Technology
AI camera helps prevent suicide on bridges in South Korea
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When AI cameras on bridges across the Han River in Seoul signal that someone is about to jump off the bridge to commit suicide, quick action is extremely important.
Apple releases iOS 26.6 update, macOS 26.6 fixes a series of security vulnerabilities
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Apple has just released iOS 26.6, iPadOS 26.6 and macOS Tahoe 26.6 with a series of security patches.
Profits in China's electronics industry increased by nearly 97% in the first half of the year
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According to Xinhua, China's electronics industry recorded a profit increase of nearly 97% in the first 6 months of 2026.
Microsoft uses AI to fight new generation cybercrime
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Microsoft has just launched the first dedicated AI model for security, along with a new generation agentic security system called Project Perception.
Common computer errors and quick fixes
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Many common computer errors can be fixed right at home without having to be taken for repair.
Anduril's military 5G network operates without infrastructure
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Anduril's new mobile 5G network allows high-speed connection deployment on the battlefield, operating independently without existing infrastructure.
iPhone 18 is said to be postponed to extend the appeal of iPhone 17
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New leaked information shows that Apple is actively delaying the launch of the standard iPhone 18 as part of its competitive strategy.
US new weapon aimed at countering military drones operating in groups
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The new US weapon is named Alecto, using high-power microwaves with the goal of countering drones operating in groups on the modern battlefield.
Instagram removes end-to-end encryption in live messages due to fewer users
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Instagram will stop supporting end-to-end encryption for live messages from May 8.
iPhone 18 Pro promises strong improvements in AI and camera
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iPhone 18 Pro promises strong improvements in AI and camera, bringing flexible photography experience and superior smart performance.
Announcing 10 strategic technology groups, AI and semiconductor prioritized
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AI, semiconductor chips, new energy and quantum technology are in the Strategic Technology List just announced by Vietnam.
Apple prepares for a major turning point with iOS 27 and AI
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Apple prepares for a major turning point with iOS 27 and AI, allowing iPhone users to customize artificial intelligence models according to their needs.
Facebook and Instagram tighten control over children with new AI technology
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Facebook and Instagram tighten control over children with new AI technology, helping to detect sub-age accounts and enhance protection for young users.
Blocking loopholes from millions of uncertified subscribers
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After a period of implementing subscriber authentication according to Circular 08/2026/TT-BKHCN, nearly 900,000 phone numbers were found to be non-genuine. Notably, there are still 34 million subscribers who have not confirmed their ownership.
GPT-5. 5 Instant achieves outstanding math scores, elevating ChatGPT
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GPT-5. 5 Instant achieves superior math scores, helping ChatGPT improve reasoning capabilities, improve accuracy and significantly reduce hallucinations.
iPhone 18 Pro may still retain controversial design
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New leaked information shows that Apple may continue to use anodized coating on iPhone 18 Pro.
Standard iPhone 18 may be less attractive to users
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The latest leaked information shows that Apple may be changing its strategy with the standard iPhone 18 line.
Bumble app loses more than 20% of paid users when updating features
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The dating app Bumble continued to decline in paid users in the first quarter of 2026, although the company is betting heavily on AI and new experiences.
AI creating images promotes the wave of mobile application downloads
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AI creating images is driving strong growth in mobile applications, surpassing chatbots, but not every platform can convert downloads into revenue.
Hundreds of thousands of non-genuine subscribers revealed after review
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New regulations according to Circular 08/2026/TT-BKHCN are helping people check their registered subscriber numbers.
