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Snapmaker Launches 10,8 млн ₽ Fund to Support Open Source in 3D Printing

Marking its 10th anniversary, Snapmaker has launched a 10,8 млн ₽ innovation fund to empower open source developers and 3D printing enthusiasts. The initiative targets the U1 multi-functional 3D printer ecosystem, including projects like Klipper, OrcaSlicer, and Moonraker. The first 3,6 млн ₽ has already been distributed to developers whose tools, such as Full Spectrum and Surface Color Stitch, enhance U1 capabilities. The remaining 7,2 млн ₽ will be awarded through an open competition with prizes for top projects.

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Cell Reprogramming: The New Trend in Anti-AgingDevelopment

Cell Reprogramming: The New Trend in Anti-Aging

Aging is a complex biological process affecting all body systems. For decades, researchers focused on isolated mechanisms like telomere shortening or cellular senescence, but these approaches gained and lost traction over time. Now, cell reprogramming has emerged as a groundbreaking method that could revolutionize healthy life extension. Unlike previous strategies, this approach doesn’t just slow aging—it may reverse it by restoring cellular and tissue functions.

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Sponge: Free Way to Quickly Clear Android Phone StorageDevelopment

Sponge: Free Way to Quickly Clear Android Phone Storage

Smartphone storage fills up fast with photos and videos, and deleting them via standard tools can be tedious. The Sponge app offers a simple and quick way to remove unwanted files: swipe left or right to delete or save media. It works with local data only, preserving cloud backups, and supports deletion by date or collections. The free version clears photos by month, while the paid version (251 ₽) adds video support and more features.

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Ugreen FineTrack 2: Bluetooth Tracker with Unique Design and Long Battery LifeHardware

Ugreen FineTrack 2: Bluetooth Tracker with Unique Design and Long Battery Life

The Bluetooth tracker market just got a fresh contender: Ugreen FineTrack 2. This device breaks away from the crowd, including Apple AirTag, with its distinctive design, superior protection, and extended battery life. Unlike traditional tags, FineTrack 2 features a compact soccer-ball-shaped form factor, making it less conspicuous on luggage or keys. However, it’s limited to iOS, narrowing its audience, though Apple users may find it a compelling AirTag alternative.

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Apple Intelligence at WWDC: Key Siri and AI UpdatesArtificial intelligence

Apple Intelligence at WWDC: Key Siri and AI Updates

At WWDC, Apple placed a strong bet on artificial intelligence by unveiling long-awaited Apple Intelligence updates. The headline feature was Siri AI—a more intelligent, context-aware assistant capable of handling conversational queries, processing on-device data, and interacting with ChatGPT. The new Siri will feature a dedicated app, enhanced voice customization, and multimodal capabilities, including image and video analysis.

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Bose QuietComfort Ultra Price Drops to New Low for Flagship HeadphonesHardware

Bose QuietComfort Ultra Price Drops to New Low for Flagship Headphones

Bose has announced a record price drop for its flagship wireless headphones, the QuietComfort Ultra Gen 2. Now available for 27 253 ₽—down from 32 286 ₽—at major retailers like Amazon and Best Buy, the updated model features improved noise cancellation, lossless audio support via USB-C, and extended battery life of up to 30 hours. New features include a dedicated Cinema Mode for clearer movie dialogue and automatic standby when stored in the case or placed on a flat surface.

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Subway Streamlines Complex Ordering Process with Mobile App UpdatesBusiness

Subway Streamlines Complex Ordering Process with Mobile App Updates

Fast-food chain Subway faced backlash over its convoluted ordering process, particularly in customizing meals. In response to widespread user frustration, the company announced plans to overhaul the mobile app and self-service kiosk interfaces. These updates aim to simplify ingredient selection, reduce entry barriers for new customers, and accelerate service times across all locations.

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Palworld Exits Early Access: Developers Release Final Version 1.0Development

Palworld Exits Early Access: Developers Release Final Version 1.0

Japanese studio Pocket Pair officially released the final version of Palworld (version 1.0) after 2.5 years of development in early access. The launch on July 10, 2024, marked the conclusion of one of the most discussed gaming projects in recent years. The game drew attention not only for its gameplay but also for controversies surrounding its visual similarities to the Pokémon franchise, which did not hinder its commercial success or player recognition.

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Chinese Hackers Spied on Isolated Network for a Decade via Authentication FlawSecurity

Chinese Hackers Spied on Isolated Network for a Decade via Authentication Flaw

A Chinese hacking group infiltrated a target organization’s infrastructure by compromising its authentication system. The attackers maintained access to the isolated network for a decade, monitoring administrative activity while remaining undetected. The attack highlights advanced techniques for long-term cyberespionage, posing a severe threat to corporate and government networks. Organizations must strengthen security measures to prevent such breaches.

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Meta Terminates $1.9B Deal with Chinese AI Startup Manus at Beijing’s RequestArtificial intelligence

Meta Terminates $1.9B Deal with Chinese AI Startup Manus at Beijing’s Request

Meta has begun unwinding its $1.9 billion acquisition of Chinese AI startup Manus, citing Beijing's national security concerns. The operational separation is already underway, with Manus disconnected from Meta’s internal systems and employees losing access to its tools. The process may culminate in a full return of Manus to Chinese investors, potentially including a Hong Kong IPO. Founders are negotiating a $719 million buyback to restructure the startup as a joint venture with local partners.

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JAL and NTT Docomo Launch Mobile Service Based on ahamoBusiness

JAL and NTT Docomo Launch Mobile Service Based on ahamo

Japan Airlines (JAL) has introduced JAL Mobile, a new mobile service developed in collaboration with NTT Docomo, built on the ahamo tariff plan. This initiative marks another step in expanding JAL's partnership network, previously tied to IIJ. Company representatives state that the integration with Docomo is driven by the need to optimize service offerings and boost competitiveness for customers. The strategic shift may reshape Japan's telecom market, prompting competitors to reassess their approaches to retain corporate clients and attract new partnerships.

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FCC Proposes Restrictions on Disposable SIM Cards and PhonesDevelopment

FCC Proposes Restrictions on Disposable SIM Cards and Phones

The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has proposed stricter controls on the sale of disposable SIM cards and so-called "burner phones." The regulator believes these devices are widely used for fraud, cybercrime, and bypassing identification systems. The proposed measures may require telecom operators to verify buyers' identities even for prepaid SIM cards. This has sparked debate among experts about balancing security and user privacy concerns.

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