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HardwareASUS has announced the VM441QA all-in-one PC, the first device of its kind based on the Qualcomm Snapdragon X processor platform. The model features a 23.8-inch touchscreen display and a 45 TOPS neural processing unit, unlocking new AI capabilities. The device is now on sale in the Indian market, offering users a compact solution for office and home use.
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Artificial intelligencePope Leo XIV has published the encyclical *Magnifica Humanitas*, addressing the ethical dimensions of artificial intelligence. The 42,000-word document advocates for global AI regulation, emphasizing the protection of human dignity and prevention of technological monopolization. It calls on governments, tech companies, and society to discuss AI’s role in civilization’s future.
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BusinessSpotify expands its content by adding narrated versions of articles from renowned magazines like Wired, The Atlantic, and Rolling Stone. The new format is available in regions supporting audiobooks and targets users who prefer audio content. Articles last under two hours and are included in the monthly audiobook limit for Premium subscribers. Free users can purchase individual pieces for 14 237 ₽ though purchase terms are still being clarified.
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HardwarePortable chargers with magnetic mounting are becoming the standard for mobile devices, but their efficiency is often limited by overheating. Momax has introduced the Q.Mag X model, which stands out not only in design but also with its claimed graphene-based cooling system. How well does this technology meet expectations in real-world conditions?
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HardwareOwners of the Retroid Pocket 5 handheld gaming console have encountered issues with cracks appearing on the device's case. According to forum reports, the defect occurs near mounting holes, suggesting overtightened screws during factory assembly. The problem affects various models and color variants of the device.
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BusinessThe operator of Diablo IV’s Chinese servers has announced an extension of its free base game giveaway. Originally priced at around 1200 ₽ the game will now be available for free until August 4, 2026. The initiative aims to support the community and attract new players, granting full access to standard content without additional conditions. The promotion, launched on April 28, has already drawn a significant number of players.
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HardwareA former Xiaomi executive founded Guangfan Technology, which has become the first to launch AI-powered earbuds with an integrated camera. Priced at 19 676 ₽ the device hit shelves months ahead of Apple’s anticipated AirPods Ultra. This groundbreaking gadget combines audio functionality with a compact visual assistant, unlocking new possibilities in mobile technology.
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HardwareHuawei has introduced a new semiconductor development theory called τ-scaling. Unlike the traditional approach focused on shrinking transistor sizes, the new concept emphasizes reducing signal delays and increasing component density. Initial results will be implemented in Kirin chips this autumn, with Huawei targeting 1.4nm-equivalent density by 2031.
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HardwareChinese robotics developer LimX Dynamics has announced a new humanoid robot, Luna, designed for commercial and entertainment applications. Priced at approximately 3000 ₽ the model features 27 degrees of freedom for high mobility and precision. Luna runs on the second-generation SYS 0 motion engine, includes an upgraded cooling system, and offers extended battery life. A standout feature is its multimodal interaction and ability to learn dance moves by analyzing video recordings.
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SecurityPatients using mobile apps to treat depression, chronic pain, and other conditions often lack clarity on whether these programs have undergone independent review. Most of the over 55,000 therapeutic apps remain unevaluated by regulators for safety, efficacy, or data protection compliance. The IEEE Standards Association has launched a global registry to help users, physicians, and insurers distinguish verified solutions from marketing-driven products.
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BusinessUber’s President and COO Andrew Macdonald has expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of large-scale investments in artificial intelligence. He noted that there is no evidence yet that higher spending on AI tokens leads to consumer-demanded features. This statement comes amid growing industry skepticism about the real returns from large language models (LLMs).
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Artificial intelligenceAI-powered virtual sensors unlock new possibilities for estimating parameters that are difficult or cost-prohibitive to measure directly. For instance, determining battery state of charge (SOC) in battery management systems (BMS) can be achieved without additional hardware. These solutions reduce equipment costs and enhance device reliability by modeling data instead of deploying physical sensors. During a recent webinar, experts demonstrated how to integrate AI models into system design workflows, validate their effectiveness, and adapt them for embedded processors.
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