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Starlink Mobile prepares for global launch. SpaceX receives US approval for international telecommunications services

Hetmantsev found 18 iPhones on the Yabko website and hinted that they might be contraband. The network reacted

New interceptor drone already shoots down jet fighters. Zelensky spoke about the development of the SBU

The investigation became interested in software on the Foxtrot network, for which they allegedly overpaid 22 times. The court allowed the seizure of contracts, correspondence, and copies of the source code

Ukrainians are buying charging stations en masse: demand has increased 19 times in a month. Which models are bought most often

The first new iPhone did not reach Ukraine: at the border with Poland, customs officers stopped two attempts to illegally import the iPhone 18 Pro Max

"The fallback scenario became real": UCloud moved the infrastructure of the Kyiv site to Warsaw and restored client systems within 24 hours

The US has approved a possible sale of air defense equipment to Ukraine for $2.68 billion. The package will include missiles for the S-300 and radars

FRACTAL launches finerd.ai — an AI-application for "smart" personal finance accounting

Stanford creates virtual biotech company with 37,000 AI agents to analyze clinical trials and find new drugs

A woman who set up a network of fake IT companies to "defer" draft evaders was exposed in Kyiv

Anthropic quietly opened its own biolab to accelerate drug development using AI

Nova Poshta may start shutting down facilities even before the official airstrike. The company will use its own threat monitoring system to do so.

Korven Systems creates OraVision and Mission Control systems for interceptor drones. One will automate guidance, the other will allow for centralized control of interceptors from a command center

The Ukrainian Football Association launched UAF Digital — one application for the entire football community

Polish developer creates Tower Defense game based on Ukrainian political animations freeonis

Kharkiv brand Verum Audio presented new headphones on Kickstarter - in the first three days the project attracted over 100 backers and exceeded the initial fundraising goal

The CEO of TAF Industries told why they value project managers from classical IT and what challenges IT engineers at deftech face

Banner blindness is costing brands money: why your ads may be overlooked

Blogs

Banner blindness is costing brands money: why your ads may be overlooked

In 1994, the AT&T banner appeared on the HotWired website, making it the first web banner ad. It was clicked on by 44% of those who saw it—nearly one in two, recalled the ad’s co-author Joe McCambly. By today’s standards, this is an exceptional result. For comparison: in a July 2025 article , Semrush notes that the click-through rate for display advertising often falls below 1%—less than one click per hundred impressions. But already in 1997, three years after the launch of the AT&T banner, researchers at the Nielsen Norman Group described banner blindness — the tendency for users to ignore elements on a page that look like advertisements.

Ukrainian IT professionals launched "AppMap" — a map of Ukrainian applications and digital products

A Reddit enthusiast developed a wireless typewriter on ESP32 with Ukrainian language support

Director of the Serhiy Prytula Foundation on means of countering Shahed jet drones: "There is definitely an opportunity on the horizon to improve the situation"

Cyber police dismantled scam network operating in Ukraine and the EU

Fraudsters are mass-posting AI songs on celebrities' Spotify pages. Ukrainian musicians are also affected by the problem

Russia is launching massively converted missiles that were previously targets for air defense training over Ukraine. How is the “ballistic Frankenstein” RM-48U arranged?

A Ukrainian developer has created a single platform for PHP specialists. How PHP Ukraine brings together vacancies, companies, knowledge and tools in one place

The Ukrainian IT market is saturated with general job search platforms, but highly specialized ecosystems remain rare. In an effort to solve the problem of information fragmentation for PHP specialists, experienced developer Mykhailo Levytskyi launched his own project that combines vacancies, analytics, tools, and knowledge into a single system.