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Rapid charge transfer and reliable on‑chip energy supply
An accessible overview of Japan’s topological quantum battery proposal, showing how protected light–matter pathways could enable faster charging and resilience to loss. Highlights potential nanoscale applications, key technical challenges, and the experimental roadmap toward on‑chip energy delivery.

Topological Quantum Battery: Japan’s Blueprint for Loss‑Resistant Nanoscale PowerAn accessible overview of Japan’s topological quantum battery proposal, showing how protected light–matter pathways could enable faster charging and resilience to loss. Highlights potential nanoscale applications, key technical challenges, and the experimental roadmap toward on‑chip energy delivery.https://www.smartmobilegear.com/news/japan_quantum_battery/img/quantum_batteries_protected_light_matter.jpghttps://www.smartmobilegear.com/article/japan_quantum_battery
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Much anticipated new devices are out of reach
I’m reminded of a thought I had about smartphones being too expensive. The high-end features are typically trivial and the true price is hidden by carrier subsidies, but I think everyone deserves an inexpensive alternative. Unbundling features would certainly be something manufacturers should consider, to offer more options. There’s also a role for regulation here, to help guide pricing. I would instead emphasize promoting competition, incentivizing modular designs and pushing for greater transparency for trade-ins. I’ll make sure to avoid unnecessary conclusions and keep the advice straightforward. This should be a clear, direct response.
SmartMobileGearSmartphone Prices: Sticker Shock and Pocket ChangeI’m reminded of a thought I had about smartphones being too expensive. The high-end features are typically trivial and the true price is hidden by carrier subsidies, but I think everyone deserves an inexpensive alternative. Unbundling features would certainly be something manufacturers should consider, to offer more options. There’s also a role for regulation here, to help guide pricing. I would instead emphasize promoting competition, incentivizing modular designs and pushing for greater transparency for trade-ins. I’ll make sure to avoid unnecessary conclusions and keep the advice straightforward. This should be a clear, direct response.https://www.smartmobilegear.com/news/smartphone_price_shock/img/smartphone_prices_article.jpghttps://www.smartmobilegear.com/article/smartphone_price_shock
Tips for Protecting Yourself from Deepfake Fraud
Rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) has armed bad actors with sophisticated tools to enable impersonation fraud using deepfakes. A deepfake can consist of audio, video or imagery that has either been created or altered using AI.
Source: StatePoint
StatePointTips for Protecting Yourself from Deepfake FraudRapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) has armed bad actors with sophisticated tools to enable impersonation fraud using deepfakes. A deepfake can consist of audio, video or imagery that has either been created or altered using AI.https://www.smartmobilegear.com/news/deepfake_fraud/img/94ed477a.jpghttps://www.smartmobilegear.com/article/deepfake_fraud
The challenge of solving the cybersecurity skills gap
The need for cybersecurity professionals has never been greater. In the U.S. alone, cyberattacks may cost the American economy over $1 trillion and globally $10.5 trillion in 2025. The frequency of ransomware cyberattacks are also predicted to increase, with one happening every two seconds by 2031.
DeVry UniversityThe challenge of solving the cybersecurity skills gapThe need for cybersecurity professionals has never been greater. In the U.S. alone, cyberattacks may cost the American economy over $1 trillion and globally $10.5 trillion in 2025. The frequency of ransomware cyberattacks are also predicted to increase, with one happening every two seconds by 2031.https://www.smartmobilegear.com/news/cybersecurity_skills_gap/img/3df8db11-871d-4638-82c4-d94b3e8ecee7_original.jpghttps://www.smartmobilegear.com/article/cybersecurity_skills_gap
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