Smart glasses: A novelty that can prove horror
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Smart glasses: A novelty that can prove horror

Sometimes, an interesting technology does not find the public. Google tested the experience in 2013 with Glass data glasses. The situation looked a lot like science fiction. The screen was illuminated in camera mode, so anyone could easily identify when they recorded it. But that's exactly what nobody wanted – to be filmed [...]

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Historic landmark in Texas: Truck without driver delivered commercial cargo [video]
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Historic landmark in Texas: Truck without driver delivered commercial cargo [video]

A historic milestone in U.S. road transport: Truck of the new company Bot Auto completed on 29 April the first fully autonomous commercial transport without any man on the vehicle. The truck traveled 372 km from Houston to Hutchins, Texas in less than four hours, during the night. Without a safety driver or remote operator, the vehicle delivered commercial cargo through Ryan Transportation. Bot Auto points out the economic advantage: operating costs of $1.89 per mile versus 3.78 with a driver, proving the commercial viability of technology.

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15 years since he succeeded Steve Jobs, Tim Cooke has been leaving the leadership of the tech giant.
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15 years since he succeeded Steve Jobs, Tim Cooke has left the leadership of the technological colossus

Historical change to Apple as Tim Cook grants CEO's position to John Ternus from September 1. Cook, who succeeded Steve Jobs in 2011, will take over as executive chairman of the board. Ternus, current senior vice president of hardware engineering, will join the board. During Cook's 15-year term, Apple's stock value multiplied 24 times, reaching $4 trillion. Cook described this period as the greatest privilege of his life, stressing his love for the company.

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Smart glasses: Meta's devices turn you into «idiot with camera on his face»
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Smart glasses: Meta's devices turn you into «idiot with camera on his face»

Chinese firm Even Realities, based in Shenzhen, accuses Meta of turning users into «Idiots with camera on their face» through her clever glasses. CEO Will Wang argues that Meta subsidizes her Ray-Ban glasses ($300-500) to collect user data. The review comes after a lawsuit in March that accuses Meta of sending sensitive material to a Nairobi company. Even Realities G2 glasses ($600) do not have cameras and collect minimal data. Meta owns 85% of the market that grew 322% in 2025, reaching 8.7 million missions.

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