A cellular satellite was able to transmit data from space to a regular phone. A similar data exchange experiment between the BlueWalker 3 satellite and standard smartphones was successfully conducted by AST SpaceMobile.

In the video game "Titanic: Honor and Glory", magnificent red Turkmen carpets with traditional Teke ornaments became the decoration of the luxurious living rooms of the legendary passenger ship "Titanic" in 1912.

Kirigami, the ancient Japanese art of paper cutting, has been adapted by researchers at Virginia Tech to make duct tape much stronger yet easier to remove than today's super tape.

After purchasing a new Wi-Fi router, it is not necessary to get rid of the old one. A wireless LAN device that has served you can be used to expand the capabilities of a new one. This advice was given by telecommunications expert Vyacheslav Burkhailo.

Japanese scientists are preparing to launch a satellite made of wood into space. A similar project is being developed by a group of scientists from Kyoto University and the Sumitomo Forestry startup.

Panasonic has announced the launch of the HCC-R600A smart wardrobe in Japan. It can replace several devices at once - and iron, remove odors, and dry.

The Ambassador of Turkmenistan to Austria took part in the opening ceremony of the international conference "Science and Technology — 2023". Representatives of the Institute of Seismology and Atmospheric Physics of the Academy of Sciences of Turkmenistan joined the discussions via videoconference.

In Russia, a portable ventilator AIVL-D was created for use at home and for a walk. It was developed by the Russian state corporation Rostech.

The British manufacturer of construction and agricultural machinery JCB has introduced two new protected smartphones — Toughphone and Toughphone Max, reports ixbt.com .

The Aýterek application for private and business ads in Turkmenistan has become available for download in **[Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tm.com.ayterek )** and **[App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ayterek/id6444409833 )**. The online service was launched by Turkmen developers from Ajayyp Tilsimatlar.