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HardwareGoogle has slashed the price of Fitbit Ace LTE kids' smartwatches to a record-low 7200 ₽ ahead of Prime Day. Major retailers like Best Buy and Target are offering this deal. Designed as a bridge between traditional watches and smartphones, the device provides parents with enhanced control over their child's communications. A cellular subscription at 719 ₽/month is required for full functionality.
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HardwareAccording to insider leaks, Intel is set to launch its Raptor Lake Next processor lineup in early 2027. These chips will retain the Core 200 branding and build upon the existing Raptor Lake architecture rather than introducing Bartlett Lake. The lineup will span both desktop and mobile platforms, including models with a TDP of up to 125W. Notably, the new processors will lack groundbreaking features, positioning them as optimized iterations of known solutions rather than revolutionary upgrades.
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HardwareSolid-state air conditioners are emerging as a potential game-changer in climate control, ditching traditional compressors and refrigerants in favor of innovative physics-based approaches like thermoelectric effects, magnetocaloric materials, or barothermal processes. Unlike conventional HVAC systems with a coefficient of performance (COP) of 3—meaning three units of heat moved per unit of energy spent—these new solutions, particularly thermoelectric models, lag far behind, especially in extreme temperature shifts.
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HardwareSAPPHIRE and MSI have introduced new solutions for PC builders, emphasizing security and convenience. SAPPHIRE launched a motherboard and graphics card that eliminate the need for additional power cables, simplifying assembly and reducing the risk of errors. Meanwhile, MSI announced a 1300W power supply with enhanced monitoring and overload protection. These innovations reflect the growing demand for reliable and secure components in high-performance PC builds.
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Artificial intelligenceSpanish startup Orbio, specializing in HR process automation for frontline employees, has announced the closure of a 1,5 млрд ₽ Series A funding round. Dawn Capital led the investment. Orbio’s solution leverages AI agents to handle tasks from candidate recruitment to daily employee engagement. Among its clients are YUM! Brands (owner of Pizza Hut, KFC, and Taco Bell) and healthcare organizations. The platform aims to streamline workforce management in high-turnover industries like retail and logistics.
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DevelopmentChinese developer S-GAME announced a delay for its action game Phantom Blade Zero, pushing the release from September 9 to October 29. The announcement came during Sony’s State of Play presentation. Studio head Liang Qiwei dismissed rumors that the delay was a marketing tactic to avoid competition with major September titles like Rockstar Games’ releases. Instead, he emphasized the need for additional time to eliminate technical flaws, improve stability, and polish the game, ensuring a seamless launch without a major day-one patch.
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Artificial intelligenceChinese tech leader Baidu has launched road tests for its Apollo Go autonomous taxi service in Switzerland, collaborating with PostBus, the country's largest public transport operator. The AmiGo-branded autonomous vehicles will serve sparsely populated eastern regions, including Lake Constance and the Alpine foothills. Commercial operations are expected to begin in 2027. To date, Apollo Go has completed over 22 million rides across 27 global cities, covering more than 330 million autonomous kilometers.
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BusinessAmazon has released data on its data centers' water consumption, highlighting that their usage accounts for just 0.075% of the water Americans use for lawn and garden irrigation. The company also reported significant improvements in resource efficiency, including a shift to air cooling and temperature regime optimization. These measures aim to achieve the goal of becoming 'water positive' by 2030, despite growing demand for AI-driven computational power.
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DevelopmentLondon-based indie studio Milktooth has unveiled its first game, Bad Magpie, where players control a magpie causing chaos to evade painful emotions. Inspired by the creators' personal losses and breakups, the game mirrors Untitled Goose Game's mechanics but delves deeper into emotional avoidance. Players collect shiny objects to fill an inner void, navigating nonlinear gameplay that subtly reveals its themes. The hand-painted visuals contrast the game's lightheartedness with its serious subject matter, while small puzzles like using a megaphone to scare mice add depth.
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BusinessApple has agreed to pay 18 млрд ₽ to iPhone 16 and select iPhone 15 Pro model owners as part of a class-action settlement. The lawsuit stemmed from promised Apple Intelligence features that were not delivered on time. Compensation will range from 1800 ₽ to 6800 ₽ per device, with claims accepted after official notifications. The first payouts are expected no earlier than September 2026.
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HardwareASUS and XREAL unveiled the ROG XREAL R1 AR glasses at a joint presentation in Tokyo, targeting gamers with a massive 171-inch virtual screen projected at four meters. The glasses deliver exceptional smoothness with a 240Hz refresh rate and connect effortlessly to portable gaming PCs, making them ideal for mobile gaming enthusiasts seeking high performance and portability.
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DevelopmentAhead of the release of 'Toy Story 5,' Pixar has revealed its approach to technology in the film’s production. The studio is deliberately tempering animation advancements to preserve visual continuity with previous installments. Despite this, creators have integrated technical innovations, including new tools for lighting, character hair, and rendering. Special attention was given to scenes depicting a child’s imagination, rendered in a stylized watercolor-like manner. The film hits theaters on June 19.
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