British startup WeWalk has created a smart folding cane Smart Cane 2 for visually impaired people. The device is equipped with a voice assistant based on the GPT AI model. This is “one of the few truly successful and useful examples of the use of artificial intelligence,” Engadget notes

Turkmenistan will host a competition of innovative projects titled "ICT Start-up: Innovative Projects for Sustainable Development" among young people.

In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has become one of the fastest-growing sectors in technology, leading to a significant increase in energy consumption by data centers.

Insiders have learned the first information about the next Vertu phone. It will be called Vertu Signature S+. They say, this will be the most expensive push-button phone on Android. It will receive a luxury design made of premium materials, as well as support for AI functions

At CES 2025, the Swippitt IPS instant charging system for smartphones was presented, which became one of the most popular products of the event. It offers simple and fast charging of smartphones, eliminating the need to get power from an outlet or a wireless station

OpenAI, renowned for its advancements in artificial intelligence, has announced the commencement of a search for specialists in the field of robotics development. This decision marks the company's return to the concept of creating general-purpose robots, an initiative it had abandoned in 2020.

Apple has updated the interface of its App Store, making it more user-friendly.

"Turkmentelekom" telecommunications company offers rental services of Hosting VDS (Virtual dedicated server), Dedicated (Physical server), Collocation (Colocation) - a convenient and economical way to host large projects, as well as flexibly configured multiple websites.

Latvian national air carrier Air Baltic has conducted a test flight to check the operation of the Starlink satellite Internet on board its aircraft, which is necessary to obtain the corresponding certificate from the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)

Meta, the company behind social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram, has announced significant changes to its fact-checking system.