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HardwareAmazon* is offering a record-breaking discount on the UGREEN Nexode Air 65W compact charger. Priced at just $21.49, this deal slashes 46% off the retail value of $39.99. Matching the Prime Day low, it’s an ideal buy for users seeking a powerful yet portable charging solution. The model boasts a 4.8-star rating, reflecting its reliability and performance.
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HardwareBritish tech brand Nothing has launched its latest flagship smartphone, the Phone (4b), distinguished by an updated design and enhanced specifications. The device boasts a monolithic body (unibody) and a revamped Glyph light panel, a signature feature of the lineup. Sales begin on July 17 at approximately 64,000 rubles, though its availability in Russia remains unconfirmed.
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BusinessСоциальная сеть X* анонсировала запуск встроенного видеоредактора и инструмента записи видео в мобильном приложении для iOS. Обновление призвано мотивировать авторов создавать оригинальный контент вместо перепостов чужих материалов, которые часто встречаются на платформе. Среди новых функций — наложение субтитров на нескольких языках с настройкой дизайна, а также инструмент «зелёного экрана», позволяющий использовать фотографии из галереи или посты X* в качестве фона. По словам главы продукта Никиты Биера, платформа продолжит развивать редактор в ближайшие недели.
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SecurityWith Android 17, users gain an extra layer of defense against cyber threats. A key innovation is the alert system for unsafe networks, including fake cell towers and unencrypted Wi-Fi. These networks can be exploited by hackers to intercept data or track devices. The new feature helps users identify risks early and prevent confidential data leaks, making it essential for those frequently using public networks in cafes, hotels, or shopping malls.
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HardwareHisense has unveiled the UR9 MiniLED TV, positioning it as a cost-effective alternative to flagship models from Samsung and LG. The device combines advanced display technologies with optimized pricing, making it an attractive choice for consumers seeking high image quality without overpaying for a brand name. Targeted at the premium segment, the model maintains competitive pricing while delivering exceptional performance.
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HardwareNew leaks shed light on Google’s plans for the Pixel 11 lineup. The company is reportedly ditching the 128GB base model in favor of a 256GB starting configuration. This shift will impact pricing, with European prices expected to rise by around €100 across all variants. The official announcement is slated for August 11, 2026, with sales beginning on August 20.
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HardwareA Spanish system software engineer has successfully ported Linux to the Atari Jaguar, a gaming console released in 1993 and marketed as the first 64-bit system on the market. The project required overcoming significant hardware limitations: just 2MB of RAM, no Memory Management Unit (MMU), and a non-standard architecture featuring Motorola 68000 processors. Despite these challenges, the developer managed to boot the Linux kernel and BusyBox shell on both real hardware via a cartridge and in an emulator.
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BusinessJapan's Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) will significantly expand digital skills training programs under a new curriculum launching in 2030. The reforms include dedicated subjects on information processing and technology for primary and secondary schools, with discussions on implementation measures set to begin soon. This initiative aims to equip students with essential digital competencies for modern society.
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HardwareAccording to Counterpoint Research, China’s smartphone sales during the annual 618 shopping festival dropped by 13% year-on-year. The decline was primarily driven by manufacturers raising prices to offset rising memory costs. All major brands except Huawei saw double-digit sales declines, with Honor and Xiaomi experiencing the steepest drops at 33% and 24%, respectively. Experts attribute the weaker consumer demand to less attractive promotions this year.
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SecurityFormer Cisco, Apple, and Spotify engineers Patrick and Ryan Coughlin launched Savi Security to combat the rising threat of AI-driven scams. Their iOS and Android app analyzes calls, messages, and voice notes in real time, flagging cloned voices and fraudulent attempts. The solution was inspired by a personal incident where the founders' mother fell victim to a fake kidnapping call using a cloned voice. Now, Savi offers affordable family-wide protection with a fixed subscription price.
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HardwareJapan's GEO Store chain has released its ranking of the most popular used smartphones for June 2026. The top-selling models included the iPhone 14 (128GB) and Samsung Galaxy A25 5G, while the iPhone 13 (128GB) led the trade-in category. The data highlights sustained demand for both flagship and mid-range devices in the secondary market.
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HardwareSamsung is expanding the customization options for its smartphones with an updated Home Up app in One UI 9. New features include support for multi-finger gestures (up to five fingers) and flexible dock panel customization on the home screen. These functions are exclusively available for Galaxy devices running the latest version of the proprietary interface. The update allows users to assign gestures for quick access to functions like app switching, recent tasks menu, or taking screenshots.
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