Why Do We Wake Up Every Night at 3 or 4 in the Morning?
Do you find yourself waking up at 3 or 4 in the morning for no apparent reason? Don't worry, you're not alone! There's a simple explanation for this phenomenon.
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October 2024
31 October
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The World's Smallest Caravan? A Young Man Transforms an Old Pickup Truck into a Motorhome
A motorhome on a shoestring budget? It's possible if you're brave and creative. Here's how one blogger turned his dream of life on wheels into reality.
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Artificial Intelligence Could Be Among the Top Polluters by 2030
Recent research has begun to reveal the extent of AI's impact on electronic waste and pollution, prompting concerns among scientists and environmentalists.
30 October
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Perseverance Rover Discovers Green Spots: Could There Be Water on Mars?
NASA's Perseverance rover, on Mars for the past three years, has found potential signs that the planet may once have supported life.
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Fake Reviews to Fool AI: The New Trend to Combat Mass Tourism
In the era of influencers and search engine recommendations, locals have begun organizing efforts to mislead tourists and push back against the tide of visitors flocking to their favorite places.
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Here's How To Activate This Hidden Wi-Fi Feature for Faster Internet
Did you know that smartphones and tablets come with hidden settings to boost Wi-Fi speed?
29 October
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How to Track Your Child in Real Time on Google Maps
Want to know where your child is and if they are safe on their way? Google Maps has a little-known but helpful feature to share real-time location, making it easier to stay connected and ensure loved ones are safe.
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This Common Habit Could Be Dangerous: Why You Shouldn't Charge Your Phone While You Sleep
Many people plug in their phones before bed without a second thought, but experts say it's best to avoid overnight charging.
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Here's What a Harvard Study Reveals About Dinner Timing
What time do you usually eat your dinner? Here's what this Harvard study reveals about the best time for dinner.
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Top 10 Driving Distractions: What to Avoid to Stay Safe
These are some of the most dangerous things that you can do whilst driving, and why you should avoid them.
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Colored Clothing: Should You Wash Your Clothes Inside Out?
Colorful clothing is vulnerable to the effects of detergents. However, if you follow these simple rules, you should be able to maximize the lifespan of your clothing's colors.
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This Trendy Appliance Is a More Economical Alternative to an Oven for Cooking Your Meals
Beyond the benefits of quick, oil free cooking, this device has another big advantage: it uses less electricity than a traditional oven.
28 October
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Do You Like Bananas? Here's How Eating Them Regularly Affects Your Body
Bananas are among the world's most popular fruits and have been cultivated for thousands of years. Many people love to eat them daily. But do you know how eating them regularly affects your body?
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In 2024, Who Gets Custody of the TikTok Account in a Divorce?
Divorces have always involved disputes over kids, homes, and assets. Now, social media is another battleground.
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Never Plug These Devices Into an Extension Cord—It Could Lead to Serious Hazards
Exercise caution if you're low on outlets and relying on extension cords. Not all devices are safe to connect this way, and the wrong combination can lead to overheating or even fire hazards.
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They Can Know Everything About You Just by Looking at You With These Special Glasses
By combining smart glasses with facial recognition software, it's possible to learn everything about the people you meet on the street, just by looking at them. Fascinating and terrifying!
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This Pizza Was Suspiciously Popular. Police Discovered the Secret Ingredient
The incredible popularity of a specific pizza order has led to the bust of an unusual drug trafficking operation.
25 October
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Here's a New Case That Transforms Any Smartphone Into an E-Reader
Astropad has introduced Bookcase, a unique smartphone case that transforms your phone into a dedicated e-reader.
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Keep Your YouTube Searches Private: How to Go Incognito on the App
Most people know about the incognito mode in web browsers, but fewer realize that YouTube offers a similar feature in its mobile app.
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You Will Finally Be Able to Easily Manage Contacts in WhatsApp
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.
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Untouched 2,000-Year-Old Temple of an Ancient Civilization Found Off the Coast of Italy
Archaeologists have discovered the ruins of a 2,000-year-old temple off the coast of the city of Pozzuoli, Italy, which has remained untouched for centuries.
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Google Messages Adds New Features to Fight Scams and Spam
Google is boosting security in its Messages app with five new features designed to tackle scams, spam, and harmful links, aiming to cut down on fraudulent text message attempts.
24 October
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Chrome Browser Introduces Major Update to Protect Stolen Devices
Google is making efforts to better secure Android mobile devices against theft.
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A New COVID Variant Has Arrived: How Dangerous Is It?
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.
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The Brain Shouldn't Work After Midnight: How Night Changes Our Minds
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.
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Illness Wave: Why Some People Are Constantly Sick While Others Never Get Sick
As cold and flu season hits, a common question arises: Why do some people get sick all the time, while others never seem to catch anything?
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Visible Even After Death: How Tobacco Consumption Alters Bone Structure
Smoking's harmful effects go far beyond the lungs and extend beyond a person's lifetime.
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It's the Best Remedy for Back Pain... and It's Completely Free
If, like millions of people, you suffer from back pain, a recent study has identified the best way to relieve it. The good news? It's accessible to everyone and completely free!
23 October
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Boomer Traps: These AI-Generated Images Target Seniors on Facebook
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.
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6 Hobbies That Are Good for Mental Health
Certain hobbies can improve your physical and mental health. Here are six hobbies proven by science to improve your overall well-being and happiness.
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Daze: The New Messaging Service for the TikTok Generation
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.
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Is It True That Optimism Prolongs Life?
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.
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Revealed: The Secret of the World's Most Mysterious Glacier
The Great Gorge of Alaska is completely filled with ice. Scientists have finally measured its depth. How did they do it?
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Here's What to Check When Scanning a Qr Code to Avoid Scams and Hacks
While QR codes are convenient, they can also hide significant dangers. Many scammers now use them to trick people. Don't get caught out!
22 October
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How to Stop Forgetting Important Things by Understanding Different Types of Memory
It's easy to forget important events like a work deadline or an anniversary, but understanding how memory works can help.
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How to Stop Overspending and Manage Your Personal Budget
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.
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Scientists Identify the Most Effective Way to Alleviate Hangover Symptoms
Here's a scientist-approved way to ease a hangover.
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Introducing the Shazam Talking Collar — A Way to Communicate With Your Dogs and Cats
The American startup Personifi AI has unveiled the Shazam Talking Collar, claiming it allows pet owners to interact with their furry friends.
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Popular Beverages: Study Reveals the Amount of Soft Drinks That Harm the Body
Soft drinks are popular, but consuming too much can significantly harm the body. A study has revealed how many soft drinks become problematic.
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"120 Over 80, Perfect": Why This Blood Pressure Value Isn't Ideal for Everyone, According to a Cardiologist
You've probably heard that "120 over 80" is the perfect blood pressure. But is it really ideal for everyone? A cardiologist explains why it might not be.
21 October
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The Most Useless Key on the Keyboard: What It Actually Does
Every keyboard has a key that many users consider pointless—the Insert (Ins) key. With over 100 keys on a typical keyboard, some go unused, leading to confusion about their actual function. Among these, the Insert key is often misunderstood.
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Like an Overflowing Laundry Basket: This Is What Happens in the Brain of a Child With ADHD
Understanding ADHD is key to supporting those who live with it. What may appear as disorganization or impulsiveness is actually rooted in the way the brain functions differently.
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This Is the Country That Uses the Most Pesticides in Europe – And It's Not the One You Think!
When we think about European countries that use the most pesticides, Spain often comes to mind. However, the reality is more complex and startling.
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What the Red, Green, Yellow, and Blue Buttons on Your TV Remote Are For
Almost all TV remote controls have red, green, yellow, and blue buttons. However, most people are unaware of what these four colored buttons do.
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Here's the Trick to Drying Your Clothes Quicker With Your Washing Machine
Drying clothes quickly, without a dryer or a well ventilated room, even in humid weather, is possible! All you need is a simple trick using your washing machine.
18 October
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Caffeine Free Ways to Fight Fatigue: 10 Vitamins That Optimize Energy Levels
Many people turn to caffeine when they feel tired, but a natural solution can help boost energy without relying on stimulants. These vitamins aid in energy utilization and combat fatigue, even without caffeine.
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Easy Weight Loss: A Professor Reveals What to Eat for Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
To lose weight long term, it's important to focus on both exercise and diet. Ingo Froböse, an expert in sports and fitness, explains how to get rid of stubborn belly fat and avoid the yo-yo effect.
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Astronauts Will Wear Prada: The Brand Designs Spacesuits for Moonwalks
An unexpected fashion show took place in Milan as Prada revealed the spacesuits astronauts will wear on the Moon. Here's what we know about this blend of design and technology.
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No Need for Diet or Exercise: Harvard Researchers Reveal a Simple Way to Extend Your Life
The idea of living a longer, healthier life is a common goal for many people. While we often hear about the importance of a balanced diet and regular exercise, recent research from Harvard University suggests that there's another, simpler factor that can help increase your lifespan.
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The COVID Pandemic Had a Surprising Effect on the Moon, According to a Scientific Study
Covid disrupted our lives and our world. However, few would have imagined that it would have repercussions in space!
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WhatsApp Adds New Interactive Features to Status Updates
WhatsApp has introduced new features to its Status function, giving users more interactive ways to share and connect.
17 October
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This Is the Best Method to Preserve a Carved Pumpkin: Here's How to Treat It Before Carving
With Halloween approaching, it's important to find a way to make your carved pumpkin last as long as possible.
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555-Million-Year-Old "Underwater Vacuum Cleaner" Fossil Discovered in Australian Desert
An extraordinary fossil discovery in a remote area of Australia has shed new light on the evolution of complex life on Earth.
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NASA Launches Europa Clipper to Jupiter's Moon to Search for Signs of Life
The spacecraft will travel 2.9 billion kilometers to explore an underwater ocean.
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What Is the Hole in the Handles of Pans and Pots Really For?
All pots and pans have a hole at the end of their handles. Contrary to what one might think, this opening is not meant for hanging them on the wall.
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Everyone Makes This Mistake with Excel – Here's the Right Way to Create a Table
Many people use Excel daily but often miss out on one of its most valuable functions for a basic task: creating tables. Excel, Microsoft's renowned spreadsheet software, is indispensable, especially in business. Its vast range of features makes it nearly all-purpose; some people even use it to program management applications, simulate computers, or play the classic '90s game Doom!
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The Size of This Mushroom Is Impressive. But What Is the Largest Fungus in the World?
Fungi are not only one of the most mysterious living organisms but also the largest on Earth. The size of this mushroom will fascinate you.
16 October
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These Foods Are Packed With Natural Vitamin C: Eat Them Daily!
With winter approaching, it's important to boost your vitamin intake, and adding these foods to your diet will easily help you meet your Vitamin C needs.
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How to Live Greener and More Economically: Check Out These Recycling Tricks
Living green doesn't have to be expensive. With a few smart, eco-friendly household hacks, you can save money and contribute to a greener world.
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This Sophisticated Scam is Wreaking Havoc on Gmail
Beware of a new scam making the rounds on Gmail! This scheme combines account recovery emails with fake calls pretending to be Google support, utilizing advanced voice AI technology, making it highly effective.
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A Podcast Made of Receipts, Bank Accounts, or Recipes? This AI Model is Causing a Stir
Released in September, Google NotebookLM's Audio Overview—a new AI service—turns any text into a podcast with a single click. Try it yourself, and you'll be amazed at how authentic these conversations sound.
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Beware of the "One-Ring Scam": This New Phone Fraud Could Cost You
Have you ever received a call from an unknown number, only for it to hang up after a single ring? If so, you might have encountered the latest phone scam trend.
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The #1 Stress Factor That Makes You Sick
Stress can take a serious toll on our health. Unfortunately, the top cause of stress affects many people, and the markers in our blood can reveal the most harmful types of stress. Here's what you should know.
15 October
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TikTok is Laying Off Employees on a Massive Scale, Replacing Them with AI
ByteDance, the company behind TikTok, has announced mass layoffs. Hundreds of employees will lose their jobs, with most of their tasks being taken over by artificial intelligence.
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The Only Way You'll Use Google Chrome from Now On: Discover This Super Useful Trick
If you're looking to enhance your browsing experience on Google Chrome, mastering keyboard shortcuts is a game changer. Read on!
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Fancy Salt or Cheap Salt? Expert Reveals What's Better
Is inexpensive salt worse than expensive salt? A consumer expert provides answers.
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How Your Bedtime Affects Your Health
When you go to bed plays a key role in your health, according to a study from Stanford University. Here's what you need to know about the ideal bedtime and its impact on your well-being.
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One of the Healthiest Foods You're Probably Not Eating Enough
Despite being one of the healthiest foods available, nuts are often under-consumed. Only about 5% of the global population enjoys them weekly. This is surprising, given the numerous health benefits nuts offer.
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New Google Maps Feature: Enhanced Navigation with a Swipe
Google has added a practical new feature to Google Maps on Android Auto, allowing users to get a full route overview with a simple swipe across the screen.
14 October
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Be Wary of Refurbished Smartphones, Says the Consumer Fraud Authority
In France, the consumer fraud authority is advising caution when buying refurbished smartphone, here's why you should be take notice.
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Tesla Cybercab: What Is This Robot Taxi That Aims to Revolutionize Urban Transport?
True to its innovative approach, Tesla has officially presented the Cybercab, a next-generation autonomous vehicle designed to transform urban transportation.
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Foods to Avoid Before Bed for Better Sleep
A big dinner might make you feel sleepy, but it doesn't always lead to restful sleep. In fact, what you eat in the evening can greatly impact your sleep quality. Here's a look at which foods to avoid before bed.
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He Ate 24 Eggs a Day for a Month: Check Out His Cholesterol Levels
Are eggs bad for your cholesterol? To find out, a scientist ate 24 eggs every day for a month, and the results of his experiment are quite surprising!
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Elon Musk Showcases a "CyberCab," a "Robobus," and a Robot That Serves Drinks
Elon Musk recently showcased Tesla's latest innovations: the "CyberCab," a "Robobus," and an upgraded version of the Optimus robot, which now serves drinks. Tesla's robot can not only wait tables and dance but also interact by talking and answering questions—although it seems, not all questions were addressed.
11 October
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How to Live More Sustainably: 7 Tips for Budget Friendly Living
Living sustainably doesn't have to be expensive. With some clever, eco-friendly household tricks, you can save money and contribute to a greener world.
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Nobel Prize: What Opportunities Does "Protein Design" Offer Us?
Thanks to these Nobel Prize-winning discoveries, artificial intelligence now reveals the internal structure of proteins, allowing scientists to design new ones. Here's what these advancements could mean for us.
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Hiding Your IP Address on WhatsApp: If You Don't Activate This Feature, You Can Only Blame Yourself
Secure calls are just a simple setting away: WhatsApp has a feature that's well hidden and not widely used.
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Why Do Spiders Weave Circular Webs and How Do They Make Them?
You have probably admired more than once the almost perfect beauty of spider webs. Do you know why they have a circular structure? There are several reasons for this.
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This Is Why You Should Eat These 3 Foods Cold
Did you know some foods are healthier when eaten cold?
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WhatsApp Declares War on Fake Images with Google's Help
The instant messaging service WhatsApp has partnered with Google to help users identify fake images through a new image search feature.
10 October
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Harvard Doctor Reveals: 8 Foods to Avoid for a Healthier Gut
Digestive issues like bloating, fullness, and discomfort affect about one in ten people regularly. While stress, medications, and food intolerances can all contribute to these symptoms, the foods we eat are often the main culprits. Here are some recommendations that will help you keep your gut healthy.
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Museum Employee Threw Two Beer Cans into the Trash: They Were Works of Art
Sometimes you can find a real work of art in a garbage can. This is exactly what happened in a museum in the Netherlands.
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This YouTube Scam Is Scary: We Explain the Dangers and How to Protect Yourself
Just like messengers and social networks, this video streaming platform has become another target for scammers. In this article, we will discuss the main dangers and provide tips on how to avoid them.
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How to Hide Apps on iPhone or iPad
With iOS 18, you can now hide apps on your iPhone or iPad to keep them away from prying eyes. This is a handy feature for sensitive apps that you want to keep confidential.
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This Special Award Is Given for the Most Foolish Deaths: The List Is Astonishing
You've heard of the Oscars, Grammys and Nobel awards, which celebrate human achievement, but did you know there's another which honors deadly stupidity: The Darwin Awards.
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Dentists Explain: You Shouldn't Brush Your Teeth in These Situations
Nowadays, people often brush their teeth, convinced that doing so will keep them cleaner and healthier. However, it turns out that a bright smile depends on more than just how often you brush your teeth.
9 October
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Mystery of Migraines Uncovered: Researchers Discover Trigger for Migraine Attacks
Researchers have found a new potential trigger for migraine attacks. Here's what you need to know:
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Surprisingly Versatile: Here's What You Can Do with Horse Chestnuts
Horse chestnuts can be used in many ways, but they turn out to be a true all rounder that can be used for various purposes around the house.
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What Does the Orange Emoji Heart Really Mean?
The orange heart emoji is often used in WhatsApp messages to convey specific feelings and emotions. Understanding its meaning can help you avoid any misunderstandings.
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The Dangers of the Latest TikTok Trend: Nettle Capsules for Weight Loss
The latest TikTok craze is all about nettle capsules, hailed as a quick fix for weight loss. Influencers are promoting these capsules for their dehydrating effects, claiming they help shed pounds effortlessly. However, this trend might not be as harmless as it seems, posing serious risks that many overlook.
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Health Agency Warning: These Electronic Toys Are Dangerous for Kids
Parents take note: A recent alert from France's national health agency has revealed serious concerns about the safety of electronic toys with LED lights, highlighting risks that American parents should be aware of as well.
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What Do Those Little Blue Check Marks in Google Results Mean?
To combat phishing attempts, Google is testing the use of small blue check marks next to certain search results. This feature provides a quick visual cue to help users assess whether a site is reliable or potentially suspicious.
8 October
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Which Nutritional Type Do You and Your Children Belong To?
Many parents find their child's eating habits confusing, especially when one child seems pickier than another. However, studies show that it's often related to how their parents approach food. Read on to find out which nutritional type you belong to and what does it mean for you and your family.
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Android Can Now Automatically Lock Your Smartphone if It's Stolen
Android smartphones are getting new anti theft features, designed to protect your device and data using AI. With these updates, Android can now detect if your phone has been stolen and automatically lock it!
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Save Hundreds with This App That Compares Prices
Already planning your next vacation? Check out this new free app that helps you compare prices and find the best deal.
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Too Many Chatterboxes in Your WhatsApp Groups? This New Feature Could Be the Solution
Are you overwhelmed by constant notifications from certain WhatsApp groups? The messaging app is set to introduce a new feature that will help filter out chatter and prioritize truly relevant messages.
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Empty Margarine or Ice Cream Containers: Here's Why You Shouldn't Reuse Them
Recycling packaging may seem like an eco friendly choice, but it's not always the best idea. Here's what to watch out for when reusing certain containers.
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The New Mega Trend: Where to Get the Highly Sought After Dubai Chocolate
Dubai chocolate is the latest luxury treat to hit the food scene, and demand is skyrocketing across social media.
7 October
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WhatsApp Adds New Interactions for Status Updates
WhatsApp is enhancing its status feature by introducing new options to make them more engaging and interactive.
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Store Your Onions Here: They'll Last for Months
Onions are a kitchen staple, but they have one major downside: they spoil quickly. Luckily, there's a simple trick and the right storage spot to help them last for months.
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Why Is Tinder Filled With Profiles That Only Have Landscape Photos?
Ever find yourself endlessly swiping through Tinder, only to be greeted by mountains, beaches, or forests instead of actual people? It's happening more and more with fewer "real" profiles... so what's going on.
4 October
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Bees Don't Forget, They Have Excellent Facial Memory: Here's How It Works
Bees are remarkable creatures known for their hard work and vital role in our ecosystem. A research has revealed that they possess an impressive ability to recognize and remember human faces.
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Why We Get Headaches During Weather Fronts: Here's How to Manage the Symptoms
As significant weather fronts roll in, many people find themselves battling debilitating headaches. Surprisingly, the reasons behind this discomfort are not widely understood.
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The Google Car Photographed Their House, Turning the Retirees' Lives Upside Down
A photograph taken by the Google car has turned a couple's house into a tourist attraction.
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Google Lens Can Now Search Within Videos
Google Lens is evolving and introducing a new video search function that allows the tool to analyze short video sequences. This promises to enhance our interactions with the immediate environment!
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Fraud Alert: Fake QR Codes on Parking Machines Could Cost You Thousands
Fraudsters are getting smarter, using fake QR codes to scam unsuspecting people. In a recent case, a woman lost €2,000 after scanning a QR code on a parking machine. This highlights how easily scammers can deceive and why it's crucial to stay vigilant.
3 October
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Microsoft Office 2024: The Offline, One-Time Purchase Version is Now Available for Everyone
Microsoft Office 2024 has just been released, and a significant change has been made.
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Anti-Aging Diet: Doctors Share Proven Foods to Keep You Young
Staying young and healthy is a goal many strive for. According to health experts, nutrition and lifestyle choices play a key role in slowing down the aging process. Here are eight practical tips from specialists that can help you maintain your youth and vitality.
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WhatsApp Introduces Filters and Backgrounds for Your Video Calls
Like other popular apps, WhatsApp is rolling out a series of filters and backgrounds to enhance and brighten up your video calls. These fun, highly anticipated features allow you to personalize your conversations!
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All Cars Have This, but This Handy Feature Is Barely Known
This feature can be found in almost every car model, yet few people notice it. Do you have an idea of what we're talking about?
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Caution: When Traveling, Never Post This on Your Social Media
When we're having exciting adventures, it's natural to want to share them on social media. However, for your safety, there are certain things you should never post.
2 October
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This Little-Known Feature of Your Phone Can Call for Help in an Emergency
Your smartphone has a little-known feature that could literally save your life in a serious situation. But you need to enable and configure it before an emergency happens.
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"Winter Mode" on Windows: How Much Can You Save on Heating Using This Trick?
As cold weather approaches, many people are reactivating the famous "winter mode" for their windows. But do you know what this energy-saving trick actually involves?
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How to Get to the Moon While Staying on Earth? This Simulator Recreates Lunar Conditions
A new facility in Germany accurately simulates the conditions that future Moon mission participants will face. It even has its own sun.
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Why Is There a Small Hole in Padlocks? The Answer Might Surprise You
Have you noticed that most padlocks have a small hole in the bottom, and we're not talking about the keyhole. Here's why it's there!
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Better Than White Vinegar: This Natural Product Removes Limescale Throughout the House
Limescale can be a real nuisance, leaving stains on a number of appliances and surfaces. However, you can easily remove it with this natural product, which is far more effective than white vinegar.
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Full Storage, Slow Computer? This Free Program Solves It
Is your computer's storage full, Windows taking forever to start, and your applications loading slowly? This free application can automatically clean your PC.
1 October
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Do Our Ears and Nose Really Keep Growing? Doctors Reveal the Truth
You might have heard the common belief that our ears and noses continue to grow throughout our lives. But is there any truth to this claim? Let's see what science has to say.
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They Examined Thousands of Arrowheads and Solved the Mystery of Europe's Oldest Battlefield
Bronze and flint arrowheads from northern Germany show a 3250 year old battle, shedding light on Bronze Age warfare and society.
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How to Prevent People from Knowing You've Searched for Them on LinkedIn
It's a common practice that we don't always admit to, but if you want to avoid an awkward moment, here's what to do.
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Harmless Additives with Intimidating Names: 10 Compounds That Benefit Your Health
Many food additives have names that sound alarming, but not all are harmful. In fact, several of these compounds are not only safe but can also support your health.
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Riding an E-Bike During a Thunderstorm: Key Safety Tips
Riding an e-bike can be an exciting way to get around, but if caught in a thunderstorm, it can quickly become dangerous. Unlike cars, which offer protection from lightning, bicycles do not. Knowing how to stay safe is crucial. Here's what you need to remember if you find yourself riding in stormy weather.