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HardwareGoogle’s new fitness tracker, Fitbit Air, is positioned as a lightweight, screenless device for passive health monitoring. However, it has a key limitation: it cannot be used simultaneously with other Fitbit trackers like Charge or Versa. The sole exception is compatibility with Pixel Watch, enabling seamless device switching without disconnection.
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HardwareIn 2024, NASA begins the practical implementation of its plans to establish a permanent lunar base, starting with three missions. One of these, Moon Base III, will deliver research equipment to the Moon for NASA, the European Space Agency (ESA), and the Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute. The primary focus is on studying lunar swirls—bright patches on the Moon’s surface—to better understand lunar evolution and material behavior in extreme conditions.
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Artificial intelligenceGoogle has rolled out an update for NotebookLM, streamlining data source management. The service now automatically syncs with Google Drive—updating information in NotebookLM instantly when files are added, modified, or deleted. The feature is available to all Workspace and personal Google account users.
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BusinessTechCrunch has opened applications for Startup Battlefield 2026, one of the most prestigious competitions for tech startups. The submission deadline is May 27. Organizers have shared key selection criteria to help founders assess whether to apply and how to prepare a strong portfolio. The focus is on innovative ideas capable of redefining the market, not just improving existing solutions.
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BusinessJapan’s SaaS leader Money Forward is overhauling its strategy to avoid losing ground in the multi-billion-dollar AI market. In just two months, the company adopted a 'three-front' approach to counter the expansion of US tech giants. This decision could shape the future of not only Money Forward but the entire Japanese SaaS industry, redefining the role of general AI models in enterprise services.
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HardwareThe US Department of Energy has selected five innovative companies to access stockpiles of weapons-grade plutonium for developing advanced nuclear reactors. The project involves 34 tons of radioactive material accumulated during the Cold War. While aimed at disposing of hazardous waste, the initiative raises safety concerns among experts.
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Artificial intelligenceFollowing Google Search’s recent update, which replaced traditional results with an AI assistant, many users have expressed dissatisfaction. In response, DuckDuckGo, a privacy-focused alternative search engine, has reported a significant increase in installs. The company noted an average 18% weekly rise in U.S. app downloads, peaking at 30.5%. The growth was even higher on iOS, reaching 69.9%. Users are actively migrating to noai.duckduckgo.com, where all AI features are disabled, reflecting growing demand for control over search experiences.
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Artificial intelligenceDebates about artificial intelligence eliminating millions of jobs in the near future are gaining momentum. However, economic data does not support such pessimistic forecasts. According to experts, AI’s impact on the job market remains minimal, and its transformation will take time. This provides an opportunity for businesses and governments to prepare for changes instead of succumbing to panic.
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HardwareA Reddit user found an innovative use for old Galaxy Watch 4 smartwatches by converting them into a motorcycle navigation display. The project showcases how outdated electronics can be given a second life with 3D printing and minimal modifications. However, technical challenges still need to be addressed despite the idea's originality.
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Artificial intelligenceChina has expanded controls on international travel for artificial intelligence specialists. Employees of private companies, startups, and even business founders must now obtain government approval before traveling abroad. Previously, such restrictions applied only to civil servants, scientists, and executives of state-owned enterprises, but now they extend to the private sector. The move reflects concerns over the leakage of key technologies and talent to foreign competitors.
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HardwareOutgassing is a critical issue in high-precision technological systems, where even minimal contamination can disrupt equipment operation. Specialized adhesives that meet NASA’s stringent requirements prevent the release of volatile substances that could settle on sensitive components. These materials are indispensable in aerospace, optical instrument manufacturing, and semiconductors, where cleanliness and reliability are paramount.
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BusinessA South Korean court dismissed a lawsuit filed by Samsung’s Device eXperience (DX) division employees seeking to block a bonus program for chip division staff. The company now plans to pay up to 28,6 млн ₽ to each semiconductor employee, while other divisions receive only about 286 184 ₽ The 10-year program ties payouts to financial targets.
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