Mateusz Brzeziński

Mateusz Brzeziński is a financial and technology journalist at Bez-kabli.pl, covering stocks, artificial intelligence, semiconductors and global market developments. He graduated from the Prague University of Economics and Business in the Czech Republic and previously worked in financial analysis before moving into business journalism. His reporting focuses on the companies, technologies and market trends shaping the global economy.

Samsung Launches Certified Re‑Newed Galaxy S25 Phones in the UK, Germany and France (Jan. 13, 2026)

Samsung Launches Certified Re‑Newed Galaxy S25 Phones in the UK, Germany and France (Jan. 13, 2026)

Samsung has expanded its Certified Re‑Newed program to the UK, Germany and France—starting with the Galaxy S25, S25+ and S25 Ultra—bringing manufacturer‑refurbished flagships with official warranty, genuine parts, and fresh software updates to more European buyers. SEO keywords: Samsung Certified Re‑Newed, refurbished Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Ultra Certified Re‑Newed, Samsung refurbished phones UK, Samsung refurbished phones Germany, Refurbished Premium by Samsung France, Reconditionné Premium par Samsung
January 13, 2026
Apple’s New Siri Could Debut in iOS 26.4 Beta as Google Gemini Deal Lifts Alphabet Toward $4 Trillion and Squeezes Microsoft Copilot

Apple’s New Siri Could Debut in iOS 26.4 Beta as Google Gemini Deal Lifts Alphabet Toward $4 Trillion and Squeezes Microsoft Copilot

Published: Jan. 13, 2026 Apple’s long-promised Siri makeover is finally moving from demos and delays toward something users can actually try — and it’s arriving alongside a major shift in the AI power balance on smartphones. Under a newly confirmed multi‑year partnership, Apple says the next generation of its Apple Foundation Models will be based on Google’s Gemini models and cloud technology, a move designed to accelerate “Apple Intelligence” features — including a more personalized Siri coming this year.
January 13, 2026
Trump Mobile’s $499 Gold T1 Phone Still Hasn’t Shipped: Latest Updates and Refund Questions (Jan. 13, 2026)

Trump Mobile’s $499 Gold T1 Phone Still Hasn’t Shipped: Latest Updates and Refund Questions (Jan. 13, 2026)

Trump Mobile’s Trump-branded “T1” gold smartphone was pitched as a $499, “Made in USA” alternative to iPhones — but as of Jan. 13, 2026, it’s still missing. Here’s what’s known about the delays, deposit refunds, shifting “American-made” claims, and what to watch next. Jan. 13, 2026 — The gold smartphone that was supposed to headline Trump Mobile’s big entrance into consumer tech remains the product nobody can actually buy — despite months of pre-orders and a $100 upfront deposit requirement.
January 13, 2026
Technology News 13.01.2026

Technology News 13.01.2026

ENDEDLive coverage has endedEnded: January 14, 2026, 12:02 AM EST New licensing standard aims to curb AI overreach on the web January 13, 2026, 11:58 PM EST. New licensing rules aim to curb AI overreach on the web. The Really Simple Licensing (RSL) Standard, launched Sept. 10 and released in December, lets publishers embed machine-readable licenses that define when AI crawlers can access content and guarantee compensation. Backers include Reddit, Medium, Quora and Cloudflare. RSL builds on robots.txt by letting sites set licensing terms and royalties for AI use, potentially slowing unchecked data-scraping. Proponents say enforcement will hinge on broader
January 13, 2026
Before You Factory Reset Your Android Phone: The 2026 Checklist to Save Your Data, Protect Your Accounts, and Avoid “Ghost” Devices

Before You Factory Reset Your Android Phone: The 2026 Checklist to Save Your Data, Protect Your Accounts, and Avoid “Ghost” Devices

Updated January 12, 2026 — Factory resetting a phone is easy; doing it safely is not. With mobile security in the headlines today — from proposed new smartphone security rules in India to fresh warnings around password-reset scams — wiping your device without preparation can mean lost photos, broken two‑factor authentication, banking lockouts, and lingering account links you didn’t expect. Here’s what to do before you hit “Erase all data,” plus why the security news cycle on January 12 makes this checklist especially timely.
January 12, 2026
Apple Health App Overhaul in iOS 26.4: AI Health Coach, Meal Tracking, and Expert Videos Reportedly Coming in Spring 2026

Apple Health App Overhaul in iOS 26.4: AI Health Coach, Meal Tracking, and Expert Videos Reportedly Coming in Spring 2026

Updated: January 12, 2026 Apple’s Health app could be heading for its biggest refresh in years. A combination of leaked internal iOS references and ongoing reporting suggests iOS 26.4 will bring a redesigned Health interface, built‑in meal tracking, expert-led health videos, and an AI-driven health agent designed to turn your data into actionable guidance—potentially as part of a new “Health+” subscription.
January 12, 2026
Google Pixel 11 Leaks and Rumors Today (Jan 12, 2026): Release Date, Price, Specs, Design — and the Camera Upgrade Fans Want

Google Pixel 11 Leaks and Rumors Today (Jan 12, 2026): Release Date, Price, Specs, Design — and the Camera Upgrade Fans Want

New Pixel 11 reports point to a four-phone lineup, an expected second-half launch, Tensor G6 upgrades, and a big camera wish: telephoto macro on the Pixel 11 Pro. Google’s next flagship cycle is still months away, but the Pixel 11 conversation just got louder on January 12, 2026. Two themes are driving today’s coverage:
January 12, 2026
Octopi Launcher Brings the Foldable Phone Productivity Experience to Any Android — As Crease‑Free Foldables Dominate 2026 Headlines

Octopi Launcher Brings the Foldable Phone Productivity Experience to Any Android — As Crease‑Free Foldables Dominate 2026 Headlines

January 12, 2026 — Foldable phones are having a moment again, but the most interesting shift isn’t only about hardware. It’s about workflows: split layouts, widget-first dashboards, and faster one-handed navigation. And here’s the twist—you don’t need a foldable to benefit. A new wave of “foldable-first” Android launchers is letting everyday slab phones borrow the productivity tricks that normally shine on dual-screen devices. One example catching attention today is Octopi Launcher, which is designed for foldables but works on standard phones as a productivity-focused home screen replacement.
January 12, 2026
iPhone 17 Pro Max Gets Cheaper on Apple Store India: ₹5,000 Instant Cashback, Trade‑In Up to ₹64,000 and How to Claim It (Jan 12, 2026)

iPhone 17 Pro Max Gets Cheaper on Apple Store India: ₹5,000 Instant Cashback, Trade‑In Up to ₹64,000 and How to Claim It (Jan 12, 2026)

Apple Store India is offering up to ₹5,000 instant cashback on iPhone 17 Pro Max with select cards, plus trade‑in savings up to ₹64,000 and No Cost EMI options. On January 12, 2026, Apple’s official online store in India quietly became a more attractive place to buy the iPhone 17 Pro Max, thanks to a ₹5,000 instant cashback offer tied to select bank cards. The headline isn’t a permanent MRP reduction—but it’s still real savings on Apple’s newest “big screen, big battery” flagship, and it stacks with Apple’s trade‑in program for anyone upgrading from an older phone.
January 12, 2026
7 Best Free Android Automation Apps to Automate Your Routine in 2026 (Plus Today’s Gemini Shopping & Privacy News)

7 Best Free Android Automation Apps to Automate Your Routine in 2026 (Plus Today’s Gemini Shopping & Privacy News)

Updated: January 12, 2026 — Automation on Android is having a moment again. On one end, you’ve got simple “tap once, done” shortcuts that eliminate daily friction. On the other, Google is pushing “agentic” AI experiences that can handle multi-step tasks inside a chat — including shopping and checkout. Meanwhile, governments are increasingly focused on how apps access sensitive permissions in the background, which could shape what automation looks like next. This guide rounds up seven of the best free Android automation apps you can download right now — from Google’s Action Blocks to Samsung’s Modes & Routines, Automate, MacroDroid, IFTTT, and more — plus a quick look at the biggest automation-related headlines from today that could change how these
January 12, 2026
Here’s what researchers reported, based on teens enrolled in the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) Study:

Here’s what researchers reported, based on teens enrolled in the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) Study:

The senior author, UW pediatrics professor Dr. Dimitri Christakis, argues the design of popular apps is part of the problem, calling out that they are “designed to be addictive”—and that the classroom cost isn’t just lost instructional time, but fewer opportunities for students to practice in-person social skills. A key context point from the research: most schools already have some kind of smartphone policy, but the existence of rules doesn’t automatically translate into less scrolling. The JAMA research letter notes that 99.7% of U.S. public school principals report having a smartphone policy, yet objectively measured use during school remains substantial.
January 12, 2026
13 Worst Smartphones Ever Made — and Why 2026’s Phone Market Can’t Afford Another Big Failure

13 Worst Smartphones Ever Made — and Why 2026’s Phone Market Can’t Afford Another Big Failure

Updated: January 12, 2026 The smartphone industry is entering 2026 with a familiar mix of ambition and pressure: new foldables are racing toward mainstream adoption, regulators are scrutinizing mobile security more aggressively, and analysts are warning that component constraints could make phones more expensive this year. In that environment, a timely look back at the biggest smartphone misfires isn’t just nostalgia—it’s a practical guide to what not to do.
January 12, 2026
Technology News 12.01.2026

Technology News 12.01.2026

ENDEDLive coverage has endedEnded: January 13, 2026, 12:00 AM EST Readers weigh turning off the internet as debate intensifies January 12, 2026, 11:58 PM EST. Readers debate whether to switch off the internet. The thread follows claims that the online world has reshaped politics, vaccine debates, and policy, prompting questions about a pre-internet era. Many responders say the world would be worse off: grocery shopping online, staying in touch with family, maps and accessibility for disabled people, and support networks for queer people. Others say the problem lies with people, not the internet, and warn of isolating consequences. A common
January 12, 2026
Android’s “My Calling Card” leak: Google Phone beta could bring iPhone‑style caller posters to outgoing calls — including on Samsung Galaxy

Android’s “My Calling Card” leak: Google Phone beta could bring iPhone‑style caller posters to outgoing calls — including on Samsung Galaxy

Published/Updated: January 11, 2026A new “My Calling Card” option spotted in the Phone by Google beta lets you customize how you appear when calling others — with photos, fonts, colors, and privacy controls. Google’s Calling Cards feature has been one of the more “human” upgrades to Android phone calls in recent months — a way to make incoming calls feel less like a plain utility screen and more like a personalized contact experience. But there’s been a glaring gap compared with Apple’s Contact Posters: Android users could style how other people appear on their phone, yet couldn’t easily control how they themselves show up when calling someone else.
January 11, 2026
iQOO 15 Review Roundup (January 11, 2026): Samsung Polarization‑Free OLED, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, and iQOO Z11 Turbo Launch Details

iQOO 15 Review Roundup (January 11, 2026): Samsung Polarization‑Free OLED, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, and iQOO Z11 Turbo Launch Details

iQOO is having a busy start to 2026. Fresh coverage over the past few days has put the spotlight on the iQOO 15 as a “flagship-killer” gaming phone, while new reports also outline a major Samsung Display panel upgrade that goes “polarization‑free.” At the same time, iQOO has confirmed the iQOO Z11 Turbo launch date in China, and multiple certification sightings suggest more devices—iQOO 15R, iQOO Z11x 5G, and vivo V70 FE—could be approaching release windows in additional markets. One of the newest January 11 developments comes from a Notebookcheck feature that highlights a design detail many brands have experimented with—but few have nailed in a way that feels useful day-to-day: a colored LED ring around the rear camera module,
January 11, 2026
Motorola Razr Fold vs Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold: CES 2026 Ignites a New Foldable Phone Arms Race

Motorola Razr Fold vs Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold: CES 2026 Ignites a New Foldable Phone Arms Race

Updated: January 11, 2026 Motorola and Samsung just turned foldables into CES 2026’s biggest smartphone story — and the ripple effects are still building as we head into mid-January. Motorola has finally stepped beyond clamshell “flip” nostalgia with the Motorola Razr Fold, its first book-style foldable built to take on Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold line and Google’s Pixel Fold family. Meanwhile, Samsung is pushing the category in an even bolder direction with the Galaxy Z TriFold, a triple-folding device that stretches into a 10-inch mini-tablet.
January 11, 2026
Poco F8 Ultra Teardown Reveals Improved Repairability and a Tiny Bose-Tuned Subwoofer — Plus New Test Results and Best Screen Protectors (Jan 11, 2026)

Poco F8 Ultra Teardown Reveals Improved Repairability and a Tiny Bose-Tuned Subwoofer — Plus New Test Results and Best Screen Protectors (Jan 11, 2026)

Published: January 11, 2026 The Poco F8 Ultra is quickly becoming one of the most talked-about “value flagships” heading into 2026—not just because of its top-tier chipset and massive battery, but because it’s doing something rare in modern smartphones: pairing a 2.1-channel audio system with a design that’s more repair-friendly than many previous Poco F-series phones, according to the latest teardown coverage.
January 11, 2026
CES 2026 Accessories Roundup: The Best Phone, iPhone, and Mac Add‑Ons Announced This Week

CES 2026 Accessories Roundup: The Best Phone, iPhone, and Mac Add‑Ons Announced This Week

Updated: January 11, 2026 CES 2026 may be over, but the accessory announcements are still rolling through tech feeds today — and they’re surprisingly practical. Apple doesn’t exhibit at CES, yet the show remains one of the biggest launchpads for iPhone, iPad, and Mac gear, from MagSafe/Qi2 charging to Thunderbolt 5 docks built for the latest Macs.
January 11, 2026
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