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Hardware3COINS has launched a budget-friendly smartphone case that combines multiple functions into one accessory. Made from synthetic leather, the case features a built-in stylus for precise touchscreen interaction and a foldable stand for hands-free video viewing or calls. Priced at just ¥770 (approx. $450 RUB at current exchange rates), this accessory is ideal for users seeking practicality without overspending.
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HardwareThe ongoing RAM shortage has pushed enthusiasts to explore unconventional solutions. One such experiment tested whether Windows 11 could run on legacy hardware with DDR1 memory. The build featured an ASRock ConRoe 865PE motherboard, an Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 processor, and an ATI Radeon HD 4650 AGP graphics card. The system delivered stable performance, including hardware video decoding and modern app compatibility. The experiment confirmed that even such outdated hardware can support a current OS with specific modifications.
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DevelopmentIndependent game What’s the Password? by developer TrampolineTales is built on a simple mechanic: players input four-digit passwords to solve over 100 puzzles. However, beneath its apparent simplicity lies unexpected depth, with diverse clue formats and creative solutions. The game surprises with its ingenuity, challenging players to think outside the box through text-based, arithmetic, visual, and even meta-referential puzzles tied to its own design. Each puzzle presents a new test of logic and attention to detail, making it a standout experience for fans of brain teasers.
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DevelopmentMany Android users juggle multiple Google accounts—personal, work, or educational. Constantly switching between them can be time-consuming and complicate interactions with apps like Gmail, Google Drive, or Google Photos. However, a simple gesture allows instant account switching without navigating additional menus. This method works in most Google apps and significantly speeds up workflows, especially for frequent profile switches. Mastering it will optimize your process and eliminate unnecessary steps.
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HardwareWhen purchasing a 10,000mAh power bank, users expect it to fully charge a smartphone with a 5,000mAh battery twice. However, in practice, it often lasts for only one and a half cycles. The reason lies not in manufacturer deception but in the physics of energy conversion. Capacity in mAh is a relative metric dependent on voltage, not an absolute value. To determine the actual power output, one must account for voltage conversion losses, battery and cable resistance, and the efficiency of charging circuits.
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HardwareIn the final hours of Amazon’s Prime Day sale, prices for three flagship Android smartphones plunged even further. The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, Google Pixel 10 Pro, and Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 have reached historic lows, making them irresistible deals for buyers. However, the offer is time-sensitive—less than a day remains before the promotion concludes. An Amazon Prime subscription is required, but a free 30-day trial is available.
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SecurityPolymarket, a leading prediction market platform, has announced it will fully reimburse users for losses totaling $3 million following a supply chain cyberattack. Hackers exploited a vulnerability in a third-party vendor to inject malicious scripts into the platform’s frontend. The incident highlights the escalating risks of supply chain attacks in the IT industry, prompting calls for stricter third-party security controls and enhanced protective measures.
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HardwareSports wireless earbuds with ear hooks are gaining traction due to their secure fit and comfort during workouts. In 2026, the market offers models with improved sound quality, waterproofing, and innovative features like voice control and ambient modes. Leading options include Anker Soundcore Aerofit Pro, JBL Endurance Peak 3, and Beyerdynamic Amiron 200, each delivering unique benefits for active users.
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DevelopmentThe concept of a 'software factory' is gaining traction as AI tools enhance development scalability. However, many companies prioritize speed over quality, leading to a 54% rise in bugs per engineer and a 242% increase in incidents. Experts warn that without standardized processes, platform governance, and quality controls, AI-driven acceleration merely transforms development into a bug conveyor belt rather than a productivity engine.
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HardwareTP-Link has introduced the affordable 8-port TL-SG108S-M2 switch with speeds up to 2.5 Gbps. Available for $49.99 on Amazon—nearly 50% off the list price—it’s one of the best deals for upgrading home or office networks. The switch supports 100 Mbps, 1 Gbps, and 2.5 Gbps devices without requiring new cabling, making it ideal for PCs, NAS, printers, and Wi-Fi access points.
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HardwareIn a series reviewing affordable gadgets from Japanese stores, ITmedia tested Daiso’s emergency radio priced at ¥770 (around $5). The battery-powered device supports only basic AM/FM reception but gained unexpected popularity due to its intuitive simplicity and nostalgic design reminiscent of vintage tech. While lacking modern features like Bluetooth, its reliability and straightforward functionality make it ideal for emergency preparedness.
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Artificial intelligenceThe Donald Trump administration has approved Anthropic’s request to restore access to its AI model, Mythos 5, for over 100 US government agencies and private organizations. The decision extends to both American and foreign employees of these entities, who were previously barred due to imposed restrictions. Marketed as a tool for protecting critical infrastructure, the model’s use was suspended after vulnerabilities in its safeguards were discovered.
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