The Advice of a Security Specialist: Don't Leave Your Key in the Lock at Night
Some people think it's a good security measure to lock the door and leave the key in the lock overnight. However, according to security specialists, it isn't.
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May 2024
31 May
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This Is How Much Cash You Should Have at Home
Despite living in an increasingly digital age, cash is still important, especially in emergencies. We look at how much cash you should keep at home and why?
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What Do the Arrows Next to the Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Data Icons on Your Phone Mean?
On Android phones, these symbols give a simple and important hint about your connections.
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Almost No One Knows, But This Is What the Hole at the Bottom of a Wine Bottle Is For (It's Not for Pouring)
Do you know why wine bottles have punts at the bottom? Here's the answer.
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How to Access Your Car When Your Car Key's Battery Is Dead
Opening the doors of modern keyless cars is simple when it works, but it becomes a challenge when your key remote's batteries are dead. So, how do you get into your car without a charged key?
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A Man Banned from Selling Self-Built LEGO Trains
LEGO asked a person who reconstructs real trains with LEGO bricks and resells his constructions to stop doing so.
30 May
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If You Use Your Car's Air Conditioning in This State, Turn It Off!
The heat of summer is just around the corner, and most us will be using air conditioning in our cars, but you need to be careful when turning it on for the first time.
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Since Following the 80/20 Rule, I Have More Space and Order at Home (and I Feel Much Better)
The 80/20 rule, also known as the Pareto Principle, is a powerful tool for decluttering and organizing your home. This principle says that 80% of the effects come from 20% of the causes. When applied to home organization, it means that a small portion of your belongings is responsible for most of the clutter. Here's how you can use this rule to create a more orderly living space.
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Why It's Time to Stop Using WhatsApp: Here Are 5 Compelling Arguments
WhatsApp is one of the most popular messaging apps with around 3 billion users worldwide, and whilst it is secure, there are many reasons to avoid it.
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It's Better to Delete This App From Your Phone. It Sends Your Text Messages to Russia
This malicious Google Chrome clone is designed to trick users and steal their personal information.
29 May
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A Gardener Reveals Why You Should Put Sand on Your Lawn
Ever thought watering your lawn could be more than just a simple task? Picture this: a lush, vibrant green carpet stretching out before you, the envy of the neighborhood. Well, it turns out that sand might just be the secret ingredient to achieving that picture-perfect lawn you've always dreamed of.
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Which Tea to Drink at Night to Improve Leg Circulation
This particular tea is the most beneficial for your health if you drink it before bedtime.
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Urgently Enable This Feature on Your Smartphone: Your Body Will Thank You
As we spend longer on our phones each day, iPhone has implemented a number of features that are designed to help protect your vision health.
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A Completely New Dinosaur Species With "Ridiculously" Short Arms Discovered
Archaeologists have uncovered a new species of dinosaur that had even shorter arms than a T-Rex.
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Here Are the Features Microsoft Is Removing in Windows 11 24H2
In the next Windows update, Microsoft will be removing some features from Windows 11 24H2.
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"It Was Less Than a Grain of Rice, But We Began to Cut It, and It Was Really Beautiful." It Was a Piece of the Human Brain
A piece of the human brain, smaller than a grain of rice, sparked a profound discovery that's now making waves. In a groundbreaking collaboration between Harvard University and Google, a tiny brain sample revealed the intricacies of our most complex organ like never before.
28 May
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The Best Time to Take Vitamins: Strengthen Defenses, Prevent Fatigue and Depression
These are the essential vitamin supplements you should take and when to take them for a healthy body according to the experts.
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Hacker Reveals the Handwriting We Should Use in Our Passwords to Make It Difficult for Cybercriminals
Are you struggling to choose a strong password for your accounts? In this article, you'll discover valuable insights from a hacker's perspective on how to enhance your cybersecurity.
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Children Pick Up 'Shells' at Beach, $88K Fine for Mom: 'Vacation Ruined'
In a picturesque scene of a family vacation dream, children scour a sandy California beach, collecting seashells under the warm sun. Little did they know, their simple beachcombing adventure would lead to an 80K fine for their mom, turning their idyllic getaway into a nightmare.
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A Rare Planetary Alignment Is Near: How and When to See This Astronomical Event
Something extraordinary will happen in early June. We are referring to the upcoming planetary alignment in the Solar System. Here's how you can see it.
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Helio Ring: Amazfit's Smart Ring Finally Hits Stores
After being announced at CES 2024, the Helio Ring is finally available to buy.
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How to Be a Happy Couple? The 10 Habits You Should Have According to a Specialist
In this article, we unlock the secrets to a blissful relationship: 10 habits from a specialist.
27 May
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In Windows, an Overlooked but Useful Feature Was Discovered After 30 Years
After three decades, a seemingly unnoticed feature in Windows offers a surprising solution to a common problem.
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This Is How Often the Battery Needs to Be Replaced in Electric Cars
Here's how often the EV battery needs to be replaced, according to recent studies. Spoiler alert: the results are promising!
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The 8 Most Distinctive Gestures of Introverts - Recognize Them From the First Meeting
The mannerisms of introverts and different to those of extroverts, these are some of the telltale signs.
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A Long-Awaited Feature Arrives to Waze: Every Driver Will Love It!
After a series of promises, this highly anticipated feature is finally coming to Waze.
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Neuroscientist Answers How Memory Works, What It Is For and Why We Suddenly Forget Things
Memory isn't just a collection of events. Instead, our brain intertwines the what, where, when, and how of experiences to give us the full picture.
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The Fruit That Strengthens Bones and Promotes Collagen Production
Collagen plays a vital role in body health, however it's commonly found in animal based foods which can be problematic. Fortunately this fruit is an excellent alternative source of collagen.
24 May
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Head Transplant System Could Be Available in a Few Years
Exciting advancements in neuroscience and biomedical engineering are on the horizon, offering hope to those battling debilitating neurodegenerative diseases. BrainBridge, a pioneering start-up, recently unveiled plans to develop a revolutionary head transplant system that could become a reality within the next eight years. Here's what you need to know to avoid any speculation.
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Not Spain or Italy: This Is the Most Desired Holiday Destination in the World
When deciding on a perfect holiday getaway, many people have Italy, Spain or Croatia at the top of their lists. However, there is another country that could be the most desirable destination.
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Don't Throw Away Coffee Grounds Anymore: The Solution to This Annoying Problem
If you're like many coffee drinkers, you might be tossing out your used coffee grounds after brewing your morning cup. But what if we told you there's a better way to put those grounds to use, solving an annoying problem in the meantime?
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WhatsApp Will No Longer Be Available on These Phones Starting in June
These Android and iOS mobiles will no longer be supported after the next WhatsApp update. Check if your phone is on the list.
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Mix This Household Ingredient With Water and Slugs Will Disappear Overnight
Slugs and snails are some of the biggest pests in gardens, capable of destroying crops overnight. Fortunately, there are simple and effective ways to get rid of them and protect your plants.
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These Are the Top 10 Most Turbulent Flights in the World
The turbulence forecasting company Turbli evaluated 150,000 flights worldwide and ranked them. Here are the most turbulent ones.
23 May
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These Are the Three Fruits That Make You Gain Weight According to Experts
Should you avoid eating fruit if you are concerned about weight gain? Nutritionists are now warning that these three fruits could cause you to gain weight.
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These Are The Reasons Why You Should Never Eat Canned Sardines Again
Should you avoid eating canned sardines and other canned food? Here's what you need to know.
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We Are Buying So Many Things From Temu and Shein That There Aren't Enough Planes and Prices Are Skyrocketing
The successes of the low cost Chinese e-commerce sites, Shein and Temu, are causing prices to go through the roof.
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What to Do When You Receive a Message from a Stranger on WhatsApp
Here's how to protect yourself from scams and other threats on WhatsApp.
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E-Bike Battery Causes Apartment Fire: Warning Against Charging Inside the Home
After another e-bike battery fire, officials have warned e-bike users against charging them in your home.
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The Mistake We All Make When Turning the Car Key - What to Watch Out For
Starting your car may seem like a straightforward task, but there's a common mistake many drivers make without even realizing it. However, it can lead to unnecessary wear and tear on your vehicle, ultimately costing you time and money.
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"The Line": New Images Show the Incredible Evolution of the $2 Trillion Mega-Project Taking Shape in Saudi Arabia
The first images of the futuristic $2 trillion city being built in Saudi Arabia have been released, offering a glimpse at the ambitious project known simply as "The Line."
22 May
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Lidl Issues a Strict Warning About Plastic Bags: "This Comes as a Surprise to Many"
Lidl's sustainability manager has given a recommendation about plastic bag usage and it's not what you might think.
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Artificial Intelligence Shows Us What We Might Look Like in 1,000 Years, and the Images Are Not Pretty
What do you get when you ask AI what it thinks humans will look like in the future? The response is quite unsettling.
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Oncologists Have Named The Healthiest Meat
Oncologists have recently specified which meats are the healthiest options for our diet. But what sets processed and red meats apart?
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Which Generation Do You Belong to Based on Your Birth Date?
Have you ever wondered which generation you belong to based on your birth date? Let's dive into the characteristics and insights of each generation to understand how they shape our society.
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Google and Xiaomi Phones Have a Hidden Button on the Back with Many Practical Options
This little known feature is available on a number of Android and even iOS devices and could change how you use your phone.
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The First Electric Car With a 1,000 km Range Sold More Than 6,000 Units in The First 48 Hours
In just 48 hours after its launch, the IM L6, a revolutionary electric vehicle, garnered over 6,000 orders, according to the manufacturer. This impressive figure comes shortly after the car's debut on the Chinese market.
21 May
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After 1000 Years, Researchers Have Discovered Why Egypt's Pyramids Were Built in the Same Place
Egypt's pyramids have fascinated people for thousands of years, and new discoveries are still being made about them today. It has now been found why the Pyramids were built in this specific location.
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"Worst Nightmare," Said the Woman Who Discovered a Foreign Airtag in Her Son's Shoe
In a small Florida town, a mother's sense of security was shaken when her iPhone began incessantly alerting her about an unknown AirTag in her neighborhood. The unsettling feeling of being watched haunted her for weeks until a rather unexpected turn of events brought about a rather funny explanation.
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"They Deserve It": Emirates Are Making So Much Money That They're Giving Employees Five Months' Extra Salary
To reward the employees' efforts, the CEO of Emirates has decided to give an extra bonus equivalent to 20 weeks' salary, and this isn't the first time they've received such a bonus.
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The 'Hidden' Whatsapp Button You Need to Enable to Prevent Your Location From Being Tracked
Keep your location safe and unlock the secret WhatsApp setting via this button.
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How to Invest Simply to Become a Millionaire, According to Artificial Intelligence
The amount of financial advice online can often be overwhelming new investors. These are the essential investment strategies that you need to know according to AI.
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Air Conditioning Goodbye? Here Is the Adiabatic Air Conditioning System That Consumes 5 Times Less Energy
Thanks to Caeli Énergie, there is a new type of air conditioner that cools rooms using water evaporation, which is 5 times more eco-friendly.
20 May
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Scientists Solve Mystery Behind the Origin of the Baobab, Better Known as the 'Tree of Life'
In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, and Queen Mary University, UK, have unraveled the age-old mystery surrounding the iconic baobab tree, affectionately known as the "tree of life".
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The Canadian Intelligence Service Claims That TikTok Is a Strategy by China to Dominate Data
Canada's security agency is raising concerns about the use of TikTok, warning users that their data could be accessed by the Chinese government.
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Goodbye Solar Panels: The Ingenious System That Brings Light Into Your Home Without Using Electricity
Say farewell to traditional solar panels because there's a smart new way to bring natural light into your home, without relying on electricity.
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No More Hangover: This New Invention Could Save Your Day and Your Liver
Say bye-bye to hangovers with a cool new invention that's here to make your drinking days worry-free and healthier.
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Scientists Have Found That a Product We All Have in Our Bathrooms Completely Eradicates Mosquitoes
Mosquitoes rank among the most lethal creatures on Earth, but researchers suggest that a simple household product could effectively eliminate them.
17 May
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A Woman Accidentally Closed a Browser With 7,470 Bookmarks: She Had Been Using It Continuously for 2 Years
Meet Hazel, a woman who accidentally closed her browser with 7,470 tabs open.
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Golden Fruit: The Collagen-Rich Food That Reduces Wrinkles and Keeps Skin Smooth and Firm
In Mexico, a small golden treasure hidden among the branches of trees promotes skin health and keeps you looking young. So what is this magical fruit?
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PayPal Users Are Receiving an Unexpected Windfall - Watch Out for This Scam
Many PayPal users are currently receiving unexpected money transfers. But where do these payments come from and who's behind them? The consumer protection agency sheds light on the matter and advises on the best course of action for those affected.
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New Link Between Olive Oil and Dementia Discovered: "Already 14% Less Likely if You Replace 5 Grams of Mayonnaise With Oil"
A new study finds olive oil may lower dementia risk: swapping mayonnaise for oil can cut risk by 14%.
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Two New Smart Tricks in Google Maps
Google Maps makes life with an electric car a little easier.
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What Is the Ideal Bedtime to Wake up Rested at 7 Am?
We all think that the more sleep we have, the less tired we'll feel in the morning, but this isn't entirely true. Experts have determined the ideal bedtimes to help you feel fully rested.
16 May
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It Only Happens Every 221 Years: Mysterious Phenomenon Begins – "No One Alive Will Experience This Again"
Experts claim that this once in a lifetime phenomenon which happens every 221 years has just begun.
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Do You Know What the Little Arches That Connect Houses in Many Historic Villages Are Used For?
Have you ever strolled through a historic village and noticed those quaint little arches delicately connecting the facades of houses? They're not just charming decorations; they serve a vital function that many people overlook.
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The 10 Most Loyal Dog Breeds That Will Be Your Faithful Companions for Life
It would be hard to disagree that dogs are humans' best friends. They bring us comfort even on our worst days, and we can always count on them. But which dog breeds are the most loyal?
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Abstaining From Alcohol: How Long It Takes for the Heart, Liver and Stomach to Recover
Studies have shown that completely abstaining from alcohol can lead to organs being able to recover quickly.
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Thanks to This Breakthrough, Cars Could Be 'Running on Tap Water' Within 5 Years
Fuelling a car with water instead of gas might seem like a futuristic concept, but a recent breakthrough could make it a reality.
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Physicist presents scientific evidence that we live in a computer simulation
An experiment seeks to confirm the "fifth state of matter in the universe" and suggests we live in a simulation. This discovery would potentially change physics as we know it.
15 May
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Primark has launched the ideal suitcase for traveling on all low-cost airlines—without paying extra fees
Primark has launched a bag specifically designed for those low-cost flights where every inch of your luggage is measured.
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New scam alert: Amazon customers beware!
Criminals are currently targeting Amazon customers. Here's how to protect yourself from their latest methods designed to deceive you.
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What do cats sense in homes?
Cats are incredibly sensitive animals, capable of detecting various changes and emotions within their home environment. Here are some curious things cats are sensitive to.
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The 7 most disturbing Vaults in Fallout
Discover the 7 most disturbing Vaults in Fallout, constructed by Vault-Tec with dark and abominable objectives.
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How to reduce your electricity bill: unplug these 10 appliances
With inflation and rising electricity costs, your electric bill is likely to go up significantly this year. Reducing these costs can be simpler than you think—by pinpointing which appliances are using the most energy, you can take effective steps to cut down your consumption.
14 May
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Ship that mysteriously disappeared with everyone on board has been found after 115 years
In 1909, a steamship sailed across Lake Superior but soon vanished without a trace, sparking rumors of bad luck from its start.
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How to prevent prostate cancer: Insights from studies on ejaculation
Medical research has been trying to understand whether ejaculation can reduce the risk of developing prostate cancer. A new study has attempted to summarize decades of research.
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Goodbye to beach umbrellas: Decathlon's easy-to-install invention that sells out every summer
This Decathlon product, which provides protection from the sun without the need for a beach umbrella stand, has quickly become a customer favorite.
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World's largest CO2 vacuum cleaner goes into action
This is how the biggest CO2 cleaner works, combating greenhouse gas emissions on a global scale.
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Female psychopaths have this one particular characteristic
A recent study into the female psychopaths has been released and scientists found this specific trait that could help you identify one.
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Google silently records your voice: here's how to turn off the feature
Are you aware that Google has a hidden feature within users' accounts that quietly records their voices, storing them for uses far beyond a simple conversation?
13 May
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Too much caffeine? These are the warning signs coffee drinkers should know
Over 1 billion people regularly drink coffee each day, but how much caffeine can the body actually tolerate, and how do you know if you've had too much coffee?
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Astronomers Capture a New Image Of The "Hand of God" Traversing The Cosmos From Mount Tololo
Here's everything you need to know.
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WhatsApp, the news has reached everyone: how it works
Meta has officially unveiled the new WhatsApp interface, introducing both subtle and significant alterations. Among these changes are certain new features exclusively available to users in the USA.
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This historic discovery in the depths of the Moon will transform humanity
A historic milestone in space exploration has shaken the foundations of science and humanity: an unprecedented discovery in the depths of the Moon, carried out by an Indian mission, is set to transform our understanding of the cosmos.
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What is the first thing a person with Alzheimer's forgets?
Alzheimer's is a degenerative brain disorder that slowly impedes memory and cognitive abilities. According to experts these are the first signs of Alzheimer's disease.
10 May
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Europe's dream country seeks new residents, offers houses at 13 cents
In this European country, it's possible to buy a house for just a few cents.
9 May
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Google Photos now lets you avoid seeing unwanted people in your memories
Old photos popping up of a friend you've fallen out with or an ex who broke up with you can definitely dampen your day. However, Google Photos is planning to address this issue by filtering out unwanted memories.
7 May
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This sneaky thing can mess with your Wi-Fi connection - and it's something we all have at home
Is your internet slow at home for no clear reason? Your router might be near a Wi-Fi 'killer'.
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A real fat burner, this little-used vegetable is the best way to lose weight this summer!
There's no miracle recipe, but this little-used vegetable is a real ally in maintaining a healthy, varied diet. And it's available everywhere.
3 May
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Beware of this new AI scam that threatens many families!
Among many other things, artificial intelligence has also brought us a lot of elaborate new scams.
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Will artificial life soon be a reality?
Scientists have achieved a significant milestone: the creation of a self-replicating RNA molecule, marking a potential leap towards the unthinkable: artificial life. Here is everything we know about it.
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Google Maps: This new feature promises to facilitate your life
Google Maps is set to revolutionize the daily lives of electric vehicle (EV) owners with its latest feature.
2 May
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A recent study suggests that the universe is much older, and that the dark matter doesn't exist
How old is the universe exactly? Does dark matter exist? With each passing year, scientists continue to unearth new evidence challenging established theories. Here's everything we know so far.
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Here's why discussing your boss negatively on Slack is a major no-go
Do you find yourself harboring grievances against your boss or upper management? It's crucial to resist the temptation to air these resentments on your company's messaging platforms like Slack, as it can have serious repercussions for you.
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Here's how to create Instagram Reels out of your iPhone's Live photos!
Are you aware that you can recycle live photos snapped with your iPhone and post them on Instagram to add a special touch to your stories or reels? Read on to find out how to make the most of this feature on your iPhone.
1 May
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ChatGPT has had enough of your sex questions... here's the most requested one
ChatGPT allows users to ask any possible questions free from judgement and criticism. Naturally, people are asking the chatbot about the birds and the bees. Whilst certain content is deemed inappropriate, ChatGPT does offer some advice and guidance.