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SecurityCybercriminals have found a way to distribute malware through Steam Workshop, Valve’s official platform for user-generated game content. Attackers disguise malicious files as harmless wallpaper packs for Wallpaper Engine, an app that allows users to customize dynamic desktop wallpapers. Once installed, these "wallpapers" infect the user’s device with malware capable of stealing data or downloading additional threats.
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SecurityCybersecurity researchers have uncovered the Rokarolla Trojan, a sophisticated Android malware targeting 217 applications, including banking and cryptocurrency services. This malicious software employs 137 distinct commands to bypass security measures and exfiltrate sensitive data. Experts warn of the severe threat and urge users to enhance mobile security protocols immediately.
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HardwareGoogle has begun rolling out its June update for Pixel smartphones, introducing new Pixel Drop features alongside routine bug fixes. The update covers all supported devices starting from Pixel 6 and newer, including Pixel 6a, Pixel 7, Pixel 8, the foldable Pixel Fold, and the Pixel Tablet. Users will receive Android 17, which delivers stability and performance improvements. The update will be deployed gradually over a week, so not all devices will receive it immediately.
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HardwareGoogle has begun rolling out Wear OS 7 for its Pixel Watch 2, 3, and 4 smartwatches. The key innovation is the Live Updates feature, which synchronizes real-time event notifications between the watch and smartphone. Users can now track sports scores or food delivery status directly on their watch display. The update also promises a 10% improvement in battery life compared to Wear OS 6, enhancing device autonomy for everyday use.
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SecurityApple is revamping its Hide My Email feature, which allows iCloud+ subscribers to mask real email addresses when signing up for online services. In the coming weeks, newly generated anonymous addresses will transition to the @private.icloud.com domain, simplifying identification and potential blocking by apps and websites. Existing addresses will remain fully functional, but service owners must update email filtering to avoid delivery issues.
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HardwareThe Gigabyte X870 Aorus Elite WiFi7 motherboard, previously priced at 23 184 ₽ is now available for 18 113 ₽ thanks to a temporary discount. The model supports AMD Ryzen 9000, 8000, and 7000 processors, offering a robust 16+2+2-phase power delivery system and DDR5 memory compatibility up to 256GB at speeds from 4400 to 8200 MHz. This makes it an excellent choice for gaming builds and workstations.
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Artificial intelligenceCasey Harrell, diagnosed with ALS, has become the first person to actively and independently use a brain-computer interface (BCI) for daily tasks, including work and internet browsing. Developers call him the 'first advanced user' of the technology and plan further enhancements. Meanwhile, South Korea stands out with its unique enthusiasm for AI: only 16% of its residents express more concerns than excitement about AI, starkly contrasting with sentiments in the U.S.
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BusinessSpaceX temporarily became the world's fifth most valuable company, overtaking Amazon and closing in on Microsoft. A 20% stock surge on its first trading day and the 4,4 трлн ₽ acquisition of AI startup Cursor propelled its valuation to a record 210 ₽ T. By market close, the figure adjusted to 188 ₽ T, yet investor confidence in SpaceX's long-term potential remains strong despite a 355 млрд ₽ loss on 1,4 трлн ₽ revenue last year.
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DevelopmentGoogle has begun rolling out Android 17 for compatible Pixel smartphones. The update introduces several new features, including floating Bubbles windows for seamless multitasking on large and foldable screens. Gamers will benefit from enhanced controls, while the new Screen Reactions tool allows simultaneous screen and front-camera recording. Some AI-powered features, including Gemini integration, will arrive later this year. Updates for non-Pixel devices are expected by 2026.
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BusinessChinese service Xiaohongshu, known as a platform for reviews and recommendations, is preparing for an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong. According to Bloomberg sources, the company may file confidential documents as early as this month. The listing is being prepared with financial advisors, though key deal parameters—such as timing, fundraising volume, and business valuation—remain undetermined. Experts suggest the offering could become one of the largest on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in recent years.
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HardwareGoogle has certified the Fitbit Air fitness tracker for payment via Health Savings Account (HSA) and Flexible Spending Account (FSA) in the U.S., enabling users to purchase the device using pre-tax funds allocated for medical expenses. This move eliminates tax liabilities while enhancing accessibility to health-focused technology. The device is now available for purchase on the official Google Store, where buyers can utilize eligible HSA/FSA funds for seamless transactions.
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HardwareJapanese electronics giant Sharp has debuted its first wearable devices—the *Karatameit Watch* (MH-W01) smartwatch and *Karatameit Ring* (MH-R01) smart ring. Both devices boast automatic calorie tracking technology, eliminating the need for manual data entry. The launch is scheduled for July 9, 2024, with the smartwatch priced at ¥59,400 (approx. 25 358 ₽) and the smart ring at ¥41,800 (approx. 18 113 ₽).
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