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Amazon Slashes SSD Prices During Prime Day: Top 5 Deals to ConsiderHardware

Amazon Slashes SSD Prices During Prime Day: Top 5 Deals to Consider

During Amazon’s Prime Day sale, the company has significantly reduced prices on solid-state drives (SSDs), presenting a prime opportunity for users to upgrade their storage solutions. Experts have analyzed the available offers and highlighted five of the most cost-effective models that combine high performance with attractive pricing. The promotion covers SSDs in various capacities and form factors, suitable for both desktop PCs and laptops.

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Apple to Add Subscription Bundles to App Store by Year-EndBusiness

Apple to Add Subscription Bundles to App Store by Year-End

Apple has announced major updates for the App Store, including subscription bundles that allow users to subscribe to multiple apps from different developers in a single package. This feature, launching by the end of 2024, mirrors existing streaming service bundles like Apple TV+ and Peacock. For instance, users could bundle Instagram* Plus and Tinder Platinum together. Additionally, Apple introduced Suites—exclusive subscription sets unavailable for individual purchase—which simplify user choices while boosting developer revenue.

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Microsoft Patches Zero-Day Vulnerability After Public Dispute with ResearcherSecurity

Microsoft Patches Zero-Day Vulnerability After Public Dispute with Researcher

Microsoft has released a patch for a critical zero-day vulnerability identified by independent security researcher Nightmare Eclipse. The incident gained public attention when the expert publicly accused the company of delaying the fix, potentially leaving users exposed to attacks. Both vulnerabilities addressed in the update were classified as critical, as they could enable unauthorized system access. This dispute underscores growing tensions between major tech firms and independent cybersecurity researchers, often fueled by disagreements over patch timelines and transparency.

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months Adds Tags to iPhone Calendar for Event SortingDevelopment

months Adds Tags to iPhone Calendar for Event Sorting

The months iPhone calendar app has introduced a new feature allowing users to assign custom tags to events. This update simplifies schedule organization by enabling task filtering by categories, such as work meetings or personal errands, without scrolling through the entire list. The improved tag-based search enhances calendar navigation, making it more intuitive and efficient.

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PearOS: Linux Distro with macOS Liquid Glass DesignDevelopment

PearOS: Linux Distro with macOS Liquid Glass Design

PearOS developers have unveiled a new version of the NiceCore distribution, inspired by macOS Liquid Glass design. Created by a single enthusiast, the project aims to deliver a Linux experience closely resembling Apple’s ecosystem, featuring proprietary visual solutions and AI-powered built-in tools. Despite its impressive appearance, the distro remains far from stable and mass-market readiness.

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ServiceNow Reports Customer Data Leak Due to API VulnerabilitySecurity

ServiceNow Reports Customer Data Leak Due to API Vulnerability

ServiceNow’s enterprise automation platform experienced a cybersecurity incident after attackers exploited an unauthenticated API vulnerability. The breach granted unauthorized access to customer instance data via an unprotected endpoint. The company has notified affected clients and is implementing measures to mitigate the impact. The full scope of the leak and specific compromised data remain undisclosed.

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How Technologies Measure the 'Urban Pulse' of MegacitiesArtificial intelligence

How Technologies Measure the 'Urban Pulse' of Megacities

Cities are not static structures but complex organisms with their own rhythms. Modern technologies enable the analysis of this rhythm by identifying patterns in transportation flows, population activity, and resource usage. This approach helps urban planners and IT specialists make informed decisions to enhance urban environments. Studies show that city dynamics are cyclical and uneven, requiring flexible tools for accurate assessment to improve infrastructure efficiency and resident well-being.

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SAP Patches Critical Vulnerabilities in NetWeaver and Commerce CloudSecurity

SAP Patches Critical Vulnerabilities in NetWeaver and Commerce Cloud

In its June security update, SAP addressed 15 vulnerabilities, including four critical flaws in NetWeaver and Commerce Cloud. These flaws could allow attackers to gain unauthorized system access or execute arbitrary code, posing severe risks to enterprise infrastructure. The patches aim to protect corporate systems from potential cyberattacks and mitigate business risks. Experts strongly recommend immediate patch installation to prevent exploitation.

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Survey: Galaxy S24 Ultra Still Leads Budget Alternatives to Moto G StylusHardware

Survey: Galaxy S24 Ultra Still Leads Budget Alternatives to Moto G Stylus

Despite the launch of newer models, the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra remains a top choice among users. A survey by Android Authority revealed that 27% of respondents consider this smartphone the best alternative to the Moto G Stylus (2026), which has risen to 35 866 ₽ Released in 2024, the Galaxy S24 Ultra outperforms Motorola’s latest offering in performance, software support, and stylus compatibility. The Samsung model also maintains relevance thanks to its long-term update policy and flagship capabilities.

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GM Deploys V2G Technology to Offset AI Data Center Energy ConsumptionHardware

GM Deploys V2G Technology to Offset AI Data Center Energy Consumption

General Motors has unveiled a strategy to integrate electric vehicles into the energy infrastructure to combat the surging electricity demand driven by AI data centers. The company is enabling vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology for its customers, allowing EVs to feed stored energy back into the grid during peak load periods. According to GM, over 250,000 Chevrolet, Cadillac, and GMC electric vehicles in the U.S. already support bidirectional charging, which could theoretically power up to 120,000 homes for a week.

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How to Save on Google AI Plus Plan Without Losing Storage CapacityArtificial intelligence

How to Save on Google AI Plus Plan Without Losing Storage Capacity

Users of Google Drive and its services can cut subscription costs by switching from the AI Pro to the more affordable AI Plus plan. The new 358 ₽/month plan offers 400GB of storage—enough for most tasks, including document work, email, and photos. The author tested the transition and confirmed annual savings of up to 12 912 ₽ without losing critical functions. However, AI model usage limits and additional service access are reduced.

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