Technology
Amazon adds AI podcast creation feature to Alexa+
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Amazon adds AI podcast creation feature to Alexa+, expanding the role of virtual assistant into a tool to create personalized content for users.
Southeast Asian smartphone market: Price increases, volume decreases
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In the first quarter of 2026, the Southeast Asian smartphone market witnessed a decrease in smartphone shipments of 9% but the average selling price increased sharply by 19%.
Earthquake tremors in Vietnam raise the requirement to upgrade the warning system
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After the earthquake in China on May 18, many areas in Vietnam recorded slight shaking, causing people to worry.
AI and RF sensors help soldiers deal with UAVs in real time
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AI combined with RF sensors helps soldiers detect, track and disable UAVs in real time right on existing tactical walkie-talkies.
Anthropic reinforces Claude ecosystem with new deal
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Anthropic acquired Stainless, a startup that provides SDK tools for OpenAI, Google and Cloudflare, to strengthen infrastructure advantages in the global AI competition.
EFF leaves X amid controversy over declining interaction and traffic
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EFF announced the departure of X after nearly 20 years of operation, saying that the platform no longer brings the same user access efficiency as before.
Instagram allows editing of comments within 15 minutes after posting
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Meta added comment editing feature on Instagram, but limited to the first 15 minutes.
SIM card authentication via VNeID: Users begin to get acquainted when changing phones
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Before the regulation on facial verification when switching SIMs to other phones, many users have begun to get acquainted with this digitization process.
Adobe brings AI into education, supporting from classrooms to work
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Adobe launches Student Spaces in Acrobat, helping students learn more effectively with AI supporting summaries, mind maps and document management.
Cyber security threats related to video games in Southeast Asia increase sharply
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Cyber security threats related to video games in Southeast Asia increased sharply by 86% in the second half of 2025. This poses many challenges in 2026.
UK introduces HAL10 launcher, capable of deploying 10 UAVs in an instant
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He launched the HAL10 system, a modular launcher that can deploy 10 manned UAVs simultaneously in a very short time.
Claude Mythos is controversial because it is too powerful to release
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Claude Mythos of Anthropic is controversial when it is said to be too powerful, capable of detecting long-standing security vulnerabilities and creating attack tools.
All noteworthy information about Apple's upcoming iPhone Fold
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iPhone Fold, Apple's first folding phone, is attracting attention with its new design, high price and possibility of early release than expected.
AWS talks about investing in OpenAI and Anthropic at the same time
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AWS affirms that investing in parallel in Anthropic and OpenAI is a survival strategy in the fierce global AI race.
Risks when buying high-end smartphones of unknown origin
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Users in Vietnam noted that some high-end smartphones of unknown origin have limited features, affecting the experience and safety of use.
North Korea announces new cluster bomb missiles and electromagnetic weapons
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North Korea shows off its new modern military capabilities, with cluster bomb missiles and an electromagnetic warfare system.
Meta launches Muse Spark model: Towards personal superintelligence
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Meta has released an artificial intelligence (AI) model called Muse Spark, marking their "first step" towards a comprehensive reform in this field.
AI Poke assistant allows automation of work right in text messages
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A technology startup has just launched AI Poke assistant, allowing users to set personal automation processes with just text messages.
Canva acquires Simtheory and Ortto, accelerates AI strategy
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Design platform Canva has just announced the acquisition of two startups, Simtheory and Ortto. However, the value of the deal has not been disclosed.
Amazon stops supporting some older Kindle readers
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Amazon has just sent emails to some users, announcing that it will stop supporting Kindle bookshelves and Fire tablets released from 2012 and earlier.
