Technology
Samsung discontinues its own messaging app, completely switches to Google Messages
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Samsung officially announces the termination of Samsung Messages service in July.
Anthropic adjusts usage fees, sparking debate about open AI
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Anthropic has introduced a new policy on collecting separate fees for third-party tools but is controversial, facing reactions from the AI development community.
Serbia tests self-propelled UAV capable of firing 3 missiles while flying
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Serbia tests IKA-ROCKET UAV capable of launching missiles while flying, opening a new step for modern military unmanned systems.
The future of humanoid robots when entering the 6G era
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6G technology not only accelerates connection but also helps robots communicate and learn continuously, opening up a smarter automation era.
Apple releases iOS 26.5 beta, begins deploying ads on Maps
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Apple has just officially released the first beta version of iOS 26.5 with notable changes.
ASIC chip inventory for AI servers increases sharply globally
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According to market research company Counterpoint Research, the output of ASIC chips for AI servers globally is expected to increase sharply in the near future.
AI helps US workers reduce administrative workload
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From email writing, document synthesis to communication support, AI is gradually becoming a familiar work tool, contributing to changing American working habits.
Apple may upgrade MacBook Pro twice in 2026
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Apple is said to be speeding up the MacBook Pro upgrade cycle this year.
Smart nozzle technology helps increase fire fighting efficiency by 300%
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Sunny Sethi - founder of HEN Technologies - is pursuing the goal of developing smart fire extinguisher technology, increasing fire fighting efficiency and saving water.
New AI platform helps US military shorten combat time
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The DOGMA AI platform is designed to process real-time data, supporting the US military to improve combat and defense capabilities.
Apple is preparing to launch the new generation Siri, integrating Google's Gemini technology
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Apple is said to be planning to announce a completely new version of Siri in the second half of February.
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Reduced storage capacity may push PC prices up
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After RAM, storage capacity may be affected by reduced output, leading to increased costs for PCs (personal computers) compared to before.
Harvey acquires Hexus startup, accelerating the legal AI race
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According to Techcrunch, legal artificial intelligence (AI) startup Harvey has just acquired Hexus.
Proteus and Britain's major advance in automatic helicopter technology
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He first took off a large-sized self-propelled helicopter, marking a technological turning point, opening up a new direction for modern naval aviation development.
New feature helps Spotify no longer need to guess listeners' intentions
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The new feature on Spotify turns music discovery into two-way interaction, combining listening history, text reminders and continuous updates.
Young people in the middle of technology Tet and the problem of preserving the soul of tradition
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Amidst the increasingly developed technology of Tet, young people are facing the problem of balancing modernity and preserving national traditional values.
Google accelerates AI, OpenAI faces new challenges
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The former OpenAI research leader believes that the slowdown in ChatGPT's development has helped Google quickly catch up in the artificial intelligence race.
iPhone sets market share record in India, despite market stagnation
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In 2025, iPhone recorded the highest market share ever in India.
Google confirms Gmail incident, user mailbox "soaked" with strange mail
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The automatic filtering error caused many emails to be misclassified, and some emails were not scanned for spam. Google said it is urgently fixing it.
Visiting a classroom for humanoid robots
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In the fast pace of technology, human-shaped robots are leaving the laboratory to enter special "classrooms", where they are taught the smallest movements, opening up the prospect that machines can undertake meticulous, repetitive tasks in human life.
