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Explosions occurred in the temporarily occupied Crimea
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Ukrainian athlete wins tournament in Italy
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Fedorov gives advice on how to take care of the Internet during power outages
Images over Belbek airfield in occupied Crimea after missile strikes published
TikTok is testing the ability to upload 60-minute videos
Translation difficulties: Russian hackers sent phishing emails to German politicians, but made mistakes in the text
Theft Detection Lock: Google announces new feature to protect phones from theft using AI
The European Commission opens proceedings against Meta for protecting the rights of minors on Facebook and Instagram
Musk fired nearly the entire Tesla Supercharger team after an altercation with a top executive - Reuters
Samsung mocks Apple's criticized ad: releases its own video
The United States and Japan plan to create a hypersonic missile interceptor
NASA plans to build railroad tracks on the Moon
Fedorov showed Blinken how Ukraine produces FPV drones and attack copters
Google announced new features in Gmail based on Gemini AI
OpenAI’s chief AI wizard Sutskever is leaving the company
North Korea is behind cryptocurrency laundering worth more than $147 million - Reuters
Threads launches its own fact-checking program
Google unveils Project Gameface for hands-free, gesture and head movement control
Russian hackers intensify attacks on mobile devices of Ukrainian military
Facebook owner closes business app
Google introduces new AI-based search
Boeing postpones launch of manned capsule for the second time
Solar storm hits U.S. and Canadian farmers, causing GPS to malfunction in tractors at height of planting season
Intel is planning a plant in Ireland: a $11 billion project is being discussed
Sony names new PlayStation executives after Jim Ryan resigns
For the first time in the world, the British Army has started printing spare parts for equipment on a 3D printer
Conducts a voice dialog like a real person: OpenAI introduces ChatGPT-4o
The new Aston Martin Vantage will receive a completely new interior and a significant power upgrade
A veteran's certificate will soon be available in Diia: how to sign up for the beta test of the new feature
Internet use linked to higher well-being - study
Germany warns of new cyberattacks from China and Russia
3D scanning and aerial photography: Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise told how the consequences of the destruction caused by Russian aggression are recorded for future courtsExclusive
Fedorov gives advice on how to take care of the Internet during power outages
Vice Prime Minister Mykhailo Fedorov provided advice on how to ensure stable access to the Internet during a power outage.
Images over Belbek airfield in occupied Crimea after missile strikes published
Satellite images show significant damage to Belbek airfield in occupied Crimea following recent missile strikes. Specifically destroyed aircraft and a burnt-out fuel depot can be seen.
TikTok is testing the ability to upload 60-minute videos
TikTok is testing a new feature that allows individual users to upload videos up to 60 minutes long, opening the door to longer content such as full episodes and lessons.
Translation difficulties: Russian hackers sent phishing emails to German politicians, but made mistakes in the text
Russian hackers sent out phishing emails in German, but made mistakes in the text. Now, Germany's constitutional protection agency (counterintelligence) has warned of a new threat of Russian cyberattacks.
Theft Detection Lock: Google announces new feature to protect phones from theft using AI
Google has announced Theft Detection Lock, an AI-based feature for Android that locks the phone when it detects theft-related movements and makes stolen devices unusable.
The European Commission opens proceedings against Meta for protecting the rights of minors on Facebook and Instagram
The European Commission has launched an investigation into whether Meta's Facebook and Instagram violated the Digital Services Act by failing to protect minors from addictive algorithms, inappropriate content, and privacy violations.
Musk fired nearly the entire Tesla Supercharger team after an altercation with a top executive - Reuters
Billionaire Elon Musk fired nearly the entire 500-person Tesla Supercharger team after a dispute with its chief executive over further layoffs, but has since begun gradually hiring new employees.
Samsung mocks Apple's criticized ad: releases its own video
Samsung pokes fun at Apple's controversial "Crush" ad featuring the destruction of musical instruments by releasing its own "UnCrush" ad featuring a woman playing a guitar.
The United States and Japan plan to create a hypersonic missile interceptor
The United States and Japan have signed a contract to jointly develop a hypersonic missile interceptor over the next 10 years, with Japan allocating $480 million for the project in its 2024 budget.
NASA plans to build railroad tracks on the Moon
NASA's Flexible Levitation on Track (FLOAT) project, which aims to create the first lunar rail system using magnetic robots to transport cargo on the Moon with minimal dust wear, has moved to the second phase of the Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) program.
Fedorov showed Blinken how Ukraine produces FPV drones and attack copters
U. S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken and Ukrainian officials visited a drone manufacturing plant in Ukraine to discuss drone production, wartime logistics, and localization of UAV components that are actively used at the front against Russian troops.
Google announced new features in Gmail based on Gemini AI
Google is planning to integrate Gemini AI into Gmail, providing features such as AI-assisted email sorting, summarizing missed emails, organizing attachments in Google Drive, summarizing missed meetings, and AI-powered email search.
OpenAI’s chief AI wizard Sutskever is leaving the company
Ilya Sutskever, co-founder and chief scientist of OpenAI, left the company after almost 10 years of work, and Jakub Pachocki became the new chief scientist.
North Korea is behind cryptocurrency laundering worth more than $147 million - Reuters
North Korea has allegedly laundered $147. 5 million stolen from a cryptocurrency exchange through the virtual currency platform Tornado Cash in March 2024, as part of efforts to steal about $3.6 billion through cyberattacks on cryptocurrency firms over the past 7 years.
Threads launches its own fact-checking program
Meta's new social network Threads has launched its own fact-checking program to detect false content on the platform.
Google unveils Project Gameface for hands-free, gesture and head movement control
Google introduces Project Gameface, an open source code for Android developers that allows them to control speakerphone, gestures, and head movements using facial expressions and the device's camera.
Russian hackers intensify attacks on mobile devices of Ukrainian military
According to a study by the State Service for Special Communications and Information Protection of Ukraine, Russian hackers have intensified cyberattacks on Ukrainian military devices using malware disguised as legal and distributing it through messengers.
Facebook owner closes business app
By August 2025, Meta will discontinue its Workplace business collaboration app to focus on artificial intelligence and meta-universe technologies.
Google introduces new AI-based search
Google is introducing AI-powered search with the Gemini model to provide direct answers and planning capabilities, such as meal and vacation plans, as well as visual search with video, which will be rolled out globally by the end of 2024.
Boeing postpones launch of manned capsule for the second time
Boeing has postponed the launch of the manned Starliner space capsule to the International Space Station for the second time due to a small helium leak detected in the ship's service module.
Solar storm hits U.S. and Canadian farmers, causing GPS to malfunction in tractors at height of planting season
A solar storm caused GPS malfunctions on tractors in the United States and Canada during the peak planting season, forcing farmers to stop work.
Intel is planning a plant in Ireland: a $11 billion project is being discussed
Intel is in talks with Apollo Global Management to invest more than $11 billion in the construction of a new chip plant in Ireland.
Sony names new PlayStation executives after Jim Ryan resigns
Sony has appointed Hermen Hulst and Hideaki Nishino to lead the PlayStation division, sharing responsibility for the platform and gaming businesses.
For the first time in the world, the British Army has started printing spare parts for equipment on a 3D printer
The British Army has begun using a 3D printer in the field for the first time to rapidly produce vehicle spare parts during NATO's Exercise Steadfast Defender, the largest NATO deployment in Europe in a generation.
Conducts a voice dialog like a real person: OpenAI introduces ChatGPT-4o
OpenAI introduces ChatGPT-4o, a new speech model that can conduct real-time voice conversations with an average response time of 320 milliseconds, just like a real person.
The new Aston Martin Vantage will receive a completely new interior and a significant power upgrade
The 2025 Aston Martin Vantage will get a bold new body, a much more powerful 656-horsepower 4. 0-liter turbocharged V8 engine and a high-tech interior.
A veteran's certificate will soon be available in Diia: how to sign up for the beta test of the new feature
The Diia mobile app is looking for veterans and their family members to beta test a new feature - a veteran's certificate in the app, which aims to reduce bureaucracy for members of the Armed Forces.
Internet use linked to higher well-being - study
Research shows that access to the internet, access to mobile internet and regular internet use are associated with higher well-being scores on various dimensions such as life satisfaction, social life, purpose in life and sense of community, for people around the world.
Germany warns of new cyberattacks from China and Russia
Germany warns that the number of cyberattacks by China and Russia has doubled in recent years, causing billions of dollars in losses, mostly related to cybercrime.
3D scanning and aerial photography: Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise told how the consequences of the destruction caused by Russian aggression are recorded for future courts
Experts from the Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise use 3D scanning, aerial photography and other methods to accurately record and document the destruction caused by Russian aggression for use as evidence in future trials.