Mateusz Ługowik

Mateusz Ługowik is a senior markets reporter at Bez-kabli.pl, specializing in technology stocks, artificial intelligence and global financial markets. A graduate of the University of Gdańsk, he previously worked in investment research and market analysis. His coverage helps readers understand the key trends, companies and innovations influencing investors worldwide.

Vivo X200T vs Competitors: First Impressions and Key Features Unveiled

Vivo X200T vs Competitors: First Impressions and Key Features Unveiled

28 January 2026, 11:00 GMT Vivo unveiled its newest flagship, the Vivo X200T, aiming to take on the fierce high-end smartphone arena. It boasts major improvements in display, camera tech, and battery endurance. The X200T is positioned against heavyweights like the OnePlus 15 and even Vivo’s own X200 and X200 FE. Initial reviews from major tech sites highlight solid performance gains, though the pricing and value angle still raise some eyebrows.
January 28, 2026
Apple Watch blood pressure alerts go live in Australia after TGA green light

Apple Watch blood pressure alerts go live in Australia after TGA green light

Sydney, 28 January 2026, 22:00 GMT+11 Apple has activated hypertension notifications for Apple Watch users in Australia, introducing a feature that detects potential signs of chronic high blood pressure. This alert works on Apple Watch Series 9 and newer, including Apple Watch Ultra 2 and above, by analyzing data from the watch’s optical heart sensor over 30-day periods. The system leverages machine learning, trained on information from over 100,000 participants, and its accuracy was confirmed in a clinical study involving more than 2,000 people.
January 28, 2026
Intel Panther Lake vs Apple M5: Early benchmarks show Intel ahead in multi-core — but not in everything

Intel Panther Lake vs Apple M5: Early benchmarks show Intel ahead in multi-core — but not in everything

Intel’s latest Panther Lake laptop processors have outperformed Apple’s M5 in multi-core benchmarks during initial tests, marking a rare win for the PC chip giant against the silicon that dominates high-end laptops. This is crucial for Intel now, as it tries to improve thin-and-light laptops, where users want long battery life and speedy performance without a heavy cooling setup. A quicker chip also lets manufacturers rely more on integrated graphics, cutting the need for a separate GPU.
January 27, 2026
Nothing Phone 4a spotted in UAE TDRA certification — here’s what it could mean for launch plans

Nothing Phone 4a spotted in UAE TDRA certification — here’s what it could mean for launch plans

Nothing’s rumored Phone 4a has just passed a certification hurdle in the United Arab Emirates, hinting that the mid-range phone is nearing its debut. Droid Life reports the UAE approval is for model number A069. The UAE’s Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority mandates that numerous radio and telecom devices be registered before they’re allowed for use, sale, or distribution in the country—a step the agency refers to as type approval.
January 27, 2026
iPhone Air price cut in China sparks buyer anger as Apple leans on Lunar New Year discounts

iPhone Air price cut in China sparks buyer anger as Apple leans on Lunar New Year discounts

BEIJING, January 27, 2026, 17:34 Apple’s ultra-thin iPhone Air has seen price cuts up to 2,500 yuan in China. The official Apple Store on Alibaba’s Tmall slashed 2,000 yuan, with regional subsidies pushing the starting price down from 7,999 yuan to 5,499 yuan, 36Kr reported. Released on Oct. 22, 2025, the phone sacrifices battery size and opts for an eSIM-only design, ditching the traditional plastic SIM card. Industry analyst Zhang Shule called this move "inventory clearance" aimed at "recovering funds," while Omdia’s Zhong Xiaolei noted that "most people can’t accept" shelling out flagship prices solely for a thin-and-light design.
January 27, 2026
Clawdbot goes viral — but security warnings trail the AI assistant behind the Mac mini rush

Clawdbot goes viral — but security warnings trail the AI assistant behind the Mac mini rush

Cybersecurity company SOCRadar revealed that over 1,000 Clawdbot instances—an open-source AI assistant gaining traction—are exposed online. Their Shodan searches, which scan internet-connected devices, uncovered 1,009 Clawdbot gateways accessible directly from the public internet. The warning comes as Clawdbot escapes the developer niche and starts gaining wider attention, with explainer articles and demos popping up all over in the last 24 hours. Early users aren’t just seeing it as a chatbot—they’re calling it an “agent,” software that can actually perform tasks on a computer, not just respond to queries.
January 27, 2026
Google Pixel January 2026 update sparks Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth complaints as rollout widens

Google Pixel January 2026 update sparks Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth complaints as rollout widens

Google’s January 2026 update for Pixel devices is causing trouble for some users, according to reports tracked by 9to5Google. Several posts on Google forums and Reddit say affected phones can’t scan for Wi‑Fi networks or enable Bluetooth. A few users have also flagged issues with their cameras. The timing is crucial since the update is still rolling out. If the wireless radios go down, the phone basically becomes useless for many everyday functions—home internet, cars, earbuds, even smartwatches—and that often scares people away from installing patches right away.
January 27, 2026
Apple just updated the iPhone 5s — iOS 12.5.8 keeps iMessage and FaceTime working past 2027

Apple just updated the iPhone 5s — iOS 12.5.8 keeps iMessage and FaceTime working past 2027

CUPERTINO, California, Jan 27, 2026, 01:10 PST Apple on Monday shipped iOS 12.5.8 and iPadOS 12.5.8 for devices stuck on iOS 12, in a rare patch aimed at keeping iMessage and FaceTime — its messaging and video-calling services — running. In its release notes, Apple said: “This update extends the certificate required by features such as iMessage, FaceTime, and device activation to continue working after January 2027.”
January 27, 2026
Android 17 leak shows Google’s “blurry” redesign — plus a new screen recorder

Android 17 leak shows Google’s “blurry” redesign — plus a new screen recorder

Leaked screenshots from an internal Android 17 build reveal Google experimenting with a wider blur effect on key system controls, plus a revamped screen recording tool, 9to5Google reports. The images highlight the volume slider and power menu shifting from solid light or dark backgrounds to translucent panels that let wallpaper colors peek through. The build also introduces a new “Lock app” feature and suggests Android’s “Bubbles” — those floating chat-head style shortcuts — may soon extend beyond just conversation apps. This leak is significant as it reveals Google’s direction for Android’s design following the Material 3 Expressive update, which emphasizes motion, layering, and personalization. Minor tweaks to the system interface—the menus you interact with constantly—can influence how manufacturers customize Android
January 27, 2026
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip7 Olympic Edition lands for Milano Cortina 2026 — here’s what athletes will get

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip7 Olympic Edition lands for Milano Cortina 2026 — here’s what athletes will get

On Tuesday, Samsung Electronics revealed a special “Olympic Edition” of its Galaxy Z Flip7 foldable phone. The company plans to hand out nearly 3,800 of these devices to Olympians and Paralympians competing in the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games in Italy. The Games kick off on Feb. 6, giving Samsung’s handset a prime spot with athletes just days before the competition starts, while brands ramp up marketing for one of the biggest global sporting events of the year, Yonhap reported.
January 27, 2026
OnePlus 15R drops to £629 as Best Buy dangles $600 trade-in deal on OnePlus 15

OnePlus 15R drops to £629 as Best Buy dangles $600 trade-in deal on OnePlus 15

On Tuesday, the OnePlus 15R’s price dropped again in the UK, with the 512GB version now £629 instead of £729, according to Kelkoo, the price comparison site. The last update was on Jan. 27. Kelkoo lists the phone as featuring a 6.83-inch AMOLED screen, a 7,400 mAh battery, and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chip. https://www.kelkoo.co.uk/gtin/06921815631149 Timing is crucial as discounts and promotions are stacking up fast ahead of early-2026 flagship releases. Buyers are pushing trade-ins, gift cards, and coupons hard, with some of the best deals expiring at the end of the month.
January 27, 2026
Sony LinkBuds Clip reviews land: comfort praised, but $230 price draws heat

Sony LinkBuds Clip reviews land: comfort praised, but $230 price draws heat

Sony’s new LinkBuds Clip open-ear earbuds are drawing a familiar verdict from early testers: easy to wear for hours, solid on calls, and harder to justify at $230 once you start looking for premium features. That matters now because Sony is trying to sell a clip-on design that leaves the ear canal open — a style meant for people who want to hear traffic, gym cues or co-workers while listening, not shut the world out.
January 26, 2026
Doomscrolling in 2026? Minimalist Android apps and digital detox tips are back

Doomscrolling in 2026? Minimalist Android apps and digital detox tips are back

Two guides published over the past two days are pitching a simpler phone as a practical answer to digital fatigue, with app picks and habit changes aimed at cutting “doomscrolling” — compulsively swiping through feeds, often bad news. The timing is not accidental. A Jan. 20 Guardian feature argued tech is increasingly used to “optimise” life, at the cost of real-world social contact, and warned that chatbots are becoming stand-ins for friends for some users. Psychologist Jim Taylor called the headphone-and-scroll routine “a netherworld,” while social psychologist Hugh Mackay said eye contact is a “super highway” to emotion.
January 26, 2026
Got a new Apple Watch? Change these 7 settings now — including health alerts that start off disabled

Got a new Apple Watch? Change these 7 settings now — including health alerts that start off disabled

On Monday, a Tom’s Guide contributor shared a checklist of Apple Watch settings that users should adjust right away. The advice includes restricting which iPhone apps can send notifications to the wrist and enabling health and safety features that often remain off by default. Sanuj Bhatia also highlighted competitors like Samsung and Garmin but emphasized that Apple’s watch performs best when paired with an iPhone. The urgency comes from Apple’s health features relying on users opting in—and then being patient. According to Apple, its hypertension notifications monitor patterns tied to chronic high blood pressure over 30-day spans, using data gathered from the watch’s optical heart sensor. This feature targets people aged 22 and up who aren’t pregnant and haven’t been
January 26, 2026
iOS 26 driving you crazy? The quick Safari, Phone and Music fixes iPhone users are trying

iOS 26 driving you crazy? The quick Safari, Phone and Music fixes iPhone users are trying

Apple’s iOS 26 redesign is pushing iPhone users to dive into Settings just to retrieve controls they once found familiar, with several how-to guides over the weekend detailing fixes for Safari, the Phone app, and other default settings. https://tech.yahoo.com/phones/articles/5-quick-ways-iphone-act-100000240.html This scramble is crucial since iOS updates don’t just bring new features — they reshape user habits across hundreds of millions of devices and redefine the game for app developers. When the “new look” demands extra taps, complaints hit quickly, and even minor toggles become significant.
January 26, 2026
iPhone 18 Pro leak says Dynamic Island could shrink 35% — and Face ID may move under the screen

iPhone 18 Pro leak says Dynamic Island could shrink 35% — and Face ID may move under the screen

Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro might feature a slimmer “Dynamic Island”—that pill-shaped cutout housing the selfie camera and Face ID sensors—according to a new leak suggesting a narrower opening. Shares of Apple slipped about 0.2% in premarket trading. This buzz is significant since Apple has been treading carefully toward a sleeker, more immersive display while keeping Face ID intact. Reducing the size of the visible cutout would mark the first major front-design change in years—an upgrade Apple could tout as a step closer to a true all-screen iPhone.
January 26, 2026
Samsung Galaxy S26 Release Date Leak: Feb 25 Unpacked, March 11 Sales — What We Know

Samsung Galaxy S26 Release Date Leak: Feb 25 Unpacked, March 11 Sales — What We Know

Samsung Electronics is reportedly set to reveal its next flagship phones on February 25, with a South Korean market launch following on March 11. This timeline comes from leaker Ice Universe, who specifically noted the “market launch date” as March 11. https://www.tomsguide.com/phones/samsung-phones/samsung-galaxy-s26-series-release-date-tipped-in-new-report-mark-your-calendars Why it matters now: Samsung typically kicks off the year with a Galaxy S launch in the first quarter, aiming to establish momentum for its mobile division well before Apple drops its latest iPhones.
January 26, 2026
Will AI Kill the Smartphone? OpenAI, Meta and Amazon Fuel a New Gadget Threat

Will AI Kill the Smartphone? OpenAI, Meta and Amazon Fuel a New Gadget Threat

OpenAI, Meta, and Amazon are eyeing the smartphone's territory as generative AI forces Big Tech to reconsider the go-to device for searching, shopping, and chatting. According to The Economist, the Apple-Android stronghold faces challenges from fresh hardware experiments, ranging from smart glasses to gadgets that emit screen light. https://www.economist.com/business/2026/01/25/will-the-smartphone-survive-the-ai-age The timing is crucial since smartphones have served as the primary gateway to the internet for twenty years. If AI assistants take over as the main interface, the company owning the device—and the data it channels—could steer revenue streams, from subscriptions to advertising.
January 26, 2026
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