TOFI TECHNOLOGIES

Logitech has delighted its fans with a new product - the Playseat Challenge X, a gaming chair-folding bed for true racing simulator enthusiasts. The chair can be fixed in six different positions, providing gamers with comfort during long gaming sessions. The adjustable pedal mount allows players to adapt them to their individual leg length. After finishing the game, the Playseat Challenge X can be easily folded, saving space and conveniently storing it.

A Japanese startup has unveiled a 4.5-meter tall robot suit for space exploration. The robot features a cockpit with monitors that receive images from external cameras. The pilot can control the robot's arms and fingers using joysticks inside the robot's torso. It is designed to have two control modes: "robot mode" for vertical positioning, and "vehicle mode" in which it can reach speeds of up to 10 km/h. Tsubame Industries is one of several startups involved in the development of robotic exoskeletons. These exoskeletons have a wide range of applications, from assisting couriers with heavy loads to creating "super soldier" type suits for military purposes.

🇪🇺 News from the European Union! Fantastic news!🎉 Apple has decided to follow the decision of the European Parliament and switch to the USB-C standard for device charging.💻🔌 Yesterday, at a media event called Wonderlust, Apple unveiled several models of the new iPhone 15 and the new smartwatches. But the most exciting announcement was about the switch from Lightning cables to USB-C for the iPhone 15. This means that users will now be able to use the same cable to charge all their devices, making life easier and more convenient.💪🔋 However, despite this important step towards standardization, the design of the iPhone remains the same, and the Pro lineup still features a beautiful titanium frame. The cameras in the iPhone have received significant improvements as well - they can now capture spatial video that can be enjoyed with Apple Vision Pro in virtual reality. It's simply amazing!📸🎥🤩 However, like all proprietary gadgets, the iPhone still creates a dependence on the Apple corporation.

👍🏻 Interesting news from Intel! They recently announced the introduction of Thunderbolt 5, which brings new possibilities for data transfer and compatibility with previous versions of Thunderbolt and USB. 💻🔌 Thunderbolt 5 can transfer data at speeds of up to 80 Gbps, and in enhanced mode, this speed reaches an impressive 120 Gbps. This provides users with accelerated access to large files and enhances data transfer performance. 📈💾 Additionally, Thunderbolt 5 supports the connection of multiple 8K monitors or three monitors with 4K resolution and a 144Hz refresh rate. This is excellent news for those who work with graphics, video editing, or simply enjoy crisp and vibrant images. 🖥️🌈 It is important to note that Thunderbolt 5 also supports charging up to 140W or even up to 240W. This ensures efficient charging of devices with higher power requirements, such as laptops or high-performance devices. 🔋💪🏻

Samsung plans to incorporate neural processors (NPU) into all of its new consumer devices by 2024, turning them into true little AI assistants. 🤖🏠 The main goal of integrating artificial intelligence into household appliances is to create a unique differentiation in the market and provide consumers with new capabilities and comparative advantages. 😊 The integration of artificial intelligence into household appliances will enable machine vision, voice recognition, and integration with the Bixby voice assistant, allowing devices to answer user questions and interact with other compatible smart home devices. 📸🗣️ This also contributes to the development of Samsung's SmartThings ecosystem, the company's smart home system. However, it is understandable that some consumers may have concerns about the security and confidentiality of using such technology.

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Vulnerability in Skype could expose user's IP address! 🤔 Security researchers have discovered a new vulnerability in Skype that allows attackers to view the user's IP address. To do this, they simply need to send a message to the user with an embedded link, and the mere act of opening this message will reveal the user's IP address. ☝🏻 Interestingly, there isn't even a need to click on the link. Moreover, this link can lead to any website. The vulnerability affects only the mobile versions of Skype. Microsoft has acknowledged the existence of the issue but stated that "exposing IP addresses is not considered a security vulnerability" 🤣. The company has announced that it will address this flaw in a "future product update," but it hasn't provided specific timelines. Therefore, until Microsoft fixes this vulnerability, hackers can continue to exploit it, potentially exposing user information without their knowledge. 🤷🏼‍♀️