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Sachin is an editor for Techtiper, focusing on software, apps, and services. He writes on virtual private networks, privacy tools, cybersecurity issues, and ethics in tech. Sachin also covers news about Tech Industry. On a separate note, he plays a ton of online chess and is a fan of overly complicated sci-fi movies.
The Secret of a Cat’s Landing Revealed: It Could Aid in Building Agile Robots
New research from Yamaguchi University in Japan unveils the intricate spinal mechanics allowing cats to consistently land on their feet. This discovery not only enhances our understanding of feline agility but also holds significant promise for developing more stable and nimble robots.
The End of Private Conversations: Meta Removes Key Security Feature
Meta is discontinuing end-to-end encryption (E2EE) for some Instagram chats after May 8th, a surprising move given its past emphasis on user privacy and E2EE implementation across other platforms like WhatsApp. This change means message content may become accessible to Meta and potentially law enforcement.
Samsung’s Smartwatch with a New Connection Type: A Company First
Samsung is set to redefine wearables with the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, featuring pioneering full 5G, a powerful Snapdragon Wear Elite processor, and groundbreaking satellite connectivity. Explore its advanced capabilities and expected 2026 launch.
Soon You’ll Open a Business in mObywatel. It’s Greenlighted.
The Polish Parliament has approved an amendment to the CEIDG law, enabling sole proprietorship registration directly through the mObywatel application. This digital transformation aims to simplify business setup, eliminating paper applications and in-person visits to government offices, making entrepreneurship more accessible and efficient for future business owners.
Will Amazon Change the Date of a Major Event? The “Sales Holiday” Might Shift
Unofficial reports suggest that Amazon Prime Day 2026 might launch earlier than in previous years, potentially shifting from early July to late June. This strategic move could have significant implications for the e-commerce market, particularly in the United States, by impacting quarterly financial reporting, Amazon’s market dominance, and competitor strategies. The article also touches upon recent Amazon Prime subscription price adjustments observed in specific regions.
How Polish is the Artemis II Mission? Our Engineers Were Indispensable
Once a subject of online jokes, Poland’s space industry is now a vital contributor to NASA’s Artemis II mission. Polish companies are supplying crucial technology, such as infrared detectors for the Orion capsule’s life support systems, ensuring humanity’s safe return to the Moon’s vicinity. Discover how Poland’s expertise and commitment to the European Space Agency are making a tangible impact on this historic deep space endeavor, bringing significant economic and technological benefits to the nation.
Australia Banned Social Media for Youth, But Teenagers Still Found a Way
Australia’s social media ban for under-16s faces hurdles as new data reveals a fifth of teenagers are still bypassing restrictions on platforms like Instagram and TikTok, prompting government action and ongoing monitoring.
The RAM Crisis Accelerates: A Critical Shortage of Raw Materials
The global RAM crisis is set to worsen as a critical helium shortage impacts semiconductor manufacturing. Geopolitical tensions are disrupting key supply chains for vital materials, threatening further price increases for memory modules and affecting the entire tech industry.
Google Maps with a revolutionary update: ‘The biggest change in a decade’
Google Maps is undergoing its most significant transformation in a decade, powered by the advanced Gemini AI models. This update introduces “Ask Maps” for conversational queries and an enhanced “Immersive View for Routes” for next-generation navigation, promising to revolutionize how users interact with the map.
The James Dyson Award 2026 Contest Begins: A Chance for Young Engineers
The James Dyson Award 2026 is now open for applications, inviting young innovators in design and engineering to showcase their groundbreaking solutions. With significant cash prizes and support for project development, this global competition seeks to empower the next generation of problem-solvers.
Armageddon-like Scene: NASA Strikes an Asteroid
NASA’s DART mission successfully altered an asteroid’s orbit, demonstrating a kinetic impactor technique that could one day defend Earth from hazardous space objects. This historic experiment represents a crucial step in planetary defense.
Meizu Exits Smartphone Production, Shifts Focus to AI and Electric Vehicles
Chinese smartphone veteran Meizu is discontinuing phone production after more than two decades, pivoting its entire strategy to artificial intelligence (AI) development and automotive software. This significant shift comes amidst soaring component costs, particularly for RAM and processors, and intense competition in the global smartphone market. Meizu plans to transform into an “AI Terminals” company, leveraging its Flyme OS as an open AI platform and becoming a leader in software for electric vehicles through its partnership with Geely.
LeakBase Shut Down by Authorities: The End of One of the Largest Hacking Forums
Europol, in a major international operation with law enforcement from 14 countries, has dismantled LeakBase, a prominent forum for trading stolen data. The platform, which hosted 142,000 users and millions of compromised records, saw its infrastructure seized and key users arrested.
Polsat Plus Group Honors Olympians: ‘True Sport Isn’t Just About Medals’
The Polsat Plus Group has generously awarded Polish athletes from the recent Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics with significant financial prizes. This initiative celebrates not only medalists but also recognizes exceptional determination, exemplified by speed skater Damian Żurek, who narrowly missed the podium.
FBI Under Hacker Attack: The Bureau Breaks Its Silence
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has confirmed a significant cyberattack on its internal networks, prompting an immediate investigation. While the full extent of the breach and the perpetrators remain unknown, unofficial reports suggest that sensitive surveillance and wiretapping systems may have been targeted. This incident comes amidst internal cybersecurity management challenges at the agency and highlights the persistent threat of cyber warfare against critical government infrastructure.
Samsung Updates Galaxy Watch8: Software Fixes 37 Vulnerabilities
Samsung has begun rolling out a critical security update for its Galaxy Watch8 and Galaxy Watch8 Classic smartwatches. This essential software package includes vital security patches, addressing 37 vulnerabilities to enhance device protection and stability. Users are strongly encouraged to install this update promptly to safeguard their data and ensure optimal performance.
120 Polish Websites Disappear from the Web: Ministry Cuts Down the Forest of Cyber Scammers
A coordinated international cybersecurity operation has successfully shut down hundreds of domains used by online fraudsters, including 120 specifically targeting Polish users. This significant crackdown aims to severely disrupt phishing campaigns across Europe and enhance digital security for millions.
Over 7.5 Million Poles Have Frozen Their PESEL Numbers. Most Still Risk Losing Money.
Discover how freezing your PESEL (Poland’s national identification number) is a crucial defense against cybercrime and identity theft. Learn why over 7.5 million citizens have taken this step, what benefits it offers, and why millions more still risk financial loss by not securing their data.
mObywatel Europe is Coming with New App Features: The Biggest Change in Years
Poland’s mObywatel app is set for its biggest transformation yet, evolving into the foundation for the European Digital Identity Wallet. This integration, driven by the EU’s eIDAS 2.0 regulation, will introduce new cross-border functionalities, enhanced security, and a unified digital experience for its over 11 million users across the European Union.
Żabka Introduces E-Receipts: Find Them in the App
Żabka, a popular convenience store chain, is launching an e-receipt service within its Żappka mobile application. This initiative aims to eliminate paper receipts, offering users a convenient digital record of their purchases. Learn how this new system works, how to activate it, and what it means for your shopping experience.
Uber is working on flying taxis. They are expected to appear this year
Uber is set to launch its ‘Uber Air’ flying taxi service in Dubai this year, powered by Joby Aviation’s eVTOL aircraft. Users will soon be able to book short-distance air travel directly through the Uber app, marking a significant step towards urban air mobility.
End of an Era: The First Transatlantic Fiber Optic Cable Retrieved from the Ocean
TAT-8 was not just the eighth telecommunications cable across the Atlantic; it was the world’s first transatlantic fiber optic cable. Launched in 1988, it dramatically increased data transfer speeds, laying the groundwork for today’s global internet. This article explores TAT-8’s groundbreaking history and the intricate process of its recent retrieval from the ocean floor.