July 26, 2026
Degul Note turns official guidance into calm, practical checks. The first English articles cover AI laptops, QR-code scams, and power-bank heat safety—without pretending that every warning is an emergency or every new label is a reason to upgrade.
Start with the AI PC guide
New in English
Each one lists its sources and the date they were checked, so you can see what is confirmed and what still depends on your device, region, or situation.
A parked car can heat up quickly. Here is how to check your power bank after heat exposure, when to stop using it, and why one temperature number does not fit every model.
Read the heat-safety checklist“AI PC” and “Copilot+ PC” are not interchangeable. Here is what Microsoft’s label requires, which features vary by chip, and what to check before buying.
Compare the labels and requirements
A QR code is a shortcut, not proof that the destination is trustworthy. Use this quick check before opening a link, paying, signing in, or installing an app.
Use the QR safety checklistHow these articles are made
We start with government, standards, and manufacturer guidance. We do not turn a possibility into a certainty, invent hands-on experience, or hide commercial links inside safety advice.
Read the editorial approach