Technology
Processor chips for smartphones are expected to reduce production in 2026
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It is expected that the amount of processing chips (SoC) shipped for global smartphones will decrease by 7% compared to the previous year in 2026, partly due to increased memory prices.
Google Photos expands AI photo editing to some countries
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Google Photos expanded the AI photo editing feature to India, Australia and Japan, allowing users to edit photos with simple text commands.
Deepfake AI threatens privacy of women and children
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Dozens of sensitive deepfake AI applications still exist on Apple and Google app stores, causing concerns about children's privacy.
WhatsApp strengthens user account protection against cyber attacks
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Meta deploys strict Account Setup mode on WhatsApp. This is a security tool to enhance account protection against network attacks.
FPT Chairman: To make the country rich and strong, chip technology must be mastered
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Chairman of the Board of Directors of FPT Group Truong Gia Binh emphasized that if the country wants to be rich and strong, there is no other way but to master chip technology.
Apple may remove headphone jack from generation 10 iPad
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The latest design of the 10th generation iPad from Apple shows that the basic iPad will no longer have a headphone jack but will instead have a USB - C port.
A series of super-tech products will hit the market this fall
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Technology giants are preparing to launch a series of new products this fall.
SpaceX launches South Korea's first spacecraft to the Moon
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South Korea announced that it had successfully launched the KPLO lunar spacecraft into space thanks to SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket.
Meta removes a series of fake accounts on Facebook and Instagram
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In the latest report, Facebook's parent company Meta said it has removed a series of fake accounts of the Russian hack group.
Twitter sends dozens of court statements to Elon Musk's colleagues
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The legal battle between Twitter and Elon Musk is heating up as Twitter sent dozens of court statements to companies and investors who are billionaire's associates.
Meta to support NFT on Instagram for 100 countries
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Technology giant Meta has deployed a plan to support NFTs on Instagram for more than 100 countries around the world.
Customer's Facebook " robbery" application appears on the App Store
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The Apple App Store has saved a scam app that helps reviewers "broke" Facebook advertisers' marketing accounts.
What does iPhone 14 have that is more outstanding but hotter and has a shocking price
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A series of new mysteries of iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro have been leaked before the launch.
YouTube loosens copyright policies
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In the near future, YouTube video creators will be able to use copyrighted music and earn money from those music videos.
Twitter denies Elon Musk's claim that he was tricked into signing a sales agreement
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Twitter affirmed Elon Musk's statements in a lawsuit filed in Delaware court that he was tricked into signing a company acquisition deal as "unreasonable and contrary to reality".
Does Apple always know how to attract Android enthusiasts?
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Apple always knows how to increase its revenue with a video that answers all questions related to moving data from Android to iPhone.
NASA asks retirees to become space tour guides
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NASA's new policy aims to improve passenger safety on commercial space flights.
US and Japan join hands to cooperate in developing 2 nanometre chip technology
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The US and Japan will cooperate in developing advanced 2 nanometre (nm) chip technology to reduce dependence on Taiwan's TSMC chip factory (China).
Apple delays iPadOS 16 release date to October
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Apple plans to release iPadOS 16 one month later than the iOS 16 operating system.
Samsung joins hands with iFixit to launch self-repair service for Galaxy series
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Samsung's self-repair program is finally ready to go live.
