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Chrome for Windows Receives Enhanced Session Protection

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Pentagon Ignored Military Geolocation Vulnerability: Adversaries Track Soldiers

The US Department of Defense has been aware of the threat posed by geodata leaks from military personnel’s mobile devices for years but failed to implement protective measures. As a result, adversaries can now track the movements of American troops, creating direct risks to operational security. The issue has escalated in active combat zones, where precise troop location data can be a critical factor.

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US-based startup Slate Auto, backed by investors including Jeff Bezos, will unveil pricing for its budget electric vehicle and open non-refundable preorders on June 24. First deliveries are slated for late 2025. The company has already amassed over 160,000 refundable 3500 ₽ reservations but is now transitioning to actual sales. The model is positioned as an affordable, customizable EV without unnecessary options, attracting market attention amid rising EV prices.

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Managed Service Providers (MSPs) face the challenge of overwhelming security data, where critical threats get lost in a flood of false alerts. Kaseya experts explain how implementing SIEM systems enhances monitoring efficiency, reduces alert fatigue, and speeds up incident response. The solution automates event analysis, prioritizes key signals, and shortens investigation time.

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Xiaomi Unveils Flagship 17T Series with Powerful Cameras and Battery

Xiaomi has announced the launch of its new 17T smartphone series in Japan. The 17T and 17T Pro models feature advanced cameras with 50MP sensors and 5x optical zoom, enabling high-quality shots from a distance. High-density silicon-carbon technology ensures compact device sizes with batteries up to 7000mAh, promising extended battery life.

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Sony Unveils New Bravia TVs with Enhanced RGB Backlighting

Sony has announced two new models in its Bravia TV lineup—the 9 II and 7 II—which utilize proprietary RGB backlighting technology to achieve maximum color depth. Positioned as an alternative to OLED screens, these models offer improved color accuracy even when viewed from an angle. The lineup includes devices with diagonals up to 115 inches, featuring unique design solutions such as a transparent stand and anti-glare coating.

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MSI Unveils Business Mini-PC with Copilot+ PC Support

MSI has announced the release of the compact desktop computer Cubi NUC AI+ 2MG-061JP, targeting the business segment. The device supports Copilot+ PC technology and runs on an Intel Core Ultra 5 processor. The model is positioned as a solution for corporate tasks requiring high performance in a compact form factor.

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Google User Faces 17-Year-Old Account Lockout Due to System Error

A Google One user with a 17-year history of using the company's services encountered an unexpected issue: their personal account was mistakenly flagged as a managed enterprise account. This led to the blocking of access to several features, including voice input, Gemini chat history, and Google Home settings. Attempts to resolve the issue through Google support have yielded no results even after three weeks.

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The Era of Affordable Gaming Handhelds Is Ending: Price Surge Reshapes the Market

Portable gaming devices like the Steam Deck and Nintendo Switch were once considered an affordable alternative to desktops and consoles. However, prices for these gadgets have skyrocketed: the base model of the Steam Deck now costs nearly double its original price, while Nintendo is set to raise the price of its new console to 35 379 ₽ Experts note that gaming devices are gradually becoming a niche product for affluent users, with rising component and logistics costs exacerbating the situation.

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