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Startup Battlefield Returns to Australia: What Participation Offers Startups

TechCrunch and payment platform Stripe’s startup competition, Startup Battlefield, will take place in Sydney on August 19, 2026. Ten selected teams will pitch their projects to investors, media, and Australia’s tech community leaders. The grand prize includes automatic entry into the global Startup Battlefield 200 final at TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco, along with up to 733 436 ₽ in Stripe credits for the top three finalists. Applications close on July 6.

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US Cable Operators Association Calls for Easing Ban on Foreign Routers

The National Cable & Telecommunications Association (NCTA) has filed a petition with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requesting a temporary relaxation of the ban on foreign routers. The move comes amid global shortages of memory chips and substrates, which threaten network infrastructure updates. Industry advocates warn that current restrictions risk network stability and could disrupt broadband services, particularly in high-demand regions.

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Google Tests Technology to Combat Mosquitoes Using Genetically Modified Insects

Google plans to carry out a large-scale experiment to reduce the number of mosquitoes spreading dangerous diseases. The project involves releasing 64 million genetically modified insects in two U.S. states over two years. The proposal is currently under review by regulators. If approved, this initiative could mark a significant step in public health innovation, leveraging technology to combat infectious diseases effectively.

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Samsung R95H: Revolution in LED TV Color Reproduction

Samsung’s new R95H TV with Micro RGB technology has delivered impressive results in lab tests, approaching the color reproduction quality of premium OLED displays. Engineers redesigned the backlight system, adding individual focusing lenses for red, green, and blue LEDs, significantly reducing color bleeding and improving contrast. Tests show the panel reproduces up to 100% of the BT.2020 color space, a first for LED TVs. This breakthrough positions the R95H as a strong competitor in the high-end display market.

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Tokyo’s Official App Surpasses 6.4 Million Downloads

The official mobile app of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, known as "Tokyo Appri," has reached 6.4 million downloads as of late May 2026. City authorities have announced further platform enhancements, including the introduction of digital resident IDs and an expanded push notification system to provide users with real-time updates. These upgrades aim to streamline access to municipal services and improve communication with citizens.

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Elite Alpha School in New York: 4,8 млн ₽ Annually Without a School License

New York’s elite Alpha School has opened its doors, offering education at 4,8 млн ₽ per year. Despite its luxurious facilities and premium pricing, the institution lacks official school accreditation. Internal documents reveal the company’s core principle: prioritizing rapid expansion over full compliance with safety regulations. The project is rapidly expanding across the U.S., appealing to families dissatisfied with conventional education models.

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Morphe to Add YouTube Premium-Like Playback Queue Feature

Developers of the popular patching app Morphe are preparing an update that will introduce a long-awaited playback queue feature to the modified version of YouTube. Previously available only to YouTube Premium users, this option will now be part of Morphe v1.31. The update will allow users to create temporary playlists, save them, and manage the queue without losing data after restarting the app.

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Google Gemini Avatar: How to Create a Digital Clone of Yourself Using AI

At the Google I/O conference, the company introduced Gemini Avatar, a new feature enabling users to create an AI clone that replicates both their appearance and voice. The technology is now available to subscribers of Google AI’s paid plans and allows generating videos featuring the digital twin. While the capabilities are impressive, experts note that the results still exhibit signs of AI generation, though the resemblance to the original can be striking.

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Microsoft Pledges to Consider Local Communities' Interests in Data Center Construction

At the Microsoft Build conference in San Francisco, CEO Satya Nadella outlined the company’s infrastructure strategy for artificial intelligence, emphasizing active engagement with local communities. Microsoft has committed to reducing water and electricity consumption, avoiding tariff increases for residents, and investing in social projects. These measures aim to secure approval from regions where new data centers are planned, ensuring sustainable development and mutual benefits for both the company and local populations.

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FocalPoint Unveils Open-Ear Clip-On Headphones Shokz OpenDots Air for ~15 769 ₽

FocalPoint has launched the Shokz OpenDots Air, wireless headphones featuring an open-ear design that leaves the ear canal unblocked. Designed as clip-on earbuds, the model ensures a secure fit while reducing sound leakage. The device is now available for 19,880 yen (approximately 15 769 ₽). This innovative form factor prioritizes user comfort and situational awareness, making it ideal for those who value safety in public spaces.

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Google Pay Introduces Direct Checkout on E-Commerce Websites

Google has unveiled an updated direct checkout feature in Google Pay, integrating payment methods from Google Wallet directly into e-commerce checkout pages. This solution promises to make the purchasing process smoother and more convenient for users. While currently available to a limited number of retailers, the company plans to expand its support globally in the near future.

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Nintendo Switch 2 to Feature Removable Battery for EU MarketHardware

Nintendo Switch 2 to Feature Removable Battery for EU Market

Nintendo has announced a special version of the Switch 2 gaming console for the European market, featuring batteries that users can replace without visiting service centers. The change aligns with a new EU regulation set to take effect on February 27, 2027, which mandates that manufacturers enable easy battery replacement in certain devices by end-users. This move aims to extend the console’s lifespan and simplify maintenance for consumers.

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