IT news, innovations and digital technologies in Kyiv region. Latest tech events from Razom UA
Anthropic has upgraded its mid‑tier model to Sonnet 4.6 and made it the default for the Free and Pro tiers. The key change is a 1‑million‑token context window. We explain what this means for code analysis, document audits, and analysts’ practical work during high‑stakes tasks.
Samsung released a teaser ahead of Galaxy Unpacked: a camera with integrated Galaxy AI and mentions of satellite connectivity in the S26 models could become not only a trend for bloggers but also a resilience tool for journalists, volunteers and businesses in Ukraine.
Google has officially confirmed the dates for I/O 2026. Two days of announcements about Android, Gemini and major investments in AI — why this matters for security, startups and Ukraine’s labor market.
After debuting in Japan, Casio is rolling out its Fine Metallic line to European markets. We look at what these models are, how much they will cost, and why they’ll attract attention beyond collectors.
Airbnb has expanded its "Book Now — Pay Later" option worldwide. This is not just a convenience — it is changing traveler behavior and the short-term rental market. We examine how the new model works, who it benefits, and what legal risks accompany it.
Apple has begun showing warnings in macOS Tahoe 26.4: apps running under Rosetta 2 may stop working after the release of macOS 27. Why this matters for security, compatibility, and Ukraine’s state and creative infrastructures — briefly and without panic.
Turkish Aerospace Industries presented the second KAAN prototype — modifications to the fuselage, air intakes and landing gear are intended to improve stealth and create space for modern weaponry. Why this matters now: engines, exports and lessons for the domestic defense industry.
According to Mark Gurman (Bloomberg), Apple may unveil in March 2026 a budget 12.9‑inch MacBook powered by the A18 Pro chip. We look into why the company is taking this step and what practical impact it could have on the Ukrainian market and education.
The new TAF-I10 interceptor from TAF Industries is already undergoing tests. We analyze its specifications, tactical significance, and why this is important now for countering hostile drones.
At St. Peter's Basilica you can now listen to and read along with the Mass in real time on your smartphone. Why this is important for pilgrims, how it is connected to Vatican diplomacy, and what it means for Ukraine — we break it down by the facts.
A small-looking engineering change — integrated fuel tanks — significantly expands the F-35I’s operational autonomy. Why this matters for regional security and what it means for Ukraine and its partners.
Apple is foregoing the big stage and offering a "special experience" to select media on March 4. We analyze which devices it may show, why the format matters, and what role this could play for users and the industry as a whole.
The Ministry of Digital Transformation has announced a nationwide audit of public services: artificial intelligence will identify duplicate and outdated procedures, and the government will receive a roadmap to simplify services — why this matters right now.
Tesla announced the launch of Grok in several European countries. We explain why this is not just about comfort on the road, but also about safety, regulation, and opportunities for Ukrainian specialists and citizens in the EU.
DOU published median salaries for infrastructure specialists: from $1,100 for system administrators to $4,550 for SREs. We analyze what these figures mean for the labor market, company budgets, and the country's cyber resilience.
Samsung has announced an Unpacked event for February 25, 2026. Besides three S26 models and new Buds, the headline feature is satellite connectivity — a development that matters not only for metropolitan users.
Insider Ice Universe reports that Apple plans to integrate the Privacy Display feature from the Galaxy S26 Ultra into future MacBooks. This is not just a technical gimmick: it’s about protecting information in public places and a new option for professionals. We look at when the feature will arrive and what practical consequences it will have for users.
Today Kyiv is bringing online an additional 9 MW of reserve capacity — this will help locally back up hospitals and certain neighborhoods, but covers only about 1% of the capital's needs. We explain what this step means and what next measures are needed for real energy resilience.
An additional 9 MW won't solve all the problems, but it provides a critical cushion of stability — we explain who it matters to and why today.
Japan has for the first time unveiled a demonstrator of a long-range cruise missile. This is not merely a technological gesture — such a project forces a reassessment of approaches to air defense and allied cooperation.
Northrop Grumman has revealed details of Jackal — a turbojet-powered missile that autonomously locates targets in areas of intense jamming. What threat does this pose and what conclusions should we draw today — briefly and to the point.
A third-party Garmin app estimates caffeine levels in the blood, stores the data directly on the watch, and helps plan beverages — useful for medical personnel, volunteers and anyone who values nighttime rest during a demanding schedule.
Out-of-band patch fixes regression after the January update: why this is important for businesses, the public sector, and Ukraine's cyber resilience.
The median salary for IT managers in December 2025 is $3,000 (unchanged over the past six months). Where pay is higher, who has lost out, and which skills actually boost income now — short and to the point.
At CES 2026, Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Book 6 Pro and Ultra with Intel's new 1.8‑nm processors. Performance has increased — but rising memory and SSD prices could change the outlook for Ukrainian buyers and professionals.
Samsung has notified distributors of wholesale price increases of up to 80% for consumer RAM and SSDs. We examine why this happened, which products are already becoming more expensive, and how this will affect Ukrainians’ wallets and IT‑sector spending.
Researchers at Dr.Web, via Bleeping Computer, describe a Trojan that uses TensorFlow.js to visually recognize ad elements and simulate clicks in the background. We explain why this matters for your phone, your wallet, and national cyber-resilience.
A modification carried out in a shop at Shenzhen’s Huaqiangbei market installed a traditional SIM slot in a model sold as eSIM‑only. Why this matters for users, the market, and security — we examine the core issues.
At UMEX 2026, South Korea’s LIG Nex1 and U.S. company Shield AI agreed to integrate the L‑MDM missile onto the V‑BAT unmanned aerial vehicle. The technical move carries practical implications for strike-drone tactics and for allied defense-technology markets.
In the field, where every battery can determine the outcome of an operation, endurance and reliability are matters of safety. Garmin has introduced the tactix 8 Cerakote with a damage‑resistant casing and up to 29 days of battery life. We examine what this delivers in practice and why such solutions are important for our defenders and rescuers.