IT news, innovations and digital technologies in Kyiv region. Latest tech events
Google announced Lyria 3 Pro — a model that generates structured tracks lasting up to three minutes. It’s a tool for podcasters, developers and media — but also a challenge for copyright rules. We break down where the model is available, how content protection works, and why this matters specifically for Ukraine.
Money likes silence, but these numbers are worth knowing: Xiaomi is bringing a smartphone with a large battery and an attractive price to Europe — what this means for buyers in Ukraine and the EU.
After the March 25 presentation, PBKreviews published a full teardown of the Galaxy A57 (along with the A37). We explain which components are inside, how repairable the device is, and why this matters to users.
At AUSA 2026 the autonomous counter‑drone system Leonidas AGV was unveiled — a mobile unit that disables drone electronics using microwave pulses. Why this matters for Ukraine and what limitations should be taken into account — concise and analytical.
Samsung unveiled two new mid-range smartphones with expanded AI features, IP68 protection, and long-term security support. We examine what this means for Ukrainian users and the market.
In a small product update — a big practical effect: Uklon has integrated bus ticket sales into its app. Forbes Ukraine obtained a comment from CEO Serhiy Hryshkov; the feature is already being tested on Android, with iOS to follow. We examine why this matters for the movement of people, businesses and logistics during the war.
On March 25, Chinese state media showed the full cycle of the Atlas swarm’s operation — from reconnaissance to strike. This was not just a display of hardware: swarm tactics are changing the rules of airspace defense. We examine what was shown and what conclusions air defense systems must draw.
NASA has announced a significant revision to the Artemis program: the orbital Lunar Gateway will not be deployed as planned, and its components will be adapted for a lunar surface base. The decision is not merely a technical change but a turning point for partners, the commercial sector, and new energy solutions on the Moon’s surface.
New builds bring tools for music, accessibility improvements, and changes to family payments. We break down what Ukrainian users should know and why the update matters right now.
Sora — an experimental platform for generating short videos — is officially shutting down. This is not simply a business failure: a decline in activity, weak moderation, and legal risks have sparked a wide debate about trust in AI-generated content and information security here and now.
Acting Minister Bornyakov confirmed in an interview with Speka: electronic draft notices will not be introduced. We explain why the decision is important for the trust of millions of users and how it complements digital support for the frontline.
The new OnePlus focuses on battery life and peak performance. We break down the key technical choices, the price tag, and why the launch in China matters for buyers and the market as a whole.
Reuters reports an exclusive deal: Samsung will supply HBM4 for OpenAI's first Titan processor. This is not just a contract — it signals a reshaping of supply chains and competition in the AI industry.
In California, the Talon IQ, equipped with Shield AI’s Hivemind system, carried out elements of combat patrolling and target engagement. This is not just a technological test — it’s a signal of how autonomous drones will change tactics, supply chains, and the capabilities of partners, including Ukraine.
Xiaomi unveiled the Watch S5 in China — a lightweight smartwatch with a 1.48-inch AMOLED display, eSIM support, and up to 21 days of battery life. We break down the real benefits these features offer and why it's worth knowing about them today.
Public data from a smartwatch allowed tracking the location of a French aircraft carrier in the Mediterranean Sea. This is not an isolated curiosity — it’s a wake-up call for military and civilian personnel who work near equipment.
The Ministry of Digital Transformation presented requirements that will change how operators' websites, apps, and service centers operate. This is not just technology — it is the right of millions of Ukrainians to equal access to communication and information.
Meta announced on Threads: Reels can now be paused with a single tap. Why this simple change matters for viewers and Ukrainian creators — briefly and to the point.
Cloudflare's CEO warned at SXSW that generative AI will drive bot traffic to levels that exceed human traffic. Why this matters for Ukraine — and what steps the government, the defense sector and businesses should already be taking.
OpenAI is preparing a single desktop application that will integrate ChatGPT, its own browser and Codex. CNBC reports the aim is to simplify work and boost productivity, but for Ukraine questions of security and technological autonomy are also important.
Perplexity AI has released a mobile version of its AI-powered browser Comet for iOS. We break down why this matters — from search capabilities to privacy risks and implications for Ukraine's digital space.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Shield AI integrated Hivemind into the lightweight ARMD drone within eight weeks and demonstrated autonomous coordination and target pursuit — a technology that is already beginning to shape unmanned operations tactics and has direct relevance to Ukraine's defense needs.
Asus published teasers and renders of the ROG Strix SCAR 18 (2026). This is not just an upgrade — it’s a signal of an orientation toward maximum performance. We break down the technical details and practical implications for Ukrainian users.
Macworld tested the MacBook Neo with only 8 GB of RAM and found that, in real-world basic 4K editing scenarios, the laptop runs reliably. We explain why this is possible, which limitations should be considered, and for whom such a purchase makes sense in Ukraine.
At SXSW, Nothing founder Carl Pei predicts the gradual displacement of mobile apps by AI agents. It's not just about convenience — it's a challenge to privacy, the economy and Ukraine's defense capabilities.
Messaging apps are no longer just a convenience — nearly half of Ukrainians communicate with relatives abroad via chats and video calls. We examine why this matters for security, assistance, and the services that cater to the diaspora.
OpenAI has responded to a wave of criticism and is changing ChatGPT’s tone — from promotional hints to more direct, rational responses. Why this matters now and what the quality of AI language means for information resilience.
Researchers from Google, Lookout and iVerify warn that the DarkSword tool is stealing data via browser vulnerabilities — the risk affects roughly a quarter of users who haven’t updated iOS. We explain what’s happening and what to do right now.
A "Combating Gambling Addiction" section has appeared on the PlayCity website: a quick self-check, addresses of support centers, and an access-blocking mechanism for 6 months to 3 years — an important step in protecting family budgets and mental health.
AMD has secured supplies of Samsung's high-speed HBM4 memory for new accelerators and servers — a move that speeds up large AI models and creates opportunities for Ukrainian cloud and defense solutions.