We recently reported that Poland is buying 288 K239 Chunmoo MLRSs from South Korea. Despite this, the Poles also want to buy American multiple rocket launchers.
A recent Rockstar survey, which was conducted among a limited number of GTA Online players, showed that the game may add a "Quick Move" function, as it is implemented, for example, in Skyrim or Assasin's Creed.
We have already written more than once that Xiaomi is working on a flagship line of smartphones Xiaomi 13. It seems that the new products will enter the market with a different name.
The Navy of the Ukrainian Armed Forces began using American Sea Ark Dauntless boats on the Dnepr River.
According to our colleagues from SamMobile, the Korean manufacturer Samsung has begun developing new software for future flagship smartphones.
OnePlus did not wait for the "Black Friday" sale and lowered the prices of smartphones and branded accessories. Gadgets are sold on Amazon at a discount of up to $250.
Samsung unveiled special versions of the foldable Galaxy Fold 4 smartphone and TWS headphones Galaxy Buds 2 Pro at the G-star 2022 gaming event in South Korea.
The developers of The Callisto Protocol have published a 2-minute release trailer of the game showing the main characters, battles with monsters, epic moments and eerie locations.
Chinese insider Digital Chat Station continues to reveal details about the new flagship smartphone company OnePlus.
Samsung only recently introduced the Galaxy M13 5G budget smartphone and is already working on its successor.
AOC introduced a new line of gaming monitors on the European market.
In addition to the smartphones realme 10 Pro, realme 10 Pro+ and TWS headphones realme Buds Air 3S, realme introduced another novelty at an event on November 17.
Intel states that it did not use this development at all, and its processors received the technology of its own design.
Nvidia has announced a "multi-year collaboration" with Microsoft "to build one of the world's most powerful AI supercomputers" that will be designed to handle the massive computational workloads that are needed to train and scale artificial intelligence.
Last week we wrote that many U.S. military aircraft could not pass readiness tests. The same applies to convertorcraft and helicopters. At the time, it was reported that fighters and bombers had failed the inspection. Now more details have emerged.
