Experts from the United States have developed a hydro scooter that will facilitate scuba diving for swimming enthusiasts.

Sublue has laid out a scooter project on a crowdfunding platform. The WhiteShark MixPro submarine scooter is capable of operating autonomously for an hour. The gadget has a speed of 1.8 meters per second, and for a more relaxed walk underwater there is another speed option of 1.2 meters per second.

With the help of such a scooter, you can go swimming in the pool and diving. Users can shoot their adventures on video, for this scooter has a special attachment for the action camera. And also the developers have equipped the gadget with a mount and a waterproof case for the smartphone.

The weight of the underwater scooter is 3.55 kilograms. The device is powered by a fast rechargeable lithium-ion battery. The cost of the gadget is $ 399.

Apple has decided to slow down the mass production of new iPhones.

The company decided to postpone production for about a month because of the coronavirus pandemic. The pandemic has reduced global consumer demand for new handsets and hindered the production of appliances in Asia, which is the leader in terms of supply.

Apple plans to release four new iPhone models this year, some of which will support 5G. The smartphones will vary in price and come in three sizes: one with a 5.4-inch screen, two with a 6.1-inch screen, and another with a 6.7-inch screen.

Apple typically releases new iPhone models in mid-September and rises in mass production in early summer to accumulate inventory.

Google search engine has introduced a new doodle dedicated to combating coronavirus.

Users are urged to stay home to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. To do this, the company has launched a series of new doodles called “Stay Home and Play with the Popular Doodles of yesteryear.” Some doodles of the company are not only animated but also made in the form of a game.

From now on, one of the old game doodles will appear on the search giant’s homepage every day.

Today, April 27, is the doodle of 2017, dedicated to the 50th anniversary of programming for children. It was released on December 4, 2017. Clicking on it shows a game where you need to collect carrots.

Microsoft has launched a tool in Word that will help you edit the text and make it clearer.

The Rewrite Suggestions tool works with artificial intelligence. In Word, select the sentence, right-click and select Rewrite Suggestions. Then a window will appear offering a version of the sentence that artificial intelligence thinks is most understandable in content. The tool can offer synonyms and remove unnecessary parts of the sentence.

It is also possible that the tool will not offer any fixes. This means that everything is clear in the text.

The new feature is only available to Microsoft 365 subscribers so far, but in the future developers plan to open it to other users.

Facebook has introduced its own Messenger Rooms video calling service.

Up to 50 people can chat at the same time. The service is free. Video conferences will be open to people who are not even registered on Facebook. Talk time is also not limited. Users will be able to apply masks, block calls, and delete users.

The developers have also promised that Messenger Rooms will be protected from listening. The service will first appear on Messenger and Facebook, then on Instagram, WhatsApp, and Portal. Users around the world will be able to use it in a few weeks.

Cyble Company, a specialist in information security, has discovered 267 million Facebook users stolen data.

They were offered for sale for only 500 euros. Cyble purchased this data for security purposes. The database contains names, email addresses, phone numbers, and some other users’ information. This may be enough for phishing attackers or phishing emails to steal passwords or other information.

The cause of the data leakage is called API vulnerability or hacking. Last November, Facebook reported that at least 100 app developers had been able to access Facebook users’ data for months.

Google search has prepared another doodle, which urged everyone to quarantine and stay home to fight COVID-19.

The new doodle can be found on the homepage of Google search. In the thematic drawing, all 6 letters in the word are presented in the form of houses. This is to encourage people to stay home during a coronavirus pandemic.

When clicked on the image, the user is taken to the information page, which contains up-to-date information about the coronavirus spread and the disease spread map. The information is displayed based on the location, the users will see the data relevant to their country.

A “smartphone passport” has started operating in Ukraine, which has the same legal force as usual.

At the beginning of February in Ukraine presented the program “Diya” with access to digital driver’s licenses and car registration certificates. This happened within the framework of the state-on-smartphone strategy.

“It’s only been two months, and today we are making a significant, revolutionary step – we are presenting a digital passport of a citizen of Ukraine and a foreign passport, which are now available in the Diya app,” said President Vladimir Zelensky during the presentation.

According to him, in the first three days of launching the mobile app “Diya” it was used by 1 million Ukrainians, and now their number has reached 2.3 million.

Facebook will create a copy of its social network, where bots will be used instead of real users.

In “copy” of Facebook bots will perform the same actions as people in the real version. In this way, bots will simulate situations to identify vulnerabilities and errors on the social network. Bots must be isolated from real users.

For example, a copy of a social network has scammers who are in contact with other bots that will behave as victims. Another type of bots will simulate situations of invasion of the privacy of users. This will allow Facebook to identify a vulnerability that could lead to identity theft.

NASA opened access to pictures of heaven, that saw the Hubble telescope on your birthday.

NASA has decided to celebrate the anniversary of the telescope, which was launched 30 years ago. Hubble works around the clock throughout the year. This means that there is something in the telescope catalog for every date. You only need to select the month and birthday.

If you liked the space picture, you can download it for free. You can also read more about the object that photographed the telescope on the site.

The Ministry of Health has restarted the coronavirus chatbot.

From now on, a chatbot named Ivan Musk works in Telegram. The chatbot provides up-to-date information on coronavirus disease, verified by the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, in particular, incidence statistics, updated quarantine restrictions, hotlines that can be called directly from your smartphone.

The chatbot also advises on how to protect yourself and relatives. Guides how to deal with various situations related to coronavirus disease, according to the MOH protocols. In the chat, you can subscribe to the daily distribution of data on the incidence statistics.

Subsequently, the functionality is planned to be expanded.

Ukrainian creator Svyatoslav Kobzarenko created the Google logo, which is made from soap.

His work was published in the official Google Account on Instagram. The work of Ukrainian was chosen as part of the #MySuperG project, in which anyone can rethink the company logo and create a new one. Kobzarenko decided to make an actual logo and dedicated it to the fight against the coronavirus.

Therefore, he laid out the letter G on the original logo with soap. Each soap is signed in different languages. So the man called for thorough washing and disinfection of the hands.