For the third consecutive day, T-Bank is playing a game of cat and mouse with the App Store: the application has been re-uploaded to the online store, disguised as a third-party app. This is the third time in three days.

This time, the mobile bank is posing as an app for car owners. The previous two attempts, which were disguised as software for fishermen and a genealogy service, were removed by Apple.

The main new feature within the app is T-Pay on the iPhone, allowing users to make payments at checkout counters with their Apple smartphones, just like before.

The most difficult CAPTCHA in the world requires you to complete nearly 40 levels filled with impossible puzzles.

You'll be parallel parking in heavy traffic, hitting moles as fast as you can, and searching for a code word in the dark with a flashlight. As a reward for all your struggles, you'll receive a certificate of humanity.

Confirm your humanity here.

We transform lengthy lectures into convenient summaries: Qwen has released a tool for transcribing audio and video.

The neural network automatically divides files into short segments and processes the recording in just a few minutes. There are no restrictions on the length of the content.

You can get it here.

In Russia, advertising in space has been approved — the new regulations will come into effect on January 1, 2026.

Roscosmos will be able to lease advertising space on space objects to brands.

It seems that soon the Moon will be covered with banners.

Your personal recording studio: ElevenLabs has released Studio 3.0, a comprehensive editor that combines all the neural networks for working with voices and sounds in one place.

You can create voiceovers, music, background noise, and much more. For the first time, video support has been added — allowing you to remove unwanted sounds, generate subtitles, and correct poorly done dubbing.

Try it for free here.

Ray-Ban and Meta have released smart glasses with a screen directly on the lens.

The screen displays messages, video calls, and photos. You can even open a navigation app and track your route in real-time. The glasses are controlled using a special bracelet.

The starting price is $379 (about 31,500 rubles), but they will likely be more expensive when they reach Russia.

*Banned in Russia.

Google has reinvented textbooks with the launch of the Learn Your Way service, which tailors all materials to an individual's interests.

Astrophysics can be explained through a person's interest in movies or music, while the workings of the immune system can be illustrated using examples from video games. Users can choose any format they prefer—text, presentation, podcast, or mind map.

You can study for free here.

The internet is "dying": one-third of all traffic is now generated by bots. Neural networks are writing advertisements and threads on social media, while parsers used for their training are breaking websites.

Even Sam Altman has started to suspect something is amiss. He was surprised by how fake Twitter and Reddit have become in just two years.

So, who is to blame for this?

Dream job: Factory employees in Japan spend their entire days playing a village simulation game. Management, along with the developers of Fortnite, has come up with a game for productivity.

You can only move your character during the active phase, which begins after completing a work task. Want to gather resources and harvest crops? Just load sheets onto the conveyor belt.

The idea of dropping everything and moving to the countryside has taken on a new meaning.

Samsung has started showing advertisements on their refrigerators, and there’s no way to turn them off.

The funniest part is that this feature is exclusive to their premium refrigerators, which cost around 500,000 rubles. Cheaper models have been left out of this innovation.

Soon, we might have to watch ads just to get our food.

Suddenly, summer is returning to Moscow. In fact, meteorologists and weather services are promising July-like temperatures.

Monday will be the warmest day, reaching up to 26°C. However, you can enjoy a walk without a jacket on Sunday as well, with temperatures up to 22°C.