Technology
Apple may launch its first smart glasses next year
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Apple is expected to launch the first smart glasses at WWDC 2027, with privacy becoming a differentiating factor.
Applying technology in getting people's opinions on serving public administration
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Hanoi - Every opinion or reflection of the people is not just for surveying, that is the way the government listens to improve the quality of public administration services.
China deploys commercial satellites to monitor space debris
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According to Xinhua, China has begun deploying its first commercial satellite cluster specializing in monitoring space debris.
How to fix computer errors that automatically turn off power
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Computers automatically turning off suddenly is a common error on both laptops and desktops.
New iPad mini is about to have an upgrade that users have been waiting for for many years
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Apple may be preparing to launch a new generation of iPad mini in October with a series of notable upgrades.
Designed applications suitable for students
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Currently, there are many applications with free versions or educational incentives that are enough to meet the needs of learning, doing projects and creating content.
US accelerates modernization of military radar under pressure from electronic warfare
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The US is accelerating the modernization of military radar as the electronic warfare environment becomes increasingly complex and the frequency spectrum is strongly competed by civilian systems and 5G networks.
Top free online design tools you should try
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Many online design tools today are enough to meet the needs of photo editing, poster making, social media post design or presentation slides.
Apple is about to launch watchOS 27, adding AI feature to smartwatches
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Apple is about to launch watchOS 27 with a focus on improving stability, performance and adding some new AI features to the Apple Watch.
6 search engines to replace Google for users who want to avoid AI and advertising
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6 search engines to replace Google are considered suitable for users who want to search for information in a simpler, more private and less AI-dependent way.
Google is gradually regaining its position in the AI race with Gemini
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Google is showing a strong return in the AI race as Gemini is growing rapidly, deeply integrated into popular global services and devices.
Security features on phones help fight sophisticated spyware
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Security features on iPhone and Android are becoming an important layer of defense, helping users reduce the risk of spyware intrusion into their devices.
CORTEX EVO smart helmet increases situation awareness for soldiers
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CORTEX EVO smart combat helmets help soldiers increase data connection, danger warning and real-time combat coordination capabilities.
TikTok commits to removing illegal AI music under agreement with UMG
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TikTok is committed to removing illegal AI music under a new agreement with Universal Music Group, in order to increase copyright protection and rights for artists on the platform.
Google promotes the development of smart home AI devices
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Google is stepping up its ambition to bring Gemini deeper into the smart home ecosystem.
Trips with pocket companions
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the way people travel, from planning, exploring destinations to experiencing at airports, hotels and famous landmarks, opening a new era where each smartphone becomes a personal travel assistant always ready to support anytime, anywhere.
ChatGPT is available on PowerPoint, supports creating and editing slides with AI
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ChatGPT has just been included in Microsoft PowerPoint, allowing users to create new, edit and update presentations using natural commands.
Romania's Sahara cruise missile can fly low to avoid radar
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Romania's Sahara missile is designed to attack strategically important targets, using AI to help identify and adjust flight paths.
Netflix promotes functionality as global audiences change their way of watching movies
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Netflix expanded its access support tools as more viewers used subtitles, voice acting, and audio descriptions to enjoy international content.
Anthropic announces AI network security discovers thousands of dangerous vulnerabilities
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Anthropic publishes Claude Mythos AI network security model has discovered more than 10,000 serious security vulnerabilities in just one month.
