American aerospace company SpaceX will not receive government funding for the development of the satellite constellation Starlink.
Another batch of Starlink satellites was successfully launched using the Falcon 9 reusable launch vehicle.
Xiaomi Mijia sub-brand introduced in China a new robot vacuum cleaner for dry and wet cleaning Xiaomi Mijia 1S. Its highlight was a fully automated cleaning station.
In his tweet, the author of the series of games The Last of Us Neil Druckmann hinted that on September 26 we should expect the announcement of new projects in the TLoU universe. Interestingly, this will happen on the official day of The Last of Us called "Outbreak Day", because in the first part of the game, on September 26, 2013, the fictional world of Naughty Dog died.
Ahead of U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris' visit to Seoul, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un ordered the testing of a ballistic missile.
As expected, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) canceled the launch of the Space Launch System rocket, scheduled for September 27.
There are 256GB, 512GB and 1TB versions of the laptop to choose from.
The Nigerian Air Force is awaiting receipt of the Bayraktar TB2 Turkish strike drones.
Redmi A1+ is very similar to the usual Redmi A1, the only important difference is the presence of a fingerprint scanner on the back.
Microsft will hold a presentation next month where it will show off its new Surface line of devices on Oct. 12.
Several well-known insiders published high-quality renders of both smartphones.
Microsoft recently redesigned the standard Windows Photos program to better match the aesthetics of Windows 11. But now it has decided to freshen up the look of the program once again, as well as bringing a few improvements.
The General Staff of the AFU showed the wreckage of the downed Shahed-136.
The People's Liberation Army of China tested and publicly demonstrated the GJ-2 unmanned aerial vehicle. The test took place in the northwest of the country. This is the first test of military drones that the People's Liberation Army of China has allowed journalists (albeit state journalists) to attend.
It turns out that there is a group of 55 American servicemen and interpreters working in Poland, who answer questions from Ukrainian fighters on iPads through a secure chat room.
