Samsung is gearing up for its next major software overhaul, One UI 9, expected to roll out to Galaxy devices in the second half of 2026. While an official list is pending, based on update policies and ongoing tests, here’s which phones and tablets are most likely to receive the Android 17-based update, including new AI features.
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Telecom Operators Say “Enough.” Europe Risks Network Stability.
European telecom operators are openly opposing planned changes to EU cybersecurity regulations, warning that political decisions could lead to poorer service quality, higher costs, and stalled investments in critical infrastructure.
Vivo Unveils New Smartphone: Significant Upgrades Over Predecessor
Vivo has officially launched its new V70 smartphone, boasting substantial improvements over the previous V60 model. Featuring enhanced build quality, a durable design, and upgraded fast charging, the Vivo V70 is set to offer a premium user experience with its vibrant OLED display and advanced camera capabilities.
X Embraces New Video Mode: Inspiration Immediately Apparent
X is once again transforming how users consume video on its platform, with Elon Musk pushing a new vertical, immersive video player reminiscent of TikTok. This update, currently rolling out on iOS, aims to attract creators and viewers but has already sparked significant debate among users regarding forced full-screen viewing and aspect ratio issues. Discover how this shift aligns with broader industry trends and X’s ambitious future.
Google Maps with Restrictions: No Account, You Have a Problem
Google Maps has introduced controversial changes, imposing a “limited view” on users who are not logged in. This new restriction removes key features like user reviews, photos, and detailed place information, sparking user frustration and raising questions about Google’s evolving platform philosophy.
Every Second Person Complains, But Everyone Watches. No Changes Among Poles.
Discover the dominant players in the Polish streaming market in January 2026. Despite widespread complaints, Netflix continues its reign, attracting millions of users and capturing the most viewing time, with HBO Max and Prime Video following closely.
Scam Alert: ‘Inspector Kowalczewski’ Fraud. Police Warn Public.
The Central Bureau of Investigation Police (CBŚP) issues a critical warning about a new SMS scam where criminals impersonate officers, threatening legal action to extort personal data or money. Learn how to recognize these deceptive messages and protect yourself from sophisticated financial fraud.
Apple Introduces New Charging Option. Windows Has Had It for a Long Time, But They Won’t Tell You
Apple’s macOS Tahoe 26.4 brings a long-awaited battery charge limit feature, similar to iOS, allowing users to extend their MacBook’s battery lifespan by setting a maximum charge percentage. This crucial update mirrors functionality found in many Windows laptops, providing users with enhanced control over battery health.
Over 20 Million Poles Pay This Way: BLIK Continues Its Strong Growth
BLIK, Poland’s leading mobile payment system, achieved record growth in 2025 across transactions, user base, and international expansion. This remarkable performance fuels speculation about a potential Initial Public Offering (IPO), positioning the fintech as an attractive investment opportunity.
Nothing Phone 4a Launch: Company Strikes Just After Apple’s Conference
Nothing has officially announced its new Phone 4a and 4a Pro series launch for March 5, 2026, strategically scheduled just one day after Apple’s rumored iPhone 17e debut, aiming to capture global attention and dominate the mid-range smartphone market.
Watch Your Favorite Series in the Car: Apple CarPlay Reveals an Unusual Feature
Exciting news for Apple CarPlay users! Upcoming iOS updates suggest a new feature allowing video playback directly on your car’s infotainment screen via AirPlay, but only when the vehicle is safely parked.
Apple Prepares Something New. We’re Betting on an iPhone.
Apple is reportedly sending out invitations for an unexpected March 2026 event, sparking speculation about a new iPhone 17e, new MacBooks with the M5 chip, updated monitors, and a refreshed iPad Air. Discover what to expect from this potential early-year product showcase.
The War on Ad Blockers Hits YouTube: Disappearing Comments and Descriptions
YouTube users are reporting a widespread issue where comments and video descriptions are vanishing, a problem increasingly linked to the platform’s ongoing efforts to combat ad blockers. This development marks a new phase in the battle between YouTube and ad-blocking software, impacting viewer experience and potentially creator revenue.
It’s Official: Messenger.com Is Shutting Down, Leaving Only Facebook
Meta has confirmed that Messenger.com will cease operations by April 2026, consolidating all web-based chats onto Facebook.com. This move impacts desktop users, especially those without Facebook accounts, prompting significant community discussion.
Android Auto 16.3: Two Significant Changes Coming Soon for Drivers
The latest Android Auto 16.3 beta update is set to introduce two significant enhancements: user-controlled light/dark mode and improved video playback capabilities, offering drivers greater personalization and entertainment options while prioritizing safety.
We Visited the ‘Shelters’ from the Government Map. In Case of Danger, the Situation is Dramatic
An investigation into Poland’s government-issued shelter map reveals critical flaws, including inaccessible locations, legal ambiguities, and a stark contrast between official claims and ground reality, raising serious concerns about public safety preparedness.
Samsung to Change Galaxy Buds4 Design: Leaks Reveal Details
Samsung fans eagerly await the Galaxy S26, but new leaks suggest the Galaxy Buds4 may launch alongside it, sporting a significantly revamped design. Details emerging from One UI 8.5 hint at flat stems, repositioned controls, and a potential absence of ‘blade lights’.
Bitcoin Ransom and YouTuber Detectives: A New Era of Kidnappings
Criminals are increasingly using advanced technology like cryptocurrencies for illicit activities, complicating investigations. This article explores how cases like the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother-in-law of TV presenter Savannah Guthrie, highlight a “new era” of kidnappings where Bitcoin ransoms and citizen detectives on platforms like YouTube play a significant, albeit complex, role.
Apple’s iPhone 18 Series May Ditch Physical SIM Slots, Impacting Global Users
Apple is reportedly planning a significant design change for its upcoming iPhone 18 series, potentially removing the physical SIM card slot in favor of eSIM-only technology across more global markets. This shift could lead to larger batteries and improved device design, but also requires users to adapt to virtual SIM cards. Learn more about the implications, benefits, and challenges of this anticipated move.
Obama Joked That Aliens Exist, And People In Poland Claimed He Is One Of Them
A recent interview where former President Barack Obama playfully suggested the existence of aliens, while denying they are held in Area 51, has sparked a firestorm of online discussion and conspiracy theories, with some even claiming Obama himself is an extraterrestrial.
Galaxy S26 Ultra with Snapdragon Crushes Exynos in S26: Benchmark Results Leave No Doubt
Recent benchmark leaks indicate that the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 in the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra significantly outperforms the Exynos 2600 in the standard Galaxy S26, especially in single-core performance. Discover what these early results mean for the next generation of Samsung flagships.
Paying for HBO Max but Can’t Watch? Polish Consumer Watchdog Takes Action
Poland’s Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK) has filed charges against HBO Europe. The consumer watchdog alleges that HBO Max unilaterally disabled its service on older Smart TVs and devices, forcing users to upgrade their hardware despite active subscriptions. This action is part of a broader crackdown on subscription service providers.
Google Photos Under Fire: Users Complain That Iconic Feature Works Worse
Google Photos users are increasingly frustrated with the Magic Eraser feature, reporting a significant loss in precision, particularly for minor photo corrections. Many attribute these issues to the major editor overhaul implemented last year. This article explores user complaints, potential reasons for the decline, and Google’s silence on the matter.