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Suunto Core: Smartwatch for Outdoor Adventures with Up to 12-Month Battery Life

Suunto Core smartwatches, now available on Amazon, are designed for outdoor enthusiasts and hikers. Equipped with an altimeter, barometer, and digital compass, these watches serve as reliable tools for navigation and environmental monitoring in extreme conditions. The manufacturer claims the device can operate for up to 12 months in time display mode without recharging, setting it apart from most competitors on the market.

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U.S. State Attorneys General Launch Investigation into OpenAIArtificial intelligence

U.S. State Attorneys General Launch Investigation into OpenAI

OpenAI, the developer behind leading artificial intelligence models, is facing an investigation by attorneys general from multiple U.S. states. According to sources, the New York Attorney General’s office has issued a request for documentation. Regulators are scrutinizing data processing practices, protection of minors, advertising strategies, and AI model safety. OpenAI representatives have expressed their willingness to cooperate with authorities and highlighted measures implemented to enhance platform security and user safeguards.

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iOS 27: What's New in the iPhone Update and When to Expect the ReleaseArtificial intelligence

iOS 27: What's New in the iPhone Update and When to Expect the Release

At WWDC 2026, Apple announced iOS 27, a major update for iPhone featuring AI integration in Siri, new camera capabilities, and a redesigned interface. The standout innovation is Siri AI, now a standalone app with cross-app functionality and request history tracking. Users can also expect enhanced Liquid Glass transparency controls, AI-generated photorealistic images in Image Playground, and expanded Health app features. Compatible with iPhone 11 and later, iOS 27 will launch this fall with a public beta available in July.

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Critical Zero-Day Vulnerability in PeopleSoft Threatens Hundreds of OrganizationsSecurity

Critical Zero-Day Vulnerability in PeopleSoft Threatens Hundreds of Organizations

Cybersecurity experts have uncovered a critical zero-day vulnerability in Oracle’s PeopleSoft platform, affecting hundreds of organizations worldwide. The exploit enables attackers to silently exfiltrate massive volumes of confidential data, including employee records, financial reports, and internal documents. The flaw is already being actively exploited, and companies using PeopleSoft must urgently implement protective measures.

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Amazon Warns U.S. Authorities About Risks of Anthropic AI Models Before BanArtificial intelligence

Amazon Warns U.S. Authorities About Risks of Anthropic AI Models Before Ban

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy reportedly alerted U.S. authorities to potential cybersecurity threats posed by Anthropic’s AI models, specifically Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5. Regulators responded by imposing global access restrictions after Amazon researchers found one model could provide data usable in cyberattacks. The move triggered export controls on these AI systems, impacting AWS cloud services as well. The incident highlights growing regulatory scrutiny over large language models and their potential misuse in cyber threats.

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Jabees Unveils Thin Under-Pillow Speaker for Comfortable SleepHardware

Jabees Unveils Thin Under-Pillow Speaker for Comfortable Sleep

Jabees has launched an innovative device for those struggling with insomnia or preferring to fall asleep to nature sounds, podcasts, or music. The new under-pillow speaker, Peace Duo, utilizes bone conduction technology to transmit sound through the pillow directly into the user's ear. This allows for audio listening without headphones, ensuring no disturbance to others. The device features an ultra-thin design and offers a convenient alternative to traditional sleep relaxation methods.

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Anthropic Shuts Down Fable and Mythos AI Models Following U.S. Trade DirectiveArtificial intelligence

Anthropic Shuts Down Fable and Mythos AI Models Following U.S. Trade Directive

Anthropic, a leading AI developer, has suspended its Fable and Mythos AI models following a directive from the U.S. Department of Commerce. The regulator flagged potential national security risks, citing vulnerabilities such as the ability to 'jailbreak' Fable 5, which could enable unauthorized access to critical system functions. This move underscores the growing scrutiny regulators place on advanced AI technologies to prevent misuse and data breaches.

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Amazon Slashes Fire TV Stick 4K Select Price to 1300 ₽ Ahead of Prime DayHardware

Amazon Slashes Fire TV Stick 4K Select Price to 1300 ₽ Ahead of Prime Day

Ahead of the Prime Day sale, Amazon has reduced the price of the Fire TV Stick 4K Select streaming stick to a record-low 129 362 ₽ which is 55% off its recommended retail price of 2900 ₽ The device allows users to upgrade older TVs with 4K Ultra HD, HDR10+, and quick access to streaming services. The deal requires no Prime subscription and is available now, making it an excellent opportunity to enhance your home theater setup.

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KPMG Retracts AI Report Due to AI HallucinationsArtificial intelligence

KPMG Retracts AI Report Due to AI Hallucinations

Global consulting giant KPMG has withdrawn its report on artificial intelligence adoption after independent researchers exposed multiple inaccuracies. The document, titled 'Redefining excellence in the age of agentic AI,' published in October 2025, contained false claims about AI implementations by major organizations. GPTZero’s analysis revealed that some statements were likely generated by AI without proper fact-checking. Affected companies, including UBS, the UK’s NHS, Swiss Federal Railways, and Transport for London, denied the report’s claims.

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USB-C Fast Charging: Why Standardization Matters More Than SpeedHardware

USB-C Fast Charging: Why Standardization Matters More Than Speed

The smartphone fast-charging market has peaked at 60–80W, with further power increases offering negligible benefits. Instead of competing in wattage, manufacturers now face USB-C compatibility challenges. Even with the universal USB Power Delivery standard, users must navigate voltage, current, and cable certification to achieve advertised speeds. Experts agree: the future of charging lies not in record-breaking power but in unified standards that enable one adapter to work across all devices.

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Skytech King 95 Gaming PC with RTX 5060 Ti and Ryzen 7 7800X3D Drops by 35 954 ₽Hardware

Skytech King 95 Gaming PC with RTX 5060 Ti and Ryzen 7 7800X3D Drops by 35 954 ₽

Walmart is offering a 35 954 ₽ discount on the Skytech King 95 gaming PC, reducing its price to 107 789 ₽ This prebuilt system features an NVIDIA RTX 5060 Ti with 16GB VRAM, an AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D processor, and 32GB DDR5 RAM, making it ideal for 1440p gaming and demanding workloads. With component prices rising, building a comparable system from scratch could cost significantly more.

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Ex-IT Employee Jailed for Cyberattack on School DistrictSecurity

Ex-IT Employee Jailed for Cyberattack on School District

A former IT specialist in Iowa’s school district has been sentenced to 21 months in prison for orchestrating a cyberattack against their former employer. The incident disrupted educational operations, deleted user accounts, and incurred financial losses exceeding tens of thousands of dollars. The court confirmed the defendant’s guilt in intentionally damaging the educational institution’s infrastructure.

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