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HardwareArlo has slashed the price of its 2nd-generation 2K Video Doorbell to a record 2,1 млрд ₽ arking a 40% drop from its previous promotional price and 7300 ₽ off the original 9400 ₽ This deal presents one of the most affordable high-resolution smart home doorbells ever. The offer is available on Amazon but may end at any time, so act fast to secure this limited-time discount.
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SecurityJapan is experiencing ongoing disruptions in its linear heavy rainfall alert system, which began in late May. The issues emerged shortly after the launch of an updated emergency weather warning system, raising questions about a potential link. The Japan Meteorological Agency has not yet confirmed whether the failures are connected to the recent infrastructure update. Reliable alerts are critical for mitigating risks like flash floods and landslides in vulnerable regions.
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HardwareSamsung has officially confirmed the name of its new flagship foldable smartphone—the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra. Bluetooth SIG certification revealed the device’s model number (SM-F976), linking it to the Z Fold series. Expected to succeed the Galaxy Z Fold 7, the new model will be unveiled in July at the Galaxy Unpacked event in London. The announcement will likely include multiple devices, including a more compact foldable variant.
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SecurityGoogle has unveiled a new Android feature designed to detect fraudulent calls generated by artificial intelligence. The tool, named "Fake Call Detection," will first roll out on Pixel devices before expanding to other Android smartphones. This solution aims to counter the growing threat of deepfakes, which are increasingly used to mimic voices of acquaintances or colleagues to deceive users. The feature operates in the background, requiring no additional setup, and alerts users to potential scams.
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Artificial intelligenceGoogle is expanding the availability of its 'Organize My Files' feature in Google Drive, which leverages artificial intelligence to suggest optimal file sorting options. The tool analyzes storage content and automatically groups documents into existing or new folders, simplifying data management. This feature is now available to enterprise clients and subscribers of Google’s AI plans, enhancing productivity with minimal effort.
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HardwareThe Amazfit Active 3 Premium smartwatch, priced at 12 335 ₽ offers advanced features for runners, including personalized training plans, key metric monitoring, and offline navigation support. Combining affordability with premium materials and a vibrant AMOLED display, it presents a compelling alternative to pricier devices. Ideal for both beginners and experienced athletes aiming to prevent injuries and enhance performance.
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SecurityElectronics manufacturer Acer is addressing two critical zero-day vulnerabilities discovered in its Wave 7 mesh routers. Both flaws carry the highest severity rating and could be exploited by attackers to gain unauthorized access to devices. Acer has confirmed that patch development is underway, though no specific release timeline has been provided yet.
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SecurityRegional Japanese bank Awa Bank has published findings from its investigation into a client data leak disclosed in April. The breach occurred via a test environment slated for decommissioning but instead used for AI-driven system upgrades. The bank acknowledged infrastructure management failures and announced disciplinary actions against leadership. The incident highlights risks tied to unsupported or outdated IT assets, particularly in finance, as digital transformation accelerates.
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HardwareXcimer Energy has launched the Phoenix laser system, which the company claims is the world's most powerful private laser development. The project aims to create commercially viable fusion energy using an approach similar to the U.S. National Ignition Facility (NIF). In 2022, NIF demonstrated that controlled fusion reactions can produce more energy than required to initiate them. If successful, this innovation could revolutionize the energy sector by providing a nearly limitless source of clean power.
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HardwareAt NVIDIA GTC Taipei 2026, the company demonstrated the DGX Station desktop supercomputers running on Windows. Three models were presented, targeting artificial intelligence and high-performance computing tasks. This solution is designed for developers and researchers requiring a powerful local platform for AI model development and deployment. The introduction of Windows support broadens its appeal to a wider range of users, including the corporate sector.
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BusinessAudible, an Amazon-owned platform, has announced the launch of a loyalty program that rewards users with bonuses and incentives for regular audiobook listening. The initiative aims to enhance subscriber engagement and attract new customers through referral programs. Participation is free and accessible via the app or website. The program encourages consistent usage by offering tangible benefits for dedicated listeners.
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SecurityEuropean and international law enforcement agencies conducted a large-scale operation to dismantle nine organized criminal groups involved in illegal content streaming. As a result, 29 individuals were detained, and their infrastructure was disabled. The investigation revealed that the criminals earned millions from piracy, violating copyright laws and causing significant damage to legitimate streaming platforms.
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