25 April Samsung has begun sending out a One UI software update with the May Android operating system security patch for current smartphones. By the end spring The latest firmware has become available for 32 models.

The Pentagon has prepared another batch of towed howitzers for Ukraine M777 caliber 155 mm. They will be transported by the US Air Force.

The electric version of the best-selling car in the US. Ford F-150 Lightning finally starts shipping to retail customers. A year after pre-orders began, Ford has finally begun shipping its electric pickup truck to retail customers.

Google has already teased the upcoming Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro back at its I/O developer conference earlier this month, showing us both of their backs and thus confirming that it's keeping the camera visor design. If you're interested on the other side of this fall's Pixels, a new report today is here to deliver, with purported details about their displays. Let's get through the specs first and then we'll tell you how they were uncovered.

At the weekend we wrote  about the initiative of the Lithuanian TV presenter Andrius Topinas, who invited the inhabitants of the country to collect €5,000,000 to buy a drone Bayraktar TV2 for the Ukrainian army. The crowdfunding campaign did not even last four days.

Company Xiaomi will soon update a series of budget smartphones Redmi. Next month she will introduce an entry-level model Redmi 11 5G.

Xiaomi has announced a set under the MiJia brand, which includes a washing machine and clothes dryer.

The Ministry of Digital Development has published another weekly report on the success of the IT army on the digital front.

The Ukrainian military continues to receive Western weapons. This time it's about man-portable anti-aircraft missile system Mistral.

Publishing house Aspyr Media called  version release date Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II - The Sith Lords for Nintendo Switch. It will be recalled that the Jedi exile has to find his way in it in the darkest period of the Old Republic. 

The entire previous week was spent waiting for the delivery of modern multiple launch rocket systems for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Despite the law on lend-lease, adopted in the United States, according to rumors, politicians feared that this type of weaponry would carry "the risk of escalation if Ukraine strikes deep into Russian territory." But in the end, the US approved  these supplies (still - the status of the law obliges them to do this). As a result, the M270 multiple launch rocket systems (on a tracked chassis) and M142 HIMARS (lighter and more mobile, on a wheeled chassis) should enter the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which the US authorities will officially announce next week. Why are these systems interesting, what ammunition do they use, why are politicians afraid of an “escalation” in the context of an already ongoing full-scale war (the largest in Europe since World War II) and how can they influence the course of hostilities? Editorial gg figured out and ready to share with you.

Poland continues to support Ukraine by giving us a new package of military assistance.

Vivo quietly announced its new low-cost smartphone with good specifications in China.

Despite the failure, Blizzard did not hide Warcraft III: Reforged. In March, the company's president Mike Ibbar stated that the strategy is still being worked on, and now he has promised to share details in June - without specifics.

A reliable power supply is the key to the health and longevity of all other computer components: processor, motherboard, video card, and especially disks. But drives are valuable not so much in themselves, but the information stored on them. A common cause of bad sectors on hard drives is just power surges supplied by the power supply. The generally accepted 80 PLUS (Bronze, Gold, Platinum, Titanium) energy efficiency certification, which means the efficiency of the PSU, is de jure not a guarantee of reliability, but de facto means that at least someone external has tested the PSU. Not a single manufacturer will dare to give a completely hacky model into the hands of testers. However, there are worthy PSUs even without the 80 PLUS certificate: either their efficiency does not reach the minimum allowable 80%, or the manufacturer simply decided to save on the certification procedure and, thereby, reduce the cost of the product. In addition to high efficiency, modular design is also important, that is, the ability to disconnect unused wires for a neater PC exterior.