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Years Ago, Apple Went Through a Nightmare When an iPhone 4 Was Left at a Bar. Now, History Seems to Be Repeating With the Alleged MacBook Pro M4

Years Ago, Apple Went Through a Nightmare When an iPhone 4 Was Left at a Bar. Now, History Seems to Be Repeating With the Alleged MacBook Pro M4

Computers

The secrets of the new MacBook Pro M4 appear to have been revealed.

Two Fighter Jets in Alaska Have Brought Back an Old and Dangerous Practice From the Cold War: Headbutting

Two Fighter Jets in Alaska Have Brought Back an Old and Dangerous Practice From the Cold War: Headbutting

Magnet

“[It] was unsafe, unprofessional, and endangered all,” U.S. authorities say.

Russia Has Just Renewed Its Nuclear Doctrine. Its Response to Threats Changes Geopolitics on the Planet

Russia Has Just Renewed Its Nuclear Doctrine. Its Response to Threats Changes Geopolitics on the Planet

Magnet

Russian President Vladimir Putin has changed the rules of the game.

Russia Has Been Camouflaging Some of Its Fighters and Bombers With Tires for Months. A U.S. Military Officer Believes She Knows Why

Russia Has Been Camouflaging Some of Its Fighters and Bombers With Tires for Months. A U.S. Military Officer Believes She Knows Why

Others

The tires don’t offer protection against munitions but are used to confuse detection systems.

An Ode to The World’s Unluckiest Astronaut: He Trained for 14 Years to Go Into Space, Only to Be Replaced by an Actress

An Ode to The World’s Unluckiest Astronaut: He Trained for 14 Years to Go Into Space, Only to Be Replaced by an Actress

Space

Russia has requested the cosmonaut's resignation letter.

What We Know About the Arrest of Telegram’s CEO: The Involvement of the Kremlin, Content Moderation, and a Well-Founded Suspicion

What We Know About the Arrest of Telegram’s CEO: The Involvement of the Kremlin, Content Moderation, and a Well-Founded Suspicion

Legislation and Rights

An arrest with deep implications.

After Invading Ukraine, Russia Threatened to Move to Its Own Space Station. It Just Approved Its Launch

After Invading Ukraine, Russia Threatened to Move to Its Own Space Station. It Just Approved Its Launch

Space

Roscosmos, the Russian space agency, plans to launch the first module by the end of 2027.

Astronauts on the ISS Had to Take Shelter After a Huge Russian Satellite Broke Into 100 Pieces for Unknown Reasons

Astronauts on the ISS Had to Take Shelter After a Huge Russian Satellite Broke Into 100 Pieces for Unknown Reasons

Space

The three crews sought refuge in their return spacecraft, including Boeing’s Starliner.

U.S. Authorities Have Just Announced a Total Ban on Kaspersky. The Russian Antivirus Company Is Facing Its Worst Moment

U.S. Authorities Have Just Announced a Total Ban on Kaspersky. The Russian Antivirus Company Is Facing Its Worst Moment

Security

Existing users will no longer receive updates starting in about three months.

A Russian Nuclear Submarine and Frigate Are Near the Coast of Cuba. The U.S. Is Sending in Drones—Just in Case

A Russian Nuclear Submarine and Frigate Are Near the Coast of Cuba. The U.S. Is Sending in Drones—Just in Case

Magnet

The arrival of powerful Russian missile-capable naval assets in Cuban waters offers several interpretations.

Russia Strikes Back: Against All Odds, Its First EUV Photolithography Machine Is Ready

Russia Strikes Back: Against All Odds, Its First EUV Photolithography Machine Is Ready

Business and Economics

At a cost of approximately $55,000, the country's 350 nm EUV lithography machine is considerably inexpensive.

Russian Army Is Turning Armored Vehicles Into ‘Turtle Tanks’ to Protect Themselves From Ukrainian Drones

Russian Army Is Turning Armored Vehicles Into ‘Turtle Tanks’ to Protect Themselves From Ukrainian Drones

Drones

Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles having been targeting Russian tank turrets.

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