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Snap Unveils AR Glasses Specs with Powerful Hardware

Snap has officially introduced its augmented reality (AR) glasses Specs, targeting mainstream consumers. The device is powered by dual Snapdragon processors, delivering high performance and low latency for AR content. Unlike earlier models, Specs boast a sleeker design and expanded functionality, including support for Lenses—interactive AR effects developed by the community. Pre-orders are now open at 159 031 ₽ with shipments set to begin this fall in the U.S., U.K., and France.

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How to Stop Android Keyboard Tracking: Two Ways to Disable SurveillanceSecurity

How to Stop Android Keyboard Tracking: Two Ways to Disable Surveillance

The default Gboard keyboard on Android devices tracks user activities, including text input and voice commands, by default. While this data improves features like autocorrect and predictive typing, it is sent to Google's servers. Many privacy settings are either hidden or require manual disabling. There are two ways to address this issue: configure Gboard or switch to an alternative like FUTO Keyboard, which processes data locally without sharing it with third parties.

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Japanese Government Adopts Accessible AI Models After Blocking Claude Mythos 5Artificial intelligence

Japanese Government Adopts Accessible AI Models After Blocking Claude Mythos 5

During a June 16 press briefing, Japan’s Digital Minister Nao Matsumoto confirmed the temporary suspension of access to Anthropic’s top-tier AI models, Claude Mythos 5 and Claude Fable 5, due to US-imposed restrictions. While the specifics remain undisclosed, the government is pivoting to existing advanced AI solutions to maintain cybersecurity initiatives and other projects. Major financial institutions, including the country’s three megabanks, have adopted a similar approach to ensure operational continuity.

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3 Unofficial Android Auto Apps to Expand Your Car Screen's CapabilitiesDevelopment

3 Unofficial Android Auto Apps to Expand Your Car Screen's Capabilities

Android Auto’s official app selection is limited, but third-party solutions unlock powerful features like YouTube video playback, web browsing, and local media playback. V-Help tested three unofficial apps that transform your car’s display into a versatile multimedia hub. Installation requires enabling developer mode and using a specialized app loader, making these tools compatible even with older vehicles. These enhancements deliver a richer, more convenient experience for both drivers and passengers.

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SpaceX Acquires Cursor Startup for 4,4 трлн ₽ After Record IPOArtificial intelligence

SpaceX Acquires Cursor Startup for 4,4 трлн ₽ After Record IPO

SpaceX has announced the acquisition of Cursor, an AI-coding startup, for 4,4 трлн ₽ in stock. The deal, expected to close in Q3 2024, marks a strategic move to bolster SpaceX’s artificial intelligence division, which has faced recent controversies. Cursor, formerly known as Anysphere, gained traction with its AI-powered programming tools but struggled financially before the acquisition.

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Anthropic Accused of Misleading Users Over Claude Max Subscription LimitsArtificial intelligence

Anthropic Accused of Misleading Users Over Claude Max Subscription Limits

US-based AI startup Anthropic, developer of the Claude AI assistant, is facing a class-action lawsuit over allegations of false advertising regarding the usage limits of its paid subscriptions. User Carl Hahn claims that the actual limits for the Max 5x and Max 20x plans are significantly lower than advertised. For instance, instead of the promised 20x increase over the base Pro plan, subscribers receive only a 6–8x boost. Similarly, the Max 5x plan delivers a 3.5x increase rather than the advertised fivefold limit.

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AMD and Intel Unveil Massive Server Sockets for Next-Gen CPUsHardware

AMD and Intel Unveil Massive Server Sockets for Next-Gen CPUs

At Computex 2026, AMD and Intel unveiled groundbreaking server platforms featuring record-breaking socket sizes, designed to power next-gen AI infrastructure. AMD’s SP7 socket supports up to 256-core EPYC Venice processors with 16 DDR6 channels and 96 PCIe 6.0 lanes, while Intel’s LGA9324-1 accommodates up to 192-core Xeon Diamond Rapids with 16 DDR5 channels and PCIe Gen6. Both platforms target high-performance AI servers, requiring advanced liquid cooling due to extreme power demands exceeding 1.4 kW.

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ChatGPT Loses Market Share in AI Assistants for the First TimeArtificial intelligence

ChatGPT Loses Market Share in AI Assistants for the First Time

The AI assistant market is undergoing a major shift: ChatGPT’s share from OpenAI has fallen below 50% for the first time, reaching 46.4% by May 2026. According to Sensor Tower, Google’s Gemini (27.7%) and Anthropic’s Claude (10.3%) are the primary beneficiaries of this trend. Other players, including xAI Grok and Perplexity, remain below the 5% market threshold. This shift highlights growing user willingness to explore alternative solutions amid intensifying competition and product differentiation.

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iRhythm Reports Patient Data Breach Following CyberattackSecurity

iRhythm Reports Patient Data Breach Following Cyberattack

iRhythm Holdings, a U.S.-based digital health technology company, has confirmed a data breach affecting personal and medical records of patients. The incident occurred after hackers compromised third-party business applications used for data storage. While attackers accessed confidential information, the full scope and specific details of the breach remain under investigation. The company has notified regulators and launched a joint cybersecurity investigation with experts.

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Japanese Watch Less Live TV — NHK Study Reveals Sharp DeclineBusiness

Japanese Watch Less Live TV — NHK Study Reveals Sharp Decline

A 2023 NHK study found that for the first time since 1995, daily live TV viewership in Japan has declined across all age groups. The sharpest decline was among adults under 30, where daily viewing for over 15 minutes fell below 50%. Even older demographics, traditionally stable, showed reduced engagement. The shift reflects global media consumption trends, fueled by the rise of on-demand streaming and digital platforms.

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How Companies Are Testing Token Economics in Corporate AIArtificial intelligence

How Companies Are Testing Token Economics in Corporate AI

Developers from Silicon Valley and major online retailers share insights on managing token costs in corporate AI solutions. The "tokenomics" issue is becoming critical: data processing expenses are growing exponentially, while business models have yet to adapt to new realities. Experts warn that without optimizing token costs, AI adoption may become unprofitable even for tech giants.

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Cyberattacks Exploiting Fortinet FortiSandbox Vulnerabilities UnderwaySecurity

Cyberattacks Exploiting Fortinet FortiSandbox Vulnerabilities Underway

Cybercriminals have begun massively exploiting critical vulnerabilities in FortiSandbox, Fortinet’s threat detection and analysis platform. According to Defused, a cyber intelligence firm, attackers are already using exploits in real-world attacks. These flaws allow threat actors to bypass built-in protections and gain control over systems, posing severe risks to corporate networks. Experts strongly advise installing security updates immediately to prevent potential incidents.

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