In today’s tech news for February 12, 2026, Apple Vision Pro finally receives an official YouTube app, ending reliance on Safari and third-party solutions. The app supports standard videos, Shorts, 360, 3D and VR content, strengthening visionOS as Apple continues expanding its spatial computing ecosystem.

Sony has officially launched the WF-1000XM6 wireless earbuds, promising 25 percent improved noise cancellation, enhanced sound quality, and upgraded processors. The new model features a redesigned driver, improved microphones, Bluetooth 5.3, and AI-enhanced call clarity, positioning it strongly in the premium audio market.

Infosys has expanded its partnership with ExxonMobil to deploy advanced data centre immersion cooling fluids combined with Infosys Topaz and Cobalt platforms. The collaboration aims to improve AI workload efficiency, reduce energy costs, and lower carbon emissions in high-performance computing environments.

OpenAI revealed that one of its internal teams shipped a product built entirely with Codex AI agents, with zero human-written code. The company says this approach accelerated development by up to 10 times, intensifying debate around the future of software engineering and AI-assisted coding.

In India, Bharat Taxi has partnered with Paytm to enable seamless UPI payments for riders while offering onboarding and insurance benefits for drivers. The government-backed ride-hailing service continues positioning itself as a cooperative alternative to Uber and Ola.