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Mohammad Kashif

Senior Technology Analyst and Writer at AdwaitX, specializing in the convergence of Mobile Silicon, Generative AI, and Consumer Hardware. Moving beyond spec sheets, his reviews rigorously test "real-world" metrics analyzing sustained battery efficiency, camera sensor behavior, and long-term software support lifecycles. Kashif’s data-driven approach helps enthusiasts and professionals distinguish between genuine innovation and marketing hype, ensuring they invest in devices that offer lasting value.
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Xiaomi 17 Series at MWC 2026: The Flagship That Advances Mobile Imaging

Xiaomi 17 Series, officially launching on February 28 in Barcelona under the banner “The New Wave of Imagery,” brings the world’s first Leica APO-certified telephoto lens, a 6800mAh battery, and the Snapdragon
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Ericsson and the University of Toronto Are Quietly Shaping the Networks That Will Run the World

Ericsson and the University of Toronto signed a multi-year partnership to accelerate research in AI-powered mobile communications, advanced computing, and applied machine learning.

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Qualcomm’s $150 Million AI Bet Signals India’s Rise as a Global Edge AI Hub

Qualcomm just made its largest structured commitment to India’s AI ecosystem, and the implications stretch far beyond a funding announcement. The $150 million Strategic AI Venture Fund targets a
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Oracle Fusion Cloud EPM Earns Gartner Leader Status: What It Means for Enterprise Finance in 2026

Oracle just moved enterprise financial planning from backward-looking reporting to forward-looking intelligence. On February 19, 2026, Oracle announced its recognition as a Leader in the 2025 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Financial Planning Software, recognized on both Ability to
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Oracle’s AI Data Centers Are Designed to Protect the Communities They Enter

A large conventional data center can drain up to 5 million gallons of water every single day, roughly equivalent to the daily needs of a town of 50,000 residents. That number explains why community opposition
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Samsung’s New Bixby in One UI 8.5 Finally Understands How You Actually Talk

Samsung just redesigned Bixby from the ground up, and for the first time, it behaves more like a conversation than a command prompt. With the One UI 8.5 beta now live across six markets including India
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AT&T and Cisco’s 5G Standalone IoT Platform Sets a New Enterprise Standard

AT&T and Cisco converted 5G Standalone’s enterprise potential into a live commercial platform this month, announced February 19, 2026. The integration pairs AT&T’s nationwide 5G SA core with Cisco’s Mobility
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Sam Altman Dropped Out of Stanford at 19, Raised $30M, and Built the Startup That Led to OpenAI

The man now steering the most consequential AI company on the planet once built a location-sharing app most people have never heard of. In 2005, Sam Altman walked away from Stanford at 19, secured more than $30 million in
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The World’s First Commercial 5G Core SaaS Is Live Citymesh, Nokia, and AWS Just Redefined Telecom

Belgium's Citymesh activated the world's first commercial mobile service on 5G Core SaaS on February 19, 2026 powered by Nokia and AWS. This isn't a pilot. It isn't a private
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Sarvam AI Indus: The 105B Sovereign Chat App India Built From Scratch

On February 20, 2026, Sarvam AI launched Indus, a chat application running on 105-billion-parameter models trained from scratch on domestic Indian infrastructure, supporting all 22 official Indian languages, and released
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GroqCloud’s Global Infrastructure Push Has Reached 3.5 Million Developers, Here’s What Changed

GroqCloud serves 3.5 million developers across three continents and demand still outruns capacity. The company built 12 data centers in 2025 alone.
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Perplexity Comet’s Security Architecture: What’s Built In, What Was Broken, and What You Must Know

Perplexity built Comet the way no browser company has before with an agentic AI capable of acting on your behalf across the open web. That capability creates an attack surface traditional browsers never had to
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Cohere’s Tiny Aya: The 3.35B-Parameter Model Bringing 70+ Languages to Your Pocket

Most AI models demand English fluency, stable broadband, and a cloud server to function. Cohere’s Tiny Aya removes all three requirements at once. Launched February 17, 2026, at the India AI Summit, this open-
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Cursor AI Agent Sandboxing: The Security Architecture Letting Agents Code Without Constant Interruption

Most developers don’t realize their AI coding agent has near-unrestricted access to their terminal until something breaks. Cursor’s agent sandboxing system, rolled out across
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Xiaomi 17 Series at MWC 2026: The Flagship That Advances Mobile Imaging

Xiaomi 17 Series, officially launching on February 28 in Barcelona under the banner “The New Wave of Imagery,” brings the world’s first Leica APO-certified telephoto lens, a 6800mAh battery, and the Snapdragon
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Ericsson and the University of Toronto Are Quietly Shaping the Networks That Will Run the World

Ericsson and the University of Toronto signed a multi-year partnership to accelerate research in AI-powered mobile communications, advanced computing, and applied machine learning.
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Apple’s Most Purposeful iPhone Update in Years Goes Deeper Than It Looks

Apple is treating iOS 27 as a structural reset, not a feature parade. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman confirmed the update has two core pillars: quality improvements and new artificial intelligence capabilities.
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Windows 11 Now Manages Enterprise 5G Laptops With Built-In AI Connectivity

Microsoft and Ericsson have embedded full 5G management directly into Windows 11, transforming cellular connectivity from a manual IT burden into a policy-driven, automated deployment capability.