IT news, innovations and digital technologies in Kyiv region. Latest tech events
NASA announced new launch dates for the crewed Artemis II mission — the primary window is April 1 with a backup date of April 2. We explain what lies behind the delays, which technical risks still need to be resolved, and why the success of this mission matters beyond the United States — in particular for Ukraine’s technology ecosystem.
Samsung has named the apps that can operate via direct satellite connection on compatible Galaxy devices. We explain which apps, how to check compatibility, and why this matters for communications during war and in remote regions.
Lockheed Martin conducted the first flight tests of the PrSM Increment 2, which traveled roughly 350 km and validated targeting of moving maritime targets. The emergence of this capability alters the operational radius of HIMARS subsystems and has direct implications for Black Sea security and partners’ ability to support Ukraine.
A systemic innovation that won't replace the soldier but could transform reconnaissance and logistics on the front line. Two robots slated for trials in February — we examine the capabilities, limitations, and tactical implications for Ukraine.
The President’s decree opens up the possibility for mobilized personnel and reservists with IT competencies to be selected for digital positions in the armed forces, followed by the assignment of an initial officer rank. Why this matters for security and the labor market — briefly and to the point.
Disney+ added a TikTok-style vertical feed called Verts to its mobile app: short clips make content discovery easier and open up new promotional opportunities, including for Ukrainian projects.
ASBIS has opened pre-orders for the iPhone 17e, MacBook Neo and MacBook Air M5 — sales start on March 20. We outline prices, key features, and what this means for Ukrainian users and professionals.
Huawei and China Mobile unveiled a portable router with an unconventional design, 16 antennas and a 12,000 mAh battery. We lay out the facts and explain why such a device can be useful not only for tourists but also for those who value reliable connectivity in challenging conditions.
Tech YouTuber Zak Nelson (JerryRigEverything) tore down the Galaxy S26 Ultra and revealed the new ALoP camera architecture. This is not just a technical trick — the design's compactness and improved low‑light performance could genuinely affect how Ukrainians document events and work in the field.
Kyiv has opened partners' access to a platform for training models on annotated battlefield imagery — this speeds up target detection and decision-making, but requires strict data-security guarantees.
Google has added an AI assistant, Ask Maps, and realistic 3D navigation, Immersive Navigation, to Google Maps. We examine what this means for users and what opportunities it offers — including in the Ukrainian context.
Superhuman (formerly Grammarly) temporarily disabled a feature that generated "reviews from well-known authors." The move signals risks to trust in editing tools and how AI can complicate authors' rights.
Philips unveiled an automatic coffee machine that, thanks to a new technology, makes cold brew almost instantly. We explain how it works, what really matters, and who in Ukraine might find it useful.
Microsoft is launching a fullscreen Xbox mode in Windows 11 starting in April. We explain why this matters not only for gamers but also for developers, streamers, and Ukraine’s tech ecosystem.
According to Omdia, in 2025 Samsung's share was 29.1% — not just a record, but a signal of how display standards, prices, and supply chains are being shaped, and on which the Ukrainian market also depends.
On March 11, users reported a widespread outage of Telegram. We examine which services were affected, why this matters during the war, and what conclusions should be drawn now.
GlobalLogic is ramping up recruitment — after 359 entry-level hires in 2025, the company has announced plans for up to 1,000 hires in 2026. We examine which skills employers currently value and how this affects the prospects of Ukrainian applicants.
Over six months the share of booked IT specialists rose from 13% to 17% — a signal for employers, the state and the specialists themselves. We break down who is prioritized, how salaries have changed, and what the consequences are for mobility and business.
American miltech Anduril has acquired ExoAnalytic Solutions — a firm that tracks satellites and manages a network of about 400 telescopes. Why this matters for defense contracts, orbital situational awareness, and partners countering Russian aggression.
Meta has acquired the experimental platform Moltbook, where AI agents communicate with one another. We explain why this matters now — for security, the AI market, and Ukraine.
The budget $599 MacBook Neo saves on the SSD — but at what cost to performance and time? We break down The Verge’s tests and explain who should take notice.
DARPA is moving the Bell X-76 project from concept into a series of tests — it is not only a technological experiment but also a potential tool for tactical logistics in the demanding conditions of combat.
DJI has scheduled a global presentation of the Avata 360 for March 26. It's not just a new drone — 8K support, 360° shooting, and a possible FPV mode could change the approach to content creation and operational filming.
One ground robot changed the outcome of a battle: how the Droid TW‑7.62 reduces risks for soldiers and is changing tactics on the frontline. We break it down with facts and expert commentary.
The city, together with SoftServe, has updated its website to meet WCAG standards: a brief look at the specific changes, why they matter, and how this ties into the development of digital infrastructure.
The Ministry of Digital Transformation announces cooperation with Beyond PL (an Nvidia partner) to create small specialized language models. This is a step toward a sovereign AI infrastructure that will affect the speed of court proceedings, the operation of Diia, and the security of state data.
OpenAI has integrated Apple's Shazam music-recognition service into ChatGPT — now you can identify a track without switching to other apps. Why this is useful for journalists, volunteers, and music lovers in Ukraine — brief and practical.
Money loves silence: Latitude59 is now accepting applications through April 15, 2026. For Ukrainian teams, it's a real opportunity to receive mentorship, meet investors, and vie for significant funding rounds.
Sonny Dickson has published new CAD renders of the iPhone Fold — the device could appear as soon as this year alongside the iPhone 18 Pro. We break down which technical solutions to expect, how much it might cost, and why Ukrainian users should keep an eye on it.
Samsung announced plans to increase the number of glasses-free 3D games on the Odyssey 3D Hub platform to 120 by the end of 2026. This is more than marketing — it’s a sign of how access to new content formats is changing and what opportunities this opens up for Ukrainian audiences and developers.