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New video footage provides a glimpse of the intense battles and familiar mutants that will appear in Marvel's Wolverine. The game is planned for September 2026.
The Chinese technology company Geovis has introduced a new product matrix that combines geospatial data from three levels, providing support for satellite constellations, low-altitude flights, and territorial planning.
Galaxy S26 Ultra users noticed an unexpected magenta tint on their displays. Samsung confirmed that it is not a hardware defect, but a software error that will be corrected.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has set an ambitious goal for artificial intelligence companies: by 2030, their systems must be powered by clean energy.
Belgrade has officially signed the agreement to join the international Artemis program. This opens new horizons for Serbia's scientific cooperation in Moon exploration.
The New Horizons probe, which changed our understanding of Pluto, has returned to active operation after a planned sleep mode. The spacecraft is located 9.5 billion kilometers from Earth and is ready to transmit new data from the Kuiper Belt.
With the new Flex Titanium technology, Samsung aims to eliminate crease visibility and increase the durability of its foldable smartphones through the use of titanium components.
To combat the growing threat of AI-powered hacker attacks, Bulgaria is developing a new national cybersecurity system. The project will include automated monitoring and rapid response against state-sponsored and financially motivated groups.
Experts have revealed RedHook – a new Android Trojan that uses the ADB debugging tool to install malicious software, bypassing Google Play Store protections.
While many fear job losses due to AI, experts warn of the opposite scenario: a massive labor shortage caused by demographic decline. Artificial intelligence could be the key factor in sustaining economic growth.
Leading European aerospace giants have joined forces to create the first sovereign system for destroying ballistic missiles outside the Earth's atmosphere.
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