For the Xiaomi 17 Pro, a Game Boy-style case has been released: thanks to the smartphone's display on the camera, it transforms into a retro gaming console.

You can play Angry Birds, Snake, and other games at any time. The case includes a built-in battery that lasts for 40 days of gaming.

The price is ¥299 (₽3500). We approve of such innovations.

A recording studio in your pocket: Suno Studio has been released for creating tracks on par with world-renowned artists.

You can split songs into individual tracks to separately adjust vocals and all instruments. The track creation algorithm has also been improved, resulting in higher quality and more realistic sound.

Give it a try here.

Number of the day: Rental prices for apartments in Moscow differ by a factor of 130. With the cost of the most expensive property, one could rent at least 130 inexpensive apartments.

The minimum rental rate in Moscow is ₽29,000, while the maximum is ₽3.75 million per month. No other city in Russia exhibits such a wide range of prices.

St. Petersburg comes in second with a 50-fold difference: the cheapest apartment there costs ₽18,000, while the most expensive is priced at ₽900,000.

The emulator for the original PlayStation has been launched in a Telegram bot, allowing you to play classic games right in the messenger.

Several dozen well-known games are available, including the first GTA, Resident Evil, Gran Turismo, Crash Bandicoot, and Spider-Man. It runs smoothly, but you'll need to reconfigure the controls if you're using a computer.

Get it here.

Learning to replace dozens of services with one AI: Zerocoder has announced a free webinar on Perplexity.

They will cover how to:
– Assemble presentations, visuals, games, and text using Perplexity;
– Save resources by replacing an entire team and multiple tools;
– Generate ideas for monetizing AI right in the workflow;
– Truly accelerate problem-solving.

All participants will receive a ready-made guide with a collection of useful prompts and a life hack on how to get a free annual subscription to Perplexity Pro (instead of paying $240).

Join the workshop.

We're looking for renowned individuals from our region: we found an interactive world map that shows the birthplaces of famous people.

It features a collection of historical figures as well as many contemporary personalities. There are convenient filters to show only scientists or writers.

Explore it here.

Tools for Every Occasion: The MyTinyTools service has launched with a hundred useful applications for studying and working.

You can quickly convert images, edit PDFs, set timers, and even work with code—all in one place. No need to switch between multiple programs.

Streamline your work on tedious tasks here.

A "money printer" has appeared on GitHub — a super simple generator for viral videos for social media.

With just a couple of clicks, you can choose a theme and keywords. After that, the neural network automatically creates the script, music, and video footage.

We're testing it out here.

Giving up gadgets in the evenings doesn't improve sleep quality. Additionally, late-night snacks and physical exercise don't harm nighttime rest.

Researchers observed a hundred teenagers for a week using health trackers. The habit of scrolling through social media before bed had no negative impact on the quality or duration of sleep; it only resulted in falling asleep about 20 minutes later on average.

Mindless scrolling is officially permissible indefinitely.

OpenAI has released over 300 prompts for various professions, ranging from developers to designers and marketers.

The collection includes useful instructions for daily tasks, with examples of how to use each prompt.

You can access it here.

Minecraft has its own ChatGPT: a guy built a language model using redstone, and it works entirely within the game.

The CraftGPT model contains over 5 billion parameters. The context window is 64 tokens, which is sufficient for short dialogues with the neural network.

We can only imagine how much time he spent on this.

GTA V and GTA VI will receive official RP servers, allowing players to fully role-play as criminals, police officers, or hot dog stand owners.

This mode will be available directly in the Rockstar launcher, eliminating the need to install third-party mods.

For the first time, it may be possible to play GTA role-play on consoles.

ChatGPT has introduced parental controls: third-party accounts are now allowed to fully manage children's access to the AI.

Through the settings, parents can increase response censorship, prohibit image generation, and completely disable the chatbot. Additionally, OpenAI will notify parents about unsafe conversations.

It's just gotten harder to cheat on homework.

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The northern lights will be visible over Russia tonight, thanks to the strongest solar flare in recent months.

Residents of St. Petersburg, Murmansk, Arkhangelsk, and Karelia have the best chances of witnessing this phenomenon. The auroras will reach their maximum brightness after 10:00 PM, while people in Moscow can expect to see them around 11:00 PM.

Get your cameras ready!

Claude Sonnet 4.5 has been released—it's the most powerful model for vibe coding. In the SWE-bench benchmark, it significantly outperformed top neural networks from OpenAI and Google.

Sonnet 4.5 took first place in tasks related to finance, law, and medicine. Additionally, it generated the fewest responses with hallucinations.

You can start testing it [here](https://claude.ai/new).

A new service for recognizing cats has emerged—by uploading a photo, you can receive all the information about the breed's characteristics and care tips for your furry friend.

In addition to a comprehensive overview of the cats in the photo, you can also generate stickers. These can be used immediately in any messaging app.

Become a cat expert by following this link.

A tech blogger had his Samsung smart ring's battery swell up. He was denied boarding for his flight and had to go to the hospital.

The battery issues could have been caused by temperature fluctuations and seawater exposure. After the incident, the blogger decided to give up smart rings for good.

That's one more phobia added to the list.