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Nvidia Releases RTX Remix 1.5: 37% Mod Compression & New AI ToolsHardware

Nvidia Releases RTX Remix 1.5: 37% Mod Compression & New AI Tools

Nvidia has unveiled RTX Remix 1.5, a major update to its modding platform that introduces RTX IO compression, slashing modded game sizes by up to 37%. For instance, the Half-Life 2 RTX demo now occupies 50GB instead of 80GB, while Portal with RTX shrinks from 27GB to 17GB. The update also integrates Smooth Normals for automatic geometry smoothing and RTX Remix Skills AI assistants, which streamline mod creation even for beginners. The platform remains open-source and GPU-accelerated, leveraging Nvidia’s proprietary technologies for optimal performance.

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Memory Price Surge May Drive Up iPhone and Other Apple DevicesHardware

Memory Price Surge May Drive Up iPhone and Other Apple Devices

Apple faces inevitable price hikes for its devices due to a fourfold surge in memory and storage chip costs, driven by AI-driven demand. CEO Tim Cook admitted that cost optimization efforts cannot offset the deficit. Analysts predict the iPhone 17 Pro’s price may rise by 19 642 ₽ to maintain profit margins, with the new models launching in September. The price increase could extend to Macs, iPads, Apple Watches, and Vision Pro, as all rely on DRAM and NAND chips. Apple’s ongoing AI strategy may further strain memory supply in the future.

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Google Unveils the Future of Navigation in Android XR: Smart Glasses as a GuideHardware

Google Unveils the Future of Navigation in Android XR: Smart Glasses as a Guide

Google has introduced a concept for Android XR that transforms smart glasses into a personal guide for city exploration. In the demo, users see floating 3D markers with directions and landmarks directly in their field of view, while a Gemini-based voice assistant narrates details about nearby objects. The technology combines Visual Positioning System, Google Maps, and Android XR capabilities to deliver a seamless augmented reality experience without needing to glance at a smartphone. While still a prototype, it highlights the potential of smart glasses in daily life.

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Gigabyte GS27QA: 180Hz Gaming Monitor Now Just 11 567 ₽Hardware

Gigabyte GS27QA: 180Hz Gaming Monitor Now Just 11 567 ₽

Newegg is offering the Gigabyte GS27QA gaming monitor with a 27-inch QHD (2560x1440) IPS panel at a discounted price of 11 567 ₽ a 36% reduction from its usual 18 186 ₽ The 180Hz refresh rate and 1ms MPRT response time deliver ultra-smooth gameplay, while AMD FreeSync Premium eliminates screen tearing for competitive gaming. Additional features like OSD Sidekick, Game Assist, and Black Equalizer enhance the user experience.

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MSI Unveils Modern S Business Laptops with Intel Core Ultra 3 ProcessorsHardware

MSI Unveils Modern S Business Laptops with Intel Core Ultra 3 Processors

MSI has expanded its Modern S business laptop lineup with two new models: the Modern 14S AI+ G3M and Modern 16S AI+ G3M. These devices feature the latest Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors, ensuring superior performance and energy efficiency for corporate users. Designed for professionals, the laptops offer compact yet powerful solutions ideal for office or remote work environments.

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ESP32-S3 for 509 ₽: How to Turn the Board into an Ad Blocker in MinutesHardware

ESP32-S3 for 509 ₽: How to Turn the Board into an Ad Blocker in Minutes

The 509 ₽ ESP32-S3 microcontroller can serve as an effective ad blocker for home networks. Operating as a DNS sinkhole, it filters ad domain requests before they load, reducing bandwidth usage. Setup takes just minutes and requires no programming expertise—simply upload pre-built code via Arduino IDE. This solution is ideal for limited-data scenarios or temporary projects where a Raspberry Pi’s cost isn’t justified. It offers a budget-friendly alternative without sacrificing performance.

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Dell Unveils Budget XPS 13 to Rival Apple’s MacBook NeoHardware

Dell Unveils Budget XPS 13 to Rival Apple’s MacBook Neo

Dell has launched the XPS 13 laptop as a direct competitor to Apple’s MacBook Neo, targeting students with a 43 576 ₽ price tag—just 7,3 млрд ₽ ore than the Neo’s discounted version. The XPS 13 boasts enhanced features, including a 2.5K touchscreen display, Wi-Fi 7 support, and four speakers, while the MacBook Neo retains advantages in design and color options. Dell claims up to 17 hours of battery life, outperforming its rival in this category.

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Honor Unveils Smartphone with Robotic Camera for CreatorsHardware

Honor Unveils Smartphone with Robotic Camera for Creators

At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Honor showcased an innovative smartphone equipped with a robotic camera module that extends and transforms the device into a DJI Osmo Pocket 4-like stabilizer. Positioned as a powerful tool for content creators, the device promises high-quality footage, thanks to a collaboration with the legendary film studio Arri. While the smartphone has already garnered attention from professionals, its official market launch is scheduled for fall 2024 in China.

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Shenzhen Tests VR-Controlled Humanoid RobotsHardware

Shenzhen Tests VR-Controlled Humanoid Robots

In China’s tech hub Shenzhen, IO-AI Tech is testing an innovative approach to controlling humanoid robots. Operators use VR systems, reminiscent of sci-fi movie technologies, to manage robot movements in real time. This method enables complex tasks in manufacturing or hazardous environments without human presence. The project highlights the potential of integrating virtual reality and robotics to enhance industrial efficiency and safety.

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California Accuses AT&T of Deceiving FCC Over Legacy Phone Network ShutdownDevelopment

California Accuses AT&T of Deceiving FCC Over Legacy Phone Network Shutdown

California regulators have accused telecommunications giant AT&T of submitting misleading information to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The company sought approval to decommission its legacy copper phone network, claiming it would not harm consumers. However, state authorities argue that AT&T downplayed risks for users, particularly in rural areas where alternative solutions may be unavailable. The dispute arises as the carrier plans a full transition to modern digital communication technologies, raising concerns about service continuity for vulnerable populations.

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Geoengineering and Interoception: New Challenges and DiscoveriesDevelopment

Geoengineering and Interoception: New Challenges and Discoveries

Solar geoengineering, aimed at cooling the planet, demands substantial infrastructure and technological investments, casting doubt on its near-term feasibility. Meanwhile, scientists are advancing research into interoception—the ability to perceive internal bodily signals. New tools and methods are deepening our understanding of the brain-body connection, potentially revolutionizing treatments for obesity, anxiety disorders, and other conditions linked to disrupted internal regulation.

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