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In 2026 the Italian candy Rossana turns 100. Here’s the story of its name, inspired by Cyrano de Bergerac, its unchanged wrapper, and why it still remains such a beloved icon today.
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Agenda Digitale argues AI favors lean, flexible startups. New studies show AI-driven layoffs kill productivity. I think both are right, and the gap comes down to where the freed time goes.
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Alibaba unveils Qwen3.8-Max, promising flagship-level results at a much lower cost than Claude and GPT. I’m staying loyal to my usual assistant: here’s why, for now, I’m not switching.
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Motorola has filed a patent for a smartwatch with a flexible panel that turns into a full smartphone. A fascinating idea, but tiny fonts are already enough of a struggle for me as it is.
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Elon Musk launches X Money, aiming to unseat traditional banks. I watched it from inside PayPal for years, across different teams: here’s why I stay skeptical of this financial mission.
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Between fair bonuses for the lucky few and rock-bottom pay for everyone else, the gig economy tells two different stories: numbers, studies and firsthand accounts from AI training.
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EU regulation 2025/40 makes coffee capsules and pods official packaging from 12 August. I look at what changes for recycling, starting from my own switch to the moka pot years ago.
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The Hungarian team on a transcription project kept disappearing, leaving rates and reviews to me. I worked the files by ear, without understanding a word, and discovered a real talent.
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I pay for an annual Claude subscription, yet the smartest models burn through tokens fast. Here’s what I learned about the token economy and the real price of artificial intelligence.
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Between PNRR funds spent too slowly, a digital divide widened by Covid and teachers who eye the tablet with suspicion, Italian schools are still looking for their own path forward.
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The snackpacking trend takes tourism into supermarket aisles and local markets. Here is how Millennials and Gen Z blend street food and tradition, from Italian cities to new travel habits.
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Creatine, protein and magnesium no longer stay in the locker room: here is the market data across Italy and the world, what science really confirms, and what is only marketing hype.