Key Takeaways Sony just began the Android 15 rollout for the flagship Xperia 1 VI. Advanced Video Pro mode headlines the changes, offering powerful control over video shoots. The Xperia 1 VI isn’t officially released in the US, but works well with Verizon (with caveats). Sony Xperia phones have catered to a relatively niche market, … Read more
There’s no shortage of innovation in the audio industry, and one particular driver of progress is the introduction of solid-state audio tech. Most earbuds use regular audio drivers with a magnetic coil to generate sound, but the idea with silicon-based alternatives is that they use a piezoelectric drive in conjunction with ultra-thin membranes to make … Read more
Over the weekend, a number of T-Mobile customers shared their experience of having difficulty activating their SIM cards. The customers turned to social media channels, X and Reddit, to voice out their concerns. And as it turns out, a glitch is affecting the activation of both eSIMs and physical … Read more
Don’t miss this chance to shape the future of mobile — vote now! Recently, Helium Improvement Proposal 130 (“HIP 130”) went live for voting, introducing the concept of Data-Only MOBILE Hotspots to accelerate coverage for the Helium Network. By allowing the deployment of these Hotspots that focus solely on data transfer—without the need for Proof-of-Coverage—HIP … Read more
In business, documentation might seem like the humdrum detail that everyone shrugs off until it’s too late. It’s not flashy, it’s not the “next big thing,” and no one ever talks about it at networking events. Yet, documentation is the unsung hero behind the scenes of every successful business. It’s that quiet powerhouse that keeps … Read more
Risk management in many organizations is mired in a framework that can’t keep pace with the challenges that most enterprise risk teams face. It needs to be modernized. That’s the verdict that senior analysts Cody Scott and Alla Valente handed down in a recent Forrester Research blog that’s critical of the Three Lines of Defense … Read more
In this Q&A, we chat with our newest Senior Associate, Tiffany Wein, whose diverse background in real estate keeps her engaged in a variety of deals. A St. Augustine native, she shares her love for the Northeast Florida community and what she enjoys most about working with her talented team. Your title with NAI Hallmark … Read more
Rising Ground, a prominent human services organization, is relocating its downtown Brooklyn office to 111 Livingston St. The nonprofit has signed a 15-year lease for 27,147 square feet on the 19th and 20th floors of the building. The move to 111 Livingston St. will allow Rising Ground to consolidate its Brooklyn operations and provide a … Read more
Come join us for a special event where you can meet the individuals behind MHN and CPE! Our editorial team will be at 10 Grand Central in NYC on December 6th from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. to chat with you, answer your questions and hear your feedback. Refreshments will be served. This is a great opportunity … Read more
A hypervisor is software or firmware that manages virtual machines (VMs) on a host system, which allocates resources like CPU, memory, and storage to each VM, ensuring isolation and efficiency. It enhances hardware utilization, supports live migration, and reduces costs; it is essential for cloud computing, hybrid cloud strategies, and agile IT operations. ___________ In … Read more