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10-year study: digital devices cause anxiety years later

04.01.26

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Researchers emphasize that screen exposure in childhood may have delayed effects that only become apparent years later.

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Counterpoint: Smartphone prices will rise in 2026 due to memory shortages

18.12.25

According to a new forecast from Counterpoint Research, global smartphone shipments will decline by 2.1% in 2026.

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Study: People started copying phrases from AI chatbots

10.12.25

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After the appearance of ChatGPT, YouTube video creators began to use words characteristic of the language of large language models much more often.

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The most popular password in 2025 in Ukraine – admin

04.12.25

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Among the twenty most common passwords in Ukraine, the most common are sets of numbers from "123456" and "1234567890" to "111111" and "123123".

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Study: 70% of teenagers in Ukraine use AI

17.11.25

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In the face of a full-scale war, Ukrainians maintain high online activity: 97% have access to the Internet, and 92% use it daily.

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Viber study: half of Ukrainian children get their first gadget at 6-7 years old

21.10.25

messenger research Viber

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Rakuten Viber conducted a new survey among messenger users to find out whether Ukrainians buy gadgets for their children and at what age

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Study: Wi-Fi can accurately identify human body

14.10.25

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Researchers from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) have demonstrated that human identification is now possible solely from Wi-Fi signals in the environment.

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Circana: 63% gamers buy 1-2 games per year, 4% – buy more than one per month

14.10.25

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According to a Circana study, a third of users have not purchased a single game at all during the year, and 63% are limited to a maximum of two purchases.

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Study: Gaming mice with optical sensors allow eavesdropping on conversations

11.10.25

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Researchers at the University of California, Irvine (UCI) have found that high-precision optical computer mice, including gaming models with a resolution of 20,000 dpi

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In the USA, biorobots were created from human cells

04.10.25

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American scientists from Carnegie Mellon University have presented a new achievement at the intersection of biology and robotics - controlled biorobots created from human lung cells

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