Technology
Instagram tests Instants to compete with Snapchat
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Instagram is testing a new app called Instants, competing directly with Snapchat.
Microsoft patches dangerous vulnerability in Notepad
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Microsoft has patched a serious vulnerability in Notepad, preventing the risk of hackers taking control of Windows computers.
Samsung surpasses Xiaomi and Apple in Southeast Asia
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Smartphone shipments in Southeast Asia in 2025 reached 100 million units, of which Samsung surpassed Oppo and Xiaomi to lead.
Apple's Siri AI upgrade may be released later than expected
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Apple's AI-integrated Siri upgrade may be delayed due to test problems, postponing the launch date compared to the plan.
Spain launches SRC 100 Razor stealth UAV
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SRC 100 Razor is a multi-purpose, self-propelled UAV, integrated with a secure communication system, serving ISR missions in complex environments.
Cancer vaccine: Promising medical technology
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Normally, vaccines help protect us against disease. But cancer vaccines are different, they are potential therapies to treat people who already have cancer.
NASA and promising space projects in 2023
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The end of 2023 promises to be a busy time for the aerospace industry in general and NASA in particular, as the agency plans to announce the four-member crew of the next Artemis mission.
Space travel - future travel trend
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Space travel has been rapidly increasing recently: 42 out of 51 commercial astronauts recognized by the US Federal Aviation Administration have left the Earth within the past two years.
Why is NASA still loyal to lunar exploration?
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Why is NASA still aiming to explore the Moon, even though humans have set foot there since 1969?
The most notable notebooks without fans today
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Most popular laptops today are equipped with heat fans, depending on the size and purpose of use. Although it helps the computer run smoother, its sound is quite annoying.
Why hasn't the Metaverse yet shown its appeal?
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Web3 and Metaverse have been one of the biggest and most discussed technology trends for some time. Currently, many people with a voice in the technology community consider these two phenomena to be the determination of the future of the internet.
Will Apple narrow the Benzel borders on this year's iPhone series?
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A leaked source has claimed that the iPhone 15 Pro will have thinner edges than the iPhone 14 Pro.
Is Apple really immune to mass layoffs?
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Unlike many other tech giants, Apple has no intention of laying off a series of its employees.
E-Ink screen, technology for book lovers
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For those who love reading, E-Ink screen technology is no longer a strange name. In today's market, E-Ink technology is increasingly widely applied and becoming a "tersome competitor" to LCD technology in the future.
Things to know about virtual reality technology in 2023
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New technologies are appearing on virtual reality products and related terms are gradually becoming more popular.
Strange Places Discoverted on Google Earth
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The images on Google Earth are available for anyone to download software, and archaeologists have taken advantage of this rich resource.
The strangest objects in the universe
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Our planets represent life, a very small part of special phenomena that can be found throughout the universe. Every day, astronomers come up with new surprises about the vastness of the universe.
How does a smart air conditioner work?
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Smart air conditioners are quickly becoming an important technological device for many modern households, providing more flexible control and operation than traditional air conditioners.
Apple launches Mac mini M2, death anniversary of mini series using Intel chip
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The M2 Mac mini starts at a new, lower price of $599, while the M2 Pro Mac mini starts at $1299.
Support on products: Current interest of Big Techs
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Progress in assistants continues to be recorded in 2022, paving the way for a comprehensive technology industry, better meeting user needs.
