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    TelecomDaily reports that maximum speeds in Russian 5G networks operating in the n79 frequency band have reached 1.5 Gbit/s. The figure offers a glimpse of what 5G could deliver in Russia, where rollout has lagged far behind other countries amid spectrum and infrastructure constraints.

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    Pongfinity Attempts to Break Six Guinness World Records●Can We Break 6 Guinness World Records?▶youtubeSportTennis744.5K4 h ago

    Pongfinity, the Finnish table tennis entertainment group, has released a new challenge video in which its members attempt to break six Guinness World Records. The video shows them taking on a series of trick shots and speed and accuracy feats, testing how close they can get to official record benchmarks. It has drawn strong engagement from fans of the channel's creative ping pong stunts.

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    D.R. Horton trials Promise Robotics factory-built homes▼D.R. Horton tests Promise Robotics factory model for 1,250 homes✉newsTechnologyRobotics2 h ago

    D.R. Horton, the largest US homebuilder by volume, is testing a factory-based construction model from Promise Robotics on a project covering roughly 1,250 homes. The trial would apply robotic, factory-built construction methods at a scale far beyond typical pilot programs. Housing industry watchers are following the move as a potential signal of how major builders may address labor shortages, costs and construction speed.

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    Housekeepers from LIV Hospitality will compete at the Housekeeping Olympics in Las Vegas. The event tests hotel staff on skills such as bed making, vacuuming and speed cleaning, and draws teams from properties across the country. It is a chance for the housekeeping teams to showcase their expertise on a national stage.

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    Study finds smartwatches can help screen for sleep apnea●Study finds a smartwatch can help screen for obstructive sleep apnea✉newsTechnologyGadgets37 min ago

    A new study reported by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine finds that a smartwatch can help screen for obstructive sleep apnea. The finding suggests wearable devices already on millions of wrists could flag a common, underdiagnosed sleep disorder, potentially speeding up referrals for formal testing and treatment of a condition linked to serious health risks.

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    NFL Speed Challenge Pits Runner Against Fastest Back●I Challenged the Fastest Running Back in the League | NFL R2EZ powered by Verizon▶youtubeSportFootball2.2M1 d ago

    A new NFL R2EZ challenge, powered by Verizon, features a head-to-head speed test against the league's fastest running back. The content is drawing big attention, with engagement topping 2.2 million as football fans react to the showdown and debate who really holds the title of quickest player in the NFL.

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    MiSTer FPGA runs Killer Instinct in arcade test▼MiSTer FPGA Arcade - Killer Instinct test (faster) https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=fK-T2vEPi-k # rgamingmoments # gaminMmastodonCultureGaming115 h ago

    A test of Killer Instinct running on the MiSTer FPGA arcade setup is drawing attention among retro gaming fans, with the focus on improved speed and performance compared with earlier attempts. The fighting game classic, originally released by Rare and Midway in arcades, is being recreated through FPGA hardware emulation rather than software emulation. Enthusiasts are following these hardware accuracy tests closely.

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    Biohub, DeepMind and Meta expand $1.8 billion virtual cell project▼Biohub, Google DeepMind, and Meta expands $1.8 billion effort to build virtual cells for disease research✉newsScienceBiology1 d ago

    The Chan Zuckerberg Biohub, Google DeepMind and Meta are expanding a $1.8 billion initiative to build virtual cells: AI-powered computer models that simulate how cells work in health and disease. The effort aims to speed up disease research by letting scientists test hypotheses computationally before running lab experiments. Supporters say virtual cells could transform biology much as AI has transformed protein structure prediction.

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    Microsoft releases Microsoft-Decision-1, a Jev-style decision model●Microsoft sort son modèle de décision, façon Jev. Microsoft-Decision-1 renvoie une probabilité calibrée par option (oui/MmastodonTechnologyAI21 d ago

    Microsoft has released Microsoft-Decision-1, a decision model built in the style of Jev that outputs calibrated probabilities per option, handling yes/no questions, multiple choice and scoring tasks. According to early reports, Xbox tested it on 10,000 reviews and found quality close to GPT-6 Sol while being 14 times faster and 200 times cheaper, drawing attention to its cost efficiency.

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    PIA VPN Review 2026 Puts Speed and Privacy to the Test▼PIA VPN Review 2026: Speed, Privacy, Pros and Cons Tested✉newsTechnologyInternet1 d ago

    Private Internet Access, one of the longer-established VPN services, has been put through a fresh round of testing looking at connection speeds, privacy protections, and overall strengths and weaknesses. The review finds the service measured against current expectations for speed and data handling, with practical pros and cons weighed up for prospective subscribers evaluating their options this year.

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    SpaceX's Starship completed its first orbital-class flight, giving engineers their first real-world data on how the vehicle's heat shield performs during high-speed reentry. The flight is being closely watched as a milestone for the rocket that NASA plans to use for lunar missions and that SpaceX sees as central to future deep-space travel.

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    Best VPN for iPhone 2026: Five iOS Apps Tested▼Best VPN for iPhone 2026: Five iOS Apps We Tested✉newsTechnologyMobile2 d ago

    Gizmodo has published a roundup naming the best VPN apps for iPhone in 2026, based on hands-on testing of five iOS services. The guide evaluates privacy features, speed and ease of use to help readers choose a provider. VPN comparisons remain popular among iPhone users looking to secure their data on public networks.

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    A new site asks whether the "Fast Mode" offered by AI coding assistants actually delivers any measurable speed or quality improvement. The page challenges users to test fast mode against standard mode, amid skepticism from developers who suspect the premium setting makes little practical difference. Discussion is drawing programmers curious whether the extra cost is justified.

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    Russia pushes internet speed reforms and satellite connectivity●скорость интернетаGgoogleRU5002 d ago

    Russian internet speeds are back in focus as the Digital Ministry prepares a telecom sector reform, including out-of-court licence revocation and a gigabit standard. Meanwhile, Russian Railways began testing satellite internet on trains, and Bureau 1440 unveiled a serial terminal for its homegrown satellite broadband system, promising up to 700 Mbit/s and operation at minus 40 degrees Celsius.

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    Beta's ALIA CTOL aircraft tests electric medical logistics in rural North Carolina●BETA ALIA CTOL tests electric medical logistics in rural North Carolina https:// lemmy.ca/post/72204836MmastodonTechnology22 d ago

    Beta Technologies is testing its electric ALIA CTOL aircraft for medical logistics in rural North Carolina, flying supplies to areas that are hard to reach by road. The trials point to a possible role for electric aviation in healthcare delivery, cutting costs and emissions while speeding up transport of medicine, lab samples and equipment between rural clinics and larger hospitals.

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    Python 3.15 released with lazy imports and UTF-8 default●Python 3.15 released: Lazy imports, UTF-8 and new data types Python 3.15 is expected to speed up some programs and simplMmastodonWorld01 d ago

    The Python project has released version 3.15, bringing lazy imports, UTF-8 as the standard encoding, and new data types. The update is expected to speed up some programs and simplify handling of immutable data, but developers are advised to test their code for issues arising from the switch to UTF-8 as default.

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    AI system could transform rabies testing worldwide●AI system could transform rabies testing around the world✉newsTechnologyAI1 d ago

    A new AI system could transform how rabies is tested around the world, according to a report. Rabies remains a deadly disease in many countries, and faster, more accurate testing could speed up diagnosis and improve responses to outbreaks. Details about the system's developers, performance, and availability have not yet been widely reported.

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    FCC Speed Test app pitched as a tool to close digital divide▼Using the FCC Speed Test app could help close the digital divide✉newsTechnologyInternet1 d ago

    Mashable reports that the FCC's Speed Test app could play a role in narrowing the digital divide. The free app lets users measure their internet speeds, and aggregated data could help officials map where broadband service is inadequate, guiding funding and infrastructure decisions to underserved communities.

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    Reports are examining the real-world charging speed of the iPhone 18 Pro, testing how quickly the device charges in practice. Coverage focuses on whether its charging performance matches expectations for a flagship phone. Details beyond the headline are limited, so figures on wattage or charging times remain unclear.