Why Apple Needs a Program That Monitors Other Applications
While Apple is handing out the first public beta of iOS 27 to everyone interested, it has come to light that the company quietly acquired a rather unusual startup. We’re...
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The five-second rule doesn’t work: what happens to food on the floor. You’ve probably managed at least once to snatch up a dropped cookie and pop it right into your...
Read more → realme P4 Review: The Smartphone with the Biggest Battery I’ve Ever Had
New realme P4 smartphones have arrived in Russia, and I have the top model in the 8/256 GB configuration for review. Over two weeks, I managed to test the battery,...
Read more → New iPhone 20 Design: What Apple Will Use for the Anniversary iPhone
A fresh rumor has arrived from the Chinese social network Weibo: the anniversary iPhone 20 may ditch its aluminum body in favor of glass. It looks impressive, but such a...
Read more → How did raspberry sugar end up at the center of the Milky Way?
There is a place in space that should smell like raspberries, but this scent is elusive Astronomers have found erythrulose molecules in a dust cloud near the center of the...
Read more → Update Google Services on Android: What’s New in July 2026
Android updates involve not only major OS updates and security patches, but also regular releases of new versions of Google services. A month ago, the June update was released, and...
Read more → Huawei Pura 90s Pro and Pro Max with Mega-Cameras Hit the Global Market — Here’s What I’d Buy
Huawei has officially launched the Pura 90s Pro and Pura 90s Pro Max flagships on the global market. Technically, these are the same devices that were introduced in China this...
Read more → How to Check the Speed of a Charging Cable for iPhone and Mac
If your laptop charges slower than usual and files copy at a snail’s pace, the problem is often not the device but the cable. Today we’ll find out how much...
Read more → There Is No Sound in Space. So What Are Scientists Listening To?
The sounds of space can be heard if you know how to do it In space, no one can hear you scream! Everyone who has watched sci-fi movies or read...
Read more → Alexander Grif: Cognitive Sovereignty and the New Labor Productivity
We are accustomed to evaluating IT infrastructure efficiency by Apple Silicon processor power, software speed, and depth of process automation. But statistics are relentless: with the avalanche-like growth in the...
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