iPhone 18 Pro with 256 GB will cost $1,199
Apple introduced the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max with a 48 MP camera, variable aperture, and the new A20 Pro chip. Pre-orders open September 12, sales start…
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Apple introduced the iPhone 18 Pro: variable aperture, record battery life, and A20 Pro
Apple officially announced iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max. The new models feature a 48-megapixel camera with variable aperture, significant battery life gains, and the new A20 Pro…
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Apple introduced the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max: four colors, A20 Pro chip, and new AI camera
On September 9, Apple announced iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max. The new models feature a variable aperture, improved battery, and advanced AI, with pre-orders starting September 12.
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The first computer “bug”: how a moth entered IT history
On September 9, 1947, engineers working with the electromechanical Harvard Mark II computer in Cambridge, Massachusetts, encountered an unusual malfunction. The cause of the failure was a moth stuck between…
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OpenAI claims to have solved one of the ‘Millennium Problems’—the Navier–Stokes equations
The company claims that its AI system has proven the possibility of breaking smooth flow in a three-dimensional incompressible fluid. The proof is posted along with a formalization in Lean,…
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‘Hubble’ captures for the first time the birth of a giant decagon on Saturn’s south pole
A space telescope has discovered a new atmospheric structure at Saturn – a regular decagonal jet stream pattern. It resembles the famous northern hexagon, but according to the data, it…
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September 8, 1888: First test of Isaac Peral’s submarine
On this day in 1888, Spanish engineer Isaac Peral first tested his submarine — an important step in the development of the submarine fleet.
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Cyrix MediaGX: the processor that fit almost an entire computer
In 1997, Cyrix released the MediaGX—an x86 chip with integrated memory controller, video core, and Sound Blaster-compatible audio. The system required only two chips instead of the traditional set.
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Google Cloud named the cause of the us-central1 outage: technician disconnected all fiber optic cables in 13 minutes
Google Cloud's preliminary report reveals details of the September 1 incident: due to a procedural error during transceiver replacement, a technician sequentially disconnected all fiber optic cables in the affected…
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Tesla launches paid Cybercab robotaxi in Austin
The two-seat electric vehicle without a steering wheel or pedals has begun carrying passengers through the Robotaxi service. The company claims a target cost per mile of less than 30…
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September 7, 1927: First electronic television picture
On this day, Philo Farnsworth transmitted an image without mechanical disks for the first time — a simple line. He was 21 years old, and the US patent for television…
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MikroTrick: critical vulnerability chain in RouterOS already used for hacking
CERT Polska disclosed six vulnerabilities in MikroTik RouterOS. Two of them allow full device control without a password if SSH is open to the internet. Attacks are already underway.
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