A step towards artificial photosynthesis: the generated molecule accumulates charges under the influence of light
Swiss researchers from the University of Basel have created a molecule, capable of accumulating up to 4 light charges, which is close to artificial photosynthesis technologies.
Realme shows smartphones with 15,000 mAh battery and three cooling systems
The company presented the Realme 15000mAh concept with a record battery and the Realme Chill Fan Phone with record cooling at the 828 Fan Festival in China.
The case of this PC with AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 is a solid radiator
A fan of compact PCs and a fan of silent, fanless solutions documented to create his new project. We are talking about the Monochrome 2 system based on a high-performance processor AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 Strix Halowhich does not require an active cooling system and operates silently.
Smartphone camera shows your stress: new sensor makes cortisol glow
American researcher from Department of Biomolecular Engineering, University of California, Santa Cruz Andy Yeh created a fluorescent sensor, that attaches to cortisol molecules in blood and urine and allows measure stress levels.
Google Translate improves street-level voice translation and adds language learning feature
Google Translate translator has become even better in street communication in an unfamiliar language thanks to AI, and tacos can improve the language skills of the smartphone owner.
New absolute overclocking record from Intel Core i9-14900KF — 9130.33 MHz
The Intel Core i9-14900KF processor, which has always been considered one of the best, has now become the world’s fastest in terms of clock speed.
Modular Framework Laptop 16 received a variable NVIDIA RTX 5070
The Framework Laptop 16 modular laptop has received its first major update since of its launch. The 2025 model has been significantly improved — from key components to the cooling system and body.
"It's like 1985": US prison inmates are forced to use floppy disks, old PCs and software to solve legal issues
Recently, a lawyer for a prisoner in New Jersey, USA, sent him legal documents on a flash drive. A small caveat — flash drives are not allowed, only floppy disks are allowed.
AMD roadmap reveals when Zen 6 laptops will be released
A leak of partner roadmaps published by an insider @momomo_ushints that the next few years in the mobile segment of AMD processors will not be without pauses. Until 2026, the company is preparing rather small updates, while a more tangible breakthrough is expected in 2027.
Universal UltraRAM memory is one step closer to production: fast as DRAM and retains data for thousands of years
UltraRAM blurs the line between permanent and random access memory. Quinas Technology and IQE plc have developed the technology for scalable production.
Nuclear waste can become fuel for fusion
According to the American physicist Terence Tarnowski of the Los Alamos National Laboratory, rare tritium can be obtained from a by-product of nuclear fission, which is used in existing nuclear reactors.
Pregnant Chinese robots turned out to be a fake. Are they possible at all?
Last week in the news and social media spread, that the chinese company Kaiwa Technology is allegedly going to introduce robots for carrying and giving birth to human children next year.
Perplexity's Comet or another AI browser can give away credit card information while processing a web page, — Brave research
The developers of the Brave browser have shown how hidden text on a page can be used to make Perplexity’s Comet AI a similar browser perform any actions.
Most air purifiers have not been tested on humans and are potentially dangerous, — meta-analysis of 700 studies
American scientists from the University of Colorado have concluded from an analysis of 700 studies that portable air purifiers are hardly ever tested on humans and can be potentially dangerous.
YouTube "improves" users' Shorts without permission: "Not AI, but machine learning"
A popular music YouTuber noticed and provided evidence that another vlogger’s Shorts had been altered by the platform without authorization. YouTube actually acknowledged this in a very clumsy way.
Apple iOS 26 unlocked Qi2 25W wireless charging for iPhone 16, — but not for everyone
It seems that Apple is trying to make wireless charging much more flexible and convenient. The company is quietly opening up support for higher speeds on third-party accessories.
Woman speaks in the voice she lost 25 years ago: AI and 8 seconds of home video help
British artist Sarah Ezekiel has been deprived of the ability to speak in her own voice for 25 years due to a motor neuron disease.
First Intel Panther Lake motherboard — photos and specifications
Mass production of Intel Panther Lake processors not expected until next year but OEMs have been working on devices based on this architecture for some time now.
Daimler restores the world's first — four-horsepower two-cylinder "monster" truck
Daimler Truck, a member of the Daimler AG and is engaged in the production of trucks, restores a copy of the world’s first truck with a two-cylinder engine with 4 horsepower.
US wastes dozens of tons of lithium in metallurgical mine dumps, — study
There are dozens of copper and iron mines in the US. However, regardless of what is being mined, these resources themselves make up only a small fraction of the rock.
DeepSeek-V3.1 released: AI model gains 671 billion parameters, hybrid thinking, and efficiency improvements
China’s DeepSeek introduced the V3.1 model two weeks after the GPT-5 was released. Among its advantages, the company notes a hybrid mode of thinking and smarter tool calling.
AMD accidentally opened FSR 4 code: it is no longer possible to revoke the license
AMD has found itself in a difficult situation, not because of the actions of its competitors, but because of its own mistake. A few days ago, the company released the FidelityFX SDK 2.0, which includes FSR 4 technology. Immediately after the release, it turned out that the source code was accidentally added to the official repository in the public…
Intel Jaguar Shores: the company's new AI processor is shown in photos
A test sample of the Intel Jaguar Shores processor along with the board is shown in the photo. It is designed to be installed in a rack, has HBM4 memory, and is manufactured using the 18A process.
Google Tensor G5: what the company's first 3nm processor can and cannot do
All the Google Pixel 10s unveiled yesterday are powered by the Tensor G5 chip. This is not only Google’s first 3 nm processor, but also the first one made by TSMC, not Samsung. The fact of TSMC production can already be considered an improvement, at least in terms of energy efficiency. Google claims that the Pixel 10 is capable of 30+ hours…
Scientists have learned to extract rare earth metals from algae
American researchers have discovered a new way of mining precious rare earth metals.
Google Photos gets voice editing: just tell us what photo you want
Together with the presentation Pixel 10 series of smartphones Google also announced a new feature for Google Photos. The app now supports conversational editing using artificial intelligence.
The beginning of the end of Google Assistant: meet Gemini for Home and a new smart speaker
During the Made by Google 2025 event, in addition to the presentation smartphones and smartwatch company told in detail about Gemini for Home and briefly showed off the brand’s new smart speaker.
Hacker downloaded data of all 270 thousand Intel employees due to a simple login vulnerability
The vulnerability concerned access to the Intel business card service website and three other internal resources of the company.
Solar trees generate electricity and save forests from deforestation
Researcher at the Korea Maritime Institute Dan-Bi Um proposed an unusual design of solar panels in the form of trees as an alternative to traditional solar power plants.
Garmin watches will get a feature that Apple and Samsung have had for years, — insiders and code research
This is a hardware capability that is available in premium watches from almost all well-known brands except Garmin — in particular, the Apple Watch. You may not need to connect to your phone.
Secret X37-B spaceplane tests quantum alternative to GPS
The US Air Force’s secret X-37B spacecraft is to make its eighth space flight on August 21, 2025, to test quantum communication systems as an alternative to GPS.
Reusable jelly ice made of water and gelatin does not melt and takes shape
American scientists from the The University of California, Davis, has created a new type of ice, that leaves no residual water behind, but cools just like regular ice.
ASUS has introduced ROG Swift and Strix monitors: Tandem OLED 540/720 Hz and more affordable options
ASUS Republic of Gamers has officially unveiled the ROG Swift OLED PG27AQWP-W and ROG Strix OLED XG27AQWMG monitors, which feature a modern Tandem OLED panel. According to the manufacturer, it provides 15% higher peak brightness, 25% wider color gamut, and 60% longer lifespan than the previous generation of WOLED.
Aviation fuel from manure: Circularity Fuels' Ouro reactor converts biogas into synthesis gas
Circularity Fuels, a California-based startup, has introduced a compact reactor for converting biogas into synthesis gas, that can be used for the production of aviation fuel.
NVIDIA updates G-Assist AI assistant: more features, faster responses, and 40% less memory consumption
At Gamescom, NVIDIA has introduced updates for Project G-Assist — an experimental built-in AI assistant that allows you to control a system with an RTX graphics card by voice or text. It works on the basis of a local small language model and now acts as a central command center and provides quick access to functions that are usually hidden in the…
CryEngine and Far Cry: a tropical paradise for gamers and hell for PCs
Technological game engines have always been a sign of the quality of a future game project among true gamers. Some of them have been forgotten over the years, while others were passable and did not deserve attention. And we continue our series of articles in which we will talk about legendary game engines and graphics […]
Scientists have found the best wash cycle for preserving things — probably known to many
In a new study partially sponsored by Procter & Gamble, British researchers from the University of Leeds have found the best way to preservation of the appearance of things after washing.
YouTuber recreated the motion detector from the Alien movie — it works
Inspired by the recent launch of the series “Alien: Earth”electronics enthusiast Rob Smith has created a “fully working M314 motion detector”. The project remained in the drawing boards for a long time — about 10 years, according to Smith, but now he has completed the Raspberry Pi-based device. The author claims that the…
PlayStation CEO: consoles have reached a technical plateau, it's time to make them more affordable
PlayStation exec Sean Layden believes that the development of consoles has slowed down too much. For most gamers, the difference between PS4 and PS5 is almost imperceptible, so the growth in frames no longer produces a “wow effect.”
It's official: NVIDIA App brings Smooth Motion FPS doubling on RTX 40 and DLSS reassignment in driver
Smooth Motion in the NVIDIA App enables frame generation in games that don’t have it. This can significantly improve FPS.
Why Japanese athletes wear thermal camouflage uniforms
The Japanese company Mizuno has partnered with athletes to create a special type of fabric, that will not allow infrared and thermal imaging cameras to shine through the athletes’ clothes.
China has created a record offshore wind turbine: a windmill with a diameter of 262 m generates 17 MW of energy
Chinese engineers have presented a prototype of the world’s largest floating wind turbine, which has already set a number of absolute records electricity generation.
Is Windows Phone coming back? Microsoft patented a foldable smartphone with a stand
On April 23, 2025, Microsoft filed a patent application for registration of a foldable device called KICKSTAND FOR OPENING FOLDABLE COMPUTING DEVICE. Unlike previous developments, this document is of particular interest because it shows the concept of a foldable smartphone with a Surface Pro-style stand. An important point is that the patent was…
The biggest upgrade: NVIDIA GeForce NOW received RTX 5080, streaming improvements, and any games from Steam
According to NVIDIA, Blackwell’s RTX 5080 chips will improve GeForce NOW’s user experience by almost three times. The service will also receive improved broadcast quality and other benefits.
Unreleased NVIDIA Titan Ada on video: two 12VHPWR connectors with an adapter for six 8-pin connectors
A few months ago, a well-known enthusiast der8auer showed off an RTX Titan Ada video card. This is a model of the Ada Lovelace line, which was supposed to fully utilize the potential of GPU AD102but NVIDIA never released it.
China is catching up with the West: in the development of equipment for 8nm processors
China’s chip manufacturing capabilities seem to be growing rapidly. A local company has created the first electron beam lithography system for commercial use.
NVIDIA RTX 5090 vending machines: enthusiast shows a solid power supply system that prevents fire
The owner of the NVIDIA RTX 5090 demonstrated a power supply system that eliminates incidents with video card connectors. And these are not small fuses on the cable.
A unique way to fight against deepfakes eliminates counterfeiting — you just need to highlight
American researchers from the Cornell University presented a technology for detecting fake or artificially intelligent video content by integrating coded signals into light sources.
Windows 11 update causes SSD crashes while copying many files
After the release of the latest Windows 11 security update, users started complaining about problems with their hard disk drives. After installing this update, SSDs start to crash when writing a large number of files at the same time. This atypical behavior can be observed in different models of drives.
Robots will carry and "give birth" to human children as early as 2026
The Chinese technology company Kaiwa Technology from Guangzhou has announced its intention to create a robot, that will carry human embryos in an artificial uterus.
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