IT news, innovations and digital technologies in Kyiv region. Latest tech events from Razom UA
Galaxy S26 Ultra mockups have appeared online — not only the body design, but also the choice of chips and new camera optics could reshape user expectations and the market in Ukraine. We break it down briefly and to the point.
A contract to provide technical support for two THAAD batteries through 2028 is a quiet but significant step in strengthening multilayer air defenses in the Middle East. We analyze why this matters and what lessons can be drawn for Ukrainian defense policy.
LG unveiled four new portable XBOOM speakers — Stage 501, Blast, Mini and Rock — featuring elements of artificial intelligence and a design created in collaboration with will.i.am. We explain the technical decisions behind the announcement and what they mean for users, the market and practical needs during a crisis.
Money loves silence: an affordable charging station from Xiaomi can reduce the number of power bricks in the home, cut e‑waste, and simplify life for people who work on the go. Sales start January 7 — we break down the technical details and what it means for users.
Users report a faint but noticeable hissing from iPhone 17 Pro speakers when the device is plugged in — MacRumors has logged several cases. We examine why this matters for users and what to do while Apple engineers investigate the issue.
A Ukrainian studio sums up 2025 and lays out a concrete technical and narrative plan for 2026. We explain why this matters and how game design, security, and Ukraine’s international reputation are interconnected.
Over 23 million users and millions of requests: figures from the Ministry of Digital Transformation show that digitalization is no longer about convenience, but about the state’s security and efficiency. We examine what is working and why it matters to every Ukrainian.
After three years as CEO of monomarket, Artem Shevchenko announced the end of his work on the project. We break down what was achieved during that time, why the leader’s departure is an important marker of market maturity, and what questions the change in leadership raises for monobank and the industry.
Due to planned technical works, some buildings in Teremky have temporarily been left without heating. We explain who is affected, what energy workers and emergency responders have already done, and how residents should act.
According to insiders, the S26 Ultra will receive new lenses, an anti-reflective coating and powerful sensors. This is not just a technical upgrade — it matters for the quality of video communications, content creators and journalism in Ukraine.
The new Amazfit smartwatch combines long battery life, a very bright AMOLED display and navigation with offline maps — an attractive proposition for active users and those who value the balance between price and features.
Photos of a mobile electromagnetic catapult surfaced on Chinese social media in December 2025 and were included in an Army Recognition report. The technical details are simple, the consequences are complex: the mobility of heavy drones poses new challenges for air defense and electronic warfare.
The new digital mentor, created in partnership with Google.org and based on Gemini, is already helping students grasp courses faster and compile study notes. In short — how to enable it, what will change, and what’s next for Ukrainian education.
At CES 2026 Samsung will unveil a feature called Brain Health that will analyze gait, voice and sleep to detect changes in cognitive condition. It’s a step toward preventive medicine — important for users and healthcare systems — but when and in which regions (including Ukraine) it will become available is not yet known.
Over the next two weeks, pilot 5G zones will launch in parts of two cities. We explain why rolling out during wartime is both a technical challenge and a signal of confidence in infrastructure investment.
Insider Digital Chat Station and Gizmochina report that Xiaomi is testing an additional model in the 17-series family. Why this matters now — a brief look at the technical details, release timeline, and market impact, including for Ukrainian consumers.
The world's largest accounting certification body is restricting online testing after a wave of AI‑assisted cheating was detected. The decision will affect not only standards of integrity — it will also impact access to certifications and employers' trust in Ukraine.
Insider renders and a leak of the iOS 26 beta confirm that Apple is planning a foldable iPhone for 2026. We unpack the technical details, sources, and implications for consumers — including the Ukrainian market.
At the end of December Ubisoft was forced to completely shut down Rainbow Six Siege after a hack: players were accidentally credited with in-game currency and expensive items worth more than $13 million. This is not just damage to the virtual economy — it’s a test of trust in platforms and the protection of players’ rights.
More than half of the branches of international tech companies in Israel have reported an increase in relocation requests. We analyze why this matters for Ukraine — from competition for talent to signals for investment.
At CES 2026 in Las Vegas, LG will present Cloid — a home humanoid with two arms and five independent fingers. This is a demonstration not only of design: the technology moving into households will affect the labor market, logistics and security. We examine which consequences Ukraine should take into account.
Ukraine is preparing its own large language model and an AI Factory infrastructure on Nvidia hardware. Why this matters for security, the judiciary and business — we explain the essentials.
OpenAI has integrated an apps directory into ChatGPT: connecting Dropbox, Apple Music or DoorDash with a single click. It’s an opportunity for Ukrainian startups and a tool for volunteers, but also a challenge for data protection and monetization.
Opal is now available in the web version of Gemini — a visual, no-code builder for creating custom AI applications. Why this matters for business, education and defense technologies in Ukraine — briefly and to the point.
The Ministry of Digital Transformation reports: Diia’s AI consultant has independently processed over 1,000,000 requests. This is not just fast responses — it boosts the resilience of public services and gives operators more time to handle complex cases.
Samsung has begun rolling out One UI 8 Watch for the Galaxy Watch 5 (Wi‑Fi and LTE) in Europe: firmware DYK4 (~1.8 GB) brings improved security, new gestures and customization tools — important for those looking to extend their device's life without unnecessary expense.
Reuters reports on Bitcoin extortion following a leak of paid users' data. We explain why this matters now and what simple steps can protect your privacy.
According to the Financial Times, Amazon is in talks about an investment of up to $10 billion in OpenAI that would include supplying Trainium chips and leasing AWS capacity. We examine why this matters for cloud competitors and why Ukraine should be tracking it.
After updating to iOS 26.2, owners of iPhone 13 and newer models can receive SMS via Starlink satellites — a move that boosts communications resilience in critical regions and paves the way for voice and internet in 2026.
The Information reports: the next "affordable" iPhone will get magnetic wireless charging up to 25 W and a new C1X modem. We explain why this is more than just faster charging and how the changes will affect the market and users in Ukraine.