Technology October 17: Many new products and technologies launched in the Vietnamese market

Viettel expands into logistics sector in Laos with Unitel Logistics brand

The Military Industry and Telecommunications Group (Viettel) launched the Unitel Logistics brand in Laos, marking a shift from telecommunications to logistics and international transport infrastructure. Unitel Logistics was formed from the cooperation between Viettel Post Laos and Unitel, aiming to provide comprehensive logistics services, applying comprehensive digital technology .

Unitel Logistics fleet launched in Laos. (Source: Viettel)

In the first phase, Unitel Logistics invested in three large logistics centers, six bonded warehouses at border gates and more than 1,500 transaction points nationwide. The multimodal transport network includes road, rail and air, connecting directly with key economic centers in the region.

The project targets a 32% annual growth rate until 2033, contributing to reducing Laos’ logistics costs, creating more than 30,000 jobs and expanding infrastructure to remote areas. This is a strategic step to help Viettel become a global business technology group, while promoting Vietnam-Laos economic cooperation in the digital age.

Obstacle-crossing technology helps Dreame X50 Ultra enter the top best inventions of 2025

TIME magazine has just announced the list of “Best Inventions of 2025”, honoring 300 global innovations that have positively impacted human life. Among them, Dreame X50 Ultra – a robot vacuum cleaner from Dreame Technology – has been featured thanks to its exclusive ProLeap™ technology, which allows the device to overcome obstacles up to 6 cm high.

Thanks to its obstacle-crossing technology, Dreame X50 Ultra was honored by TIME as

Thanks to its obstacle-crossing technology, Dreame X50 Ultra was honored by TIME as "Best Inventions of 2025". (Source: Dreametech)

According to TIME, this is a revolutionary step forward in the robot vacuum industry, which is often limited by steps or electrical wires. The ProLeap™ system acts as “flexible legs”, helping the robot climb over obstacles smoothly, minimizing the risk of getting stuck or being interrupted during operation.

The product is now available in Vietnam with the official price of 26,990,000 VND.

Vivo launches OriginOS 6 with integrated AI

On October 16, Vivo officially announced OriginOS 6 - the company's most advanced operating system, marking a turning point in the AI era.

In collaboration with Google, OriginOS 6 integrates technologies such as Gemini and Circle to Search. The Origin Island feature displays real-time status and enables quick operations such as Copy & Go, Drag & Go. AI supports photo editing, document processing, content creation and device connectivity via Office Kit.

OriginOS 6 focuses on optimizing the smoothness from visual to user experience. The 8+1 Ultra-Core Computing system helps launch applications 18.5% faster, and stabilizes the frame rate 10.5%. Memory Fusion technology increases data loading speed up to 106%.

OriginOS 6 will be installed on the flagship vivo X300 Series, launched in Vietnam in mid-November.

Xiaomi launches REDMI 15C – new popular smartphone with huge 6,000mAh battery

On October 17, Xiaomi officially introduced the REDMI 15C in the Vietnamese market. This is the latest popular smartphone model, featuring a 6,000mAh battery, a large 6.9-inch screen and a slim, lightweight design. With a starting price of only 3.69 million VND, the product is aimed at a wide range of users.

The new REDMI 15C will come in 3 colors - the phone has a battery of up to 6000mAh. (Source: Xiaomi)

REDMI 15C can play videos continuously for 22 hours, listen to music for 82 hours and read books for 20 hours. 33W fast charging technology helps charge 50% of the battery in just 31 minutes. In addition, the device also supports 10W reverse charging, turning it into a backup battery for other devices. Despite the large battery, the device is still 7.99mm thin and weighs only 205g.

Minh Hoan

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