Sami
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Sami

Founder and Editor-in-Chief of CoreITen, specializing in AI and emerging technologies. Dedicated to making complex technical concepts accessible to a global audience.

2,871 Articles

About the Author

Sami is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of CoreITen. Drawing on extensive experience in the tech sector, Sami provides in-depth coverage of artificial intelligence, software development, gaming, and emerging technologies. Through Coreiten, Sami successfully bridges the gap between intricate technical concepts and everyday understanding, delivering high-impact, accessible insights in both Arabic and English.

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Scientists Can Now Rewrite the Atomic Structure of Glass While It Melts

Scientists Can Now Rewrite the Atomic Structure of Glass While It Melts

By introducing 1,10-phenanthroline during the melting process, researchers can now prevent thermal decomposition in metal-organic frameworks. This molecular trick increases the coordination environment around metal atoms, turning passive cooling into active chemical programming....

How to Install the Mad Titan Sports Kodi Addon for Live Events

How to Install the Mad Titan Sports Kodi Addon for Live Events

The addon bypasses the mandatory premium resolver requirements found in most modern Kodi builds, streaming directly from public links. A dedicated Replay Rewind section populates full game VODs within hours to circumvent live server congestion....

How Wind Tunnel Tests Are Unlocking Inland Nuclear Power

How Wind Tunnel Tests Are Unlocking Inland Nuclear Power

Researchers from Shanghai Jiao Tong University are utilizing wind tunnels to measure pressure differentials and louver resistance in water-saving cooling structures. Decoupling reactors from coastal waters allows high-capacity baseload power to be built directly next to landlocked industrial centers....

Why App Behavioral Data Beats User Feedback in Product Development

Why App Behavioral Data Beats User Feedback in Product Development

InList discovered its concerning retention numbers weren't a flaw, but a sign users simply needed the service less frequently than assumed. Watching silent usability sessions for 20 minutes reveals more genuine app behavioral data than a week of survey feedback....