We keep our brains active: a Reddit user created a TikTok-like app, but with an endless stream of puzzles.

You can play Wordle, chess, Tetris, Sudoku, and even solitaire non-stop. There are over 20 genres available, with combinations constantly shuffled.

Instead of mindlessly scrolling, we get lost in puzzles here.

GTA VI has a worthy competitor: the game release calendar for November now features two titles.

Volga has released the K 50 crossover, focusing on safety. It is built on the same architecture as the best-selling Volvo XC40 and the electric Polestar 2.

The body stiffness has been rated at 26,000 Nm/degree, essentially using the same technical foundation as the Volvo XC40, developed by Swedish engineers at Volvo.

The vehicle was designed with a focus on the Russian consumer.

On Earth, a unique cold spot has been discovered near Greenland, indicating a cooling trend. This could suggest a weakening of ocean currents that "heat" Europe. If this continues, the region could experience a temperature drop of 10-30ºC by the end of the century. However, it will provide a place to escape from the summer heat.

We're building our own AI office and have discovered the tool Agent Teams, which allows us to deploy a whole team of autonomous agents.

These agents will be able to set their own tasks, communicate with each other, and review each other's work. The user simply needs to assign roles and accept or reject their results.

It can be run using Claude, Codex, and OpenCode. Let’s delegate the boring tasks to AI via this link.

A Nobel Prize laureate in physics has co-authored a new scientific article alongside Claude. The neural network has literally found confirmation of the hypothesis for the researchers.

To quote directly:

The proof was obtained through interaction with Claude (Sonnet 4.6 and Opus 4.7) and verified by us.

Claude explored differential equations and wrote C++ code to find the solution. In the end, he produced a report with a logical explanation of why the result is correct.

The authors of the article only needed 40 prompts for one of the key stages of their research.

We're training AI to stop creating identical websites: we’ve discovered a fantastic skill for agents—Impeccable.

You can run it in critic mode, frontend developer, motion designer, UX writer, and typography specialist. The agent will start identifying all the typical AI templates and eliminate them.

Additionally, it will proactively ask clarifying questions about the project and user preferences, test the layouts after launch, and fix bugs.

It works with all popular agents. You can install it for free here.

Here they are — a few seconds of tranquility
Just a couple of seconds, and everything feels calm inside.
Capture this moment: the inner noise quiets down, thoughts stop racing, and the little joys of life return.
We particularly enjoyed the sound of lemonade.

This is what life feels like with T-Premium.

Soon, it may be possible to get the benefits of sleep without actually sleeping: scientists have discovered a mechanism that allows the effects of deep sleep to be transferred to a waking brain.

So far, the new method has been tested on mice. Researchers implanted a light probe that switched the brain's activity to a nighttime state. As a result, the mice were able to retain information as well as well-rested mice, and they showed no signs of fatigue.

Tests on humans are already being planned, and there will be no need for surgery—simple electrical stimulation should suffice.

It's a dream come true.

Apple showcased new features of iOS 27 at WWDC 2026. The lives of iPhone owners are about to get better:

– A new slider will allow for more precise control over the transparency of the "liquid glass";

– A system equalizer for AirPods will be introduced;

– Apple Intelligence and Siri will become smarter, functioning entirely locally on Gemini models;

– App icons will have an even more "glass-like" appearance;

– A cycle tracking feature will be integrated directly into the calendar for women;

– Wi-Fi connectivity will be "smarter." For instance, iPhones will disconnect from networks more quickly when leaving cafes;

– The file system will be accelerated, allowing files to open five times faster. The Spotlight search feature has also been improved;

– Parental control functions will be expanded, including the ability to create child accounts and set schedules for app and website access;

– It will even work on the iPhone 11, marking the largest support pool in iOS history.

Siri has become useful again: Apple’s assistant will receive a standalone app and direct integration with any software.

You will be able to ask it to split a bill from a receipt, check the status of a task on your Mac, write a work email, or check calories from a photo. It can also search the web on the go, with results resembling Google’s AI search.

Initially, it will only be available in English, but they promise to quickly expand language support.

In Apple's password manager, users will soon be able to change passwords for all apps that have experienced leaks with just one tap.

The updates will occur directly in the Passwords section and within the services themselves. The iPhone will automatically log into apps and update the login settings.

This is really cool!