Tag: tech events
IFA 2026 live Q&A — TechRadar is on the ground at Europe’s biggest technology showcase
TechRadar’s finest are at IFA 2026 from September 4-8 Submit your questions here, and the team will reply to you Get the inside scoop on the latest tech straight from the show floor The TechRadar team has set up camp in Berlin for IFA 2026, Europe’s largest tech trade show,…
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Samsung Galaxy Unpacked
Samsung Galaxy Unpacked is the tech giant’s biannual launch event for its flagship devices — think Galaxy smartphones, watches, earbuds and more. It takes place roughly at the start of every year and then midway through — typically January and July, but some have been in February/August instead; indeed, its…
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‘Can’t innovate anymore, my ass’: 25 classic Apple photos that show the biggest WWDC moments in history, from Steve Jobs to Tim Cook
The Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) is an underwhelming name for an event that has hosted some of the biggest moments in Apple history. From Steve Jobs’ shock 2005 announcement that Macs would be switching to Intel chips to Tim Cook revealing the Vision Pro in 2023, it’s become a must-watch…
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From code-first to intent-first: Microsoft Build 2026 could be the end of programming as we know it
Microsoft Build is the company’s annual developer conference, running every year since 2011. This year, it has a clear organizing theme: AI agents. Scheduled for June 2 and 3 at Fort Mason Center in San Francisco, it’s the first time Build has left Seattle since 2016. Microsoft has kept in-person…
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50 Microsoft tools you can use for free just in time for Build 2026
Microsoft Build 2026 takes place on June 2 and 3 at Fort Mason Center in San Francisco, marking the first time the conference has left Seattle since 2016. With in-person tickets priced at $1,099 and capacity capped at around 2,500 developers, this year’s event is deliberately compact, built around a…
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Could Microsoft kill the web browser at Build? Everything developers need to know about the NLWeb Protocol
The web browser has been the default interface for accessing online information for decades, but AI search is starting to change that assumption. Tools like Microsoft Copilot already let users ask plain-language questions and receive direct answers, bypassing the traditional results page entirely. NLWeb is Microsoft’s attempt to extend that…
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