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Tech news — September 28, 2026

Tech publications published on September 28, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

6 publications

  1. TechMiddle EastUnited KingdomHardware

    Zidane Backs Camavinga, Offers Him Chance to Regain Form with France

    Zinedine Zidane, coach of the French national team, has shown confidence in Eduardo Camavinga, a Real Madrid midfielder who has been struggling for playing time at his club. Zidane included Camavinga in his squad for the UEFA Nations League, giving him opportunities to start and play significant minutes against Turkey and Belgium. The coach appreciates Camavinga's versatility and ability to break through defensive lines, both in passing and dribbling. Camavinga himself has acknowledged the need to improve his focus and reduce mistakes to regain his best form.
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  4. TechPublic Health

    Minecraft's First New Dimension in 15 Years: The Sift

    Minecraft Live 2026 announced 'The Sift', the first new dimension in the game since 2011's The End. The Sift, initially planned for Minecraft Dungeons 2, will join the Overworld, Nether, and The End in 2027. It features a unique ecosystem, mobs, and blocks, with a distinct visual style including red and orange stone, green vegetation, and pools of hazardous liquid called icor. Players can access it through mysterious rifts or Ancient City portals.
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  5. TechSoutheast Asia

    Turkish Air Force Welcomes National Aircraft HÜRKUŞ-II

    The Turkish Air Force has accepted the first HÜRKUŞ-II aircraft, marking the beginning of the era of national aircraft in the force. Developed by Turkish Aerospace Industries (TUSAŞ), the HÜRKUŞ-II is a New Generation Basic Training Aircraft that has achieved exceptional flight performance data, making it the best in its class. With over 250 modern basic trainer aircraft demanded internationally, the HÜRKUŞ-II is expected to secure export contracts with several countries. The aircraft will be used in the initial transition chain from basic training to jet training and eventually combat aircraft, with trainee pilots developing their basic flying and piloting skills using HÜRKUŞ-II. The first flight of HÜRKUŞ-II took place on December 29, 2024, and after completing approximately 300 flights for 2,256 test points, it received its Military Type Certificate on September 9, 2026.
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