WhatsApp now allows users to invite people without accounts to voice and video calls via browser links, supporting up to 32 participants with end-to-end encryption.
One year after the official end of support, Windows 10 remains active on a significant portion of devices, though users face restricted security updates, frozen software features, and driver limitations.
Microsoft is restructuring its Microsoft 365 update channels, replacing the Targeted Release system with a new unified preference model by January 2027.
Samsung has officially discontinued software support for the Galaxy A23 5G, ending its cycle of OS upgrades and security patches.
Windows 11 now powers nearly 72% of all Windows devices, as Microsoft shifts its strategy toward system optimization and predictable updates following the abandonment of Copilot+ PC branding.
A comparative analysis of Microsoft's 2026 update logs reveals that Windows 10 remains more stable than Windows 11, with fewer critical bugs and installation failures reported.
Qualcomm will provide 8 years of kernel update support for its Elite series chips, enabling OEMs to extend Android software support to 7 years for flagship smartphones.
Microsoft has set a new record by releasing 974 security patches in a single month, driven by the increased use of AI in vulnerability detection.
A TechPowerUp survey of nearly 33,000 users reveals that most do not see the performance improvements promised by Microsoft for Windows 11.
Google has shortened Chrome's update cycle to two weeks starting with version 153 to counter AI-driven security threats.
The Russian electric vehicle Atom has entered serial production and delivery, unveiling a digital development plan for 2026-2027.
