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Russians began controlling FPV drones via mobile communications to bypass electronic warfare

monobank has launched joint cards. How does it work?

"I think at this rate, people will start asking about their own household mini-EW or anti-drone rifle in the garage." Aitov residents complain that employers are rejecting candidates who do not have a deferment or reservation. Is this a new trend in the labor market?

"I'm ready to spit in the face of anyone who says there is corruption in the interaction between the state and Ukrainian miltech." A big interview with the co-founder of Blue Bird, which produces Chuyka drone detectors and Grets electronic warfare systems

Despite the fact that the miltech company Blue Bird entered the market much later than many of its competitors — only in early 2024, it has already presented a very wide range of products for the Ukrainian defense industry. This includes everything from a series of electronic warfare systems for all occasions to its own NRCs, from FPV drones to ground relay stations and aerial repeaters. In addition, it created a real resonance with its drone detector «Chuyka», which has gained immense popularity among the military, becoming a much more technological device than the well-known «Sukorok».

TSMC prepares to raise prices for advanced chips in 2026 due to capacity shortages and growing demand

Draw your dream. UX/UI Designer creates a service that turns dreams into abstract generative images

Apple is preparing for its 50th anniversary. Users can expect an updated Siri, smart home gadgets, a foldable iPhone and much more.

Genius.Space has reopened all its professional courses for Ukrainians. How to register for free training

Researchers put LLM in a robot vacuum cleaner and found that large language models are not ready for such a physical embodiment

AI researchers at Andon Labs, who previously tasked Anthropic’s Claude AI with running an office vending machine, have published the results of a new AI experiment. This time, they programmed a robot vacuum cleaner with various modern LLMs to test how ready they are for implementation.

Brave1 experimental unit will be able to purchase drones and NRCs using a simplified procedure

Tesla still hasn't released a new Roadster, but Musk already wants to show off a flying car by the end of the year

3,000 km of railway free of charge. Zelensky announced a new support program for Ukrainians

Social network Bluesky has reached 40 million users and is working on a dislike function

The game about "Galicians in Space" was renamed to make it easier for players to find it

TypeScript becomes the most popular language on GitHub for the first time. Here's why

“Bitcoin, Ethereum, Blockchain, Staking, and Web3”. Coinbase CEO Trolls Prediction Markets Like Polymarket During Conference

Bill Gates believes AI can reduce the workweek to 2-3 days

New rules for deferrals from mobilization came into effect on November 1

Kyivstar subscribers have the opportunity to use Uklon applications without paying for mobile traffic

Flamingo missiles have already flown to the Russian occupiers nine times

YouTuber creates drone that flies only on solar energy

Tim Cook Teases New Artificial Intelligence Models in Apple Intelligence

In September, Ukrainian IT companies exported services worth $557 million. This is the second highest figure of the year

GovTech Ocean launched in Ukraine: the platform has collected data on over 250 government digital services

Sam Altman wants a refund for a pre-order for a Tesla Roadster he placed back in 2018. The company still hasn't released the car.

Candidate with a knife, ghost recruiter, policeman instead of specialist: interview horror stories from HR and recruiters

In honor of Halloween, recruiters and HR professionals have shared their scariest interview stories on LinkedIn. Some of them are hilarious and hilarious.