructure spending. Despite a recent pullback from a $5 trillion peak and concerns about a bubble, analysts point to AI-driven returns, with IDC projecting AI could add about $19.9 trillion to global GDP by 2030. The article notes signs of real adoption-from Palantir's AIP to Meta's more relevant content, and Amazon's AI-powered warehouse robotics-plus a Goldman Sachs survey showing productivity gains for small businesses using AI. All of this underpins the view that AI spend could translate into sustained demand for chipmakers and AI software, supporting a potential multi-trillion-dollar expansion in the coming years.
  • Fanuc Valuation Under Scrutiny After Nvidia Physical AI Robotics Deal and 13% Rally
    December 6, 2025, 2:32 AM EST. Fanuc (TSE:6954) vaulted about 13% after revealing a collaboration with Nvidia to embed physical AI in industrial robots. The rally adds to a multi-week uptrend with roughly 18% in the last 7 days, and a 44% gain over 90 days, signaling investors are warming to Fanuc's longer-term growth story. Yet valuation looks stretched: at ¥5,931 the P/E trades well above the Japanese Machinery peer average of about 12.6x and the fair- value implied by our SWS DCF model sits around ¥3,707.35, suggesting a meaningful premium to core cash flows. While earnings have tracked mid-single digits and margins have improved, forecasts imply only modest growth ahead and single-digit ROE. If sentiment shifts, Fanuc's lofty multiple could compress toward fair value, especially if physical AI enthusiasm cools.