I'm a content editor at CCM. I studied international journalism and I'm interested in the history of technology, and how it is closely intertwined with other disciplines such as art, psychology and social sciences.
After a long flight, the last thing you want to do is wait endlessly at the baggage claim for your suitcase. Thankfully, there are some simple tricks to ensure that your luggage is among the first to appear on the baggage carousel.
Robotic lawnmowers are a convenient tool for keeping gardens tidy, but they may pose hidden dangers to wildlife.
Did you send a WhatsApp message too quickly, with mistakes or a clumsy wording? Don't worry—you can easily edit it after sending it, as long as you act quickly!
There are these eternal questions: how much coffee is okay to drink per day? Can it be beneficial for your health? In this article, we try to find the answer.
Is there anything between life and death? Apparently, yes, according to the latest research.
An experimental study has shown that it's already possible to control smart home with just thoughts. Here's everything we know so far.
A recent study has uncovered a shocking discovery: over 3,600 chemicals from food packaging and preparation have been detected in human bodies, with around 100 of them posing serious health risks.
In the heart of Ecuador's Unesco Sumaco Biosphere Reserve, the Socratea exorrhiza palm, known for its unusual movement, appears to "walk" through the forest.
Are you worried about losing your smartphone or having it stolen? Before it's too late, activate this feature to help you easily locate your device and lock it remotely.
Old subway cars were dropped into the sea from a barge—but not by accident. This was a planned operation for a very interesting reason.