Foldable iPhone Fold will receive 12 GB of Samsung RAM for AI performance
Apple’s first foldable smartphone, currently known by the working name iPhone Fold, will combine the compactness of a smartphone with the functionality of a tablet
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From YouTube to AI skills: how a new tool automates learning
Watching video tutorials has become more efficient thanks to a tool called Skill Seekers. This open-source program instantly converts knowledge from YouTube or Vimeo videos into a format understood by Claude, Gemini, and ChatGPT
Microsoft focuses its strategy in Central Asia on AI — new Regional head
Microsoft Corporation has officially announced the appointment of Gabriela Popescu as Regional Manager responsible for Romania, Moldova, and the countries of Central Asia. The decision signals the technology giant’s growing focus on the region’s digital market
Starlink lowers barriers: Free equipment rental and new Internet prices
SpaceX has significantly updated the subscription terms for its satellite internet service Starlink, making the service more accessible to a broader audience. The key change is the removal of the requirement to purchase expensive hardware. In several regions, the company has started offering the equipment for free rental
Arduino opens tools for training custom AI models
Arduino has significantly simplified the work of developers by introducing tools for creating and deploying custom neural networks directly in the Arduino App Lab environment
Microsoft Build 2026: Artificial intelligence will be the main theme of the annual conference
Microsoft has officially announced the dates for its largest technology conference, Microsoft Build 2026. The event will take place on June 2–3 in San Francisco
OpenAI introduces GPT-5.3 Instant: A new ChatGPT model saves users time
OpenAI has begun rolling out a new version of its language model — GPT-5.3 Instant. The main direction of the update is a fundamental change in the “behavior” of artificial intelligence: interaction with ChatGPT is expected to become more productive and less formal
Apple plans smart video doorbell with Face ID
Apple is preparing to enter the home security market. The new product in the Home ecosystem will be a video doorbell with facial recognition
OpenAI updates tools for creating AI Agents
OpenAI has released a major update to its programming interfaces (API), making interactions with artificial intelligence faster and more accurate
Music production of the future: ProducerAI joins Google Labs
The music creation platform ProducerAI has officially become part of Google Labs. Available in more than 250 countries, the service will now be developed within the Google ecosystem as a full-scale professional production tool
Up to 50% off home appliances: “Elektronika Dünýäsi” welcomes spring with major discounts
According to store representatives, the goal of the campaign is to give customers the opportunity to replace outdated appliances with modern, energy-efficient models at prices offered only once a year
80s “Big Mac”: Computer history museum unveils giant Macintosh replica
An unusual exhibit has appeared at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, USA — the “Big Mac.” It is a comically oversized yet fully functional replica of the iconic 1986 Macintosh Plus computer
Oppo, OnePlus, Vivo, Xiaomi: Chinese smartphones will rise in price starting March
Leading Chinese smartphone brands, including Oppo, OnePlus, Vivo, and Xiaomi, have announced plans to raise prices for their devices starting in March 2026
Huawei introduces Watch GT Runner 2 and other new products in Madrid
At a large-scale presentation in Madrid, Huawei unveiled its updated lineup of gadgets. The highlight of the event was the specialized running smartwatch Huawei Watch GT Runner 2, designed for both amateur and professional athletes
The return of the iPod: Why Apple’s legendary music players are back in fashion
Sales of used iPod Classic and iPod Nano have unexpectedly increased by 25%. Although Apple Inc. discontinued them in 2022, young people and Generation Z have begun actively buying these “outdated” gadgets
