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Gyula Virag
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Gyula Virag
Gyula is a developer and a passionate geek father with a deep love of online marketing and technology. He always seeks challenging adventures and opportunities to create something permanent in the digital world.
VR is NOT Dying. Period.
Despite whispers of its demise, virtual reality is not only surviving; it’s thriving and evolving. Recent developments from industry giants like Meta and persistent innovations in headset technology demonstrate a promising horizon for VR, contrary to the bleak picture painted…
Weather or Not: Google’s AI Predicts Meteorological Mayhem More Accurately Than Ever
Google’s latest generative AI breakthrough, SEEDS (Scalable Ensemble Envelope Diffusion Sampler), promises to revolutionize weather forecasting by outpacing traditional models in speed and accuracy, particularly in predicting extreme weather conditions. This next-gen weather prophet, as introduced on Google’s official research…
The History Of The Internet: A Family Man’s Guide to Its Surprisingly Epic Tale
I couldn’t sleep at night. At times like this, I consider whether my kids and wife are sleeping soundly enough for me to take advantage of my free time (and sacrifice my energy of tomorrow) to have a little adventure…
Meta’s AI Makeover: Upgrading Your Social Media Experience
Meta has rolled out a slew of generative AI updates that are transforming the way you interact with Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and WhatsApp. Llama 3, the latest iteration of Meta’s open-source large language model, is at the heart of these…
More 5G Towers Could Improve Your Phone’s Battery Life
If you’ve ever felt betrayed by your smartphone’s battery life while in the middle of liking cat videos, you might just see a light at the end of the tunnel thanks to recent research. A March study, highlighted by New…
The New Age of Robotics: Meet Boston Dynamics’ All-Electric Atlas
Boston Dynamics just flipped the script on humanoid robotics by unveiling its latest marvel, the all-new Atlas, mere days after bidding adieu to its previous iteration. Gone are the hydraulic systems that once animated these metal marvels; today’s Atlas dances…
Atlas Bows Out: The Legacy of Boston Dynamics’ Robotic Marvel
After more than a decade of awe-inspiring gymnastics and heavy lifting, Boston Dynamics‘ humanoid robot, Atlas, is hanging up its hat—or should we say, its hydraulic hoses. In a poignant farewell video, the Hyundai-owned robotics pioneer announced that Atlas is…
Nintendo’s Legal Ninjas: Are Emulators on the App Store Walking a Tightrope?
Nintendo is not known for suing quickly. Right? Right. In the shadowy corners of the App Store, a silent battle brews, potentially led by Nintendo’s legal team ready to unleash havoc on unsuspecting emulators. Apple’s recent allowance of these nostalgia-triggering…
The Charm of “The Boring Phone” Unveiled
In a world where smartphones do everything but wash your dishes, there emerges a challenger that dares to be dull: The Boring Phone. This quirky gadget is the brainchild of HMD Global—the custodians of Nokia’s legacy—and the beer aficionados at…
The Holodeck Comes Home: Penn Researchers Turn Sci-Fi Into Reality
Beam us up, Scotty! Philadelphia’s own University of Pennsylvania has seemingly pulled a page straight out of “Star Trek: The Next Generation” by developing a real-life holodeck. This cutting-edge virtual reality system, named after its sci-fi counterpart, is designed to…