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You will finally be able to manage your contacts in WhatsApp easily! WhatsApp is set to greatly improve its contact management with new features, allowing you to handle contacts from any device and store them directly within the app.
A new COVID-19 variant is spreading rapidly around the world, and experts predict it will become the dominant strain this winter. Here's what we know so far.
Scientists have discovered a phenomenon called "Midnight Mind," where brain function shifts after dark, increasing our focus on negative emotions and risky behaviors. These findings suggest that our brains may not be designed to function optimally during the late-night hours.
Smoking's harmful effects go far beyond the lungs and extend beyond a person's lifetime.
Facebook feeds are often filled with surprising, attention-grabbing images, but some of these photos, known as "boomer traps," are AI-generated and aimed at scamming seniors. These posts are causing a lot of trouble.
A new instant messenger is about to hit our smartphones: Daze! With its focus on creativity, interactivity, and AI-powered features, it's already generating buzz among Gen Z.
Whether you believe in a bright future or not is a choice. Science hasn't made up its mind yet, but several studies show that optimists live longer and happier lives in general.
It's easy to forget important events like a work deadline or an anniversary, but understanding how memory works can help.
Taking control of your spending doesn't have to be complicated or require special skills. Think of it like taking medicine—when you use cough syrup, you don't just guess how much to pour. Instead, you use the exact amount in the provided measuring spoon. The same should apply to your money: you should only spend what fits within your "budgeting container," ensuring you're not overspending.
Here's a scientist-approved way to ease a hangover.