So Apple finally did it—they’ve killed off the last remaining home button in the lineup with the iPhone 16e, and if that wasn’t enough, they ditched the Lightning port too. USB-C is in, and I can hear the collective groan from my people still holding onto those drawerfuls of old accessories. Now, I’m not against progress—hell, I’ve been living in /etc since most people were learning about iTunes. But there’s something off about Apple selling

We’ve seen massive AI funding, geopolitics, hardware fads, and wearable data hype—all in one week. You know what that tells me? It’s time for a check-in. Check your backups. Check your AI policies. Check how your team’s really feeling. Because while the industry’s moving fast, burnout, broken tools, and unclear values will sneak up on you faster than a phishing bot running GPT-4.5. It’s Sunday, fam. Take an hour, write it all down. Your tech

The AI Action Summit wrapped up with jaw-dropping numbers: €200B from the EU, €110B more from French private backers. That’s a lot of euros chasing AI dominance. Problem is, no one’s talking about governance. No regulation plans. No audit standards. Just… “jobs and GDP.” We’ve been here before—build first, fix later—and it never ends well. If you’re building or buying AI tools, don’t wait for Europe or D.C. to tell you how to do it

President Trump’s attending a Saudi-backed conference in Miami next week, rubbing elbows with tech CEOs and global investors. The money is real. But so are the politics—and the questions. If you’re running a company with global clients or a supply chain that stretches beyond Tempe, this is your reminder: business is never just business anymore. The lines between tech, politics, and power are blurry, and they’re getting blurrier. Stay sharp. Know where your partnerships start—and

The NBA Tech Summit just turned 25. A quarter-century of wearable sensors, AI playbooks, VR coaching, and player stat tracking down to heart rate and hydration. That’s cool—but also a little creepy. Here’s my hot take: the tech’s incredible. But as data gets more granular, the line between performance enhancement and surveillance gets thinner than that new iPhone. My sisters and brothers in sports tech and healthcare—double check where that data goes and who owns