Google Maps Launches a War Against Fake Reviews—You Can Participate Too
What methods will Google use to combat false information? Will it be possible to appeal an unjust accusation? Here's what we know so far.
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September 2024
30 September
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If You Suffer from Motion Sickness, Activate This Feature on Your Mobile Phone Immediately
With it, you can now use your phone in the car without experiencing that annoying dizziness.
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Google May Delete Your Gmail Account: Here's How to Prevent It
When was the last time you logged into your Gmail account? It's worth checking if you still need it.
27 September
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Is This the Key to a Long Life? Here's What Lies Behind Polyphenols
Polyphenols, often referred to as secondary plant substances, are gaining attention for their potential health benefits and role in promoting longevity. Read on to find out what lies behind polyphenols.
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The Reality Show of Horrors: Violence, Poor Nutrition, and Lack of Medical Care to Win $5 Million
YouTuber MrBeast and Prime Video have teamed up to produce a reality show where 1,000 contestants compete for a $5 million prize. However, the extreme conditions participants face have sparked controversy.
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Surprising Health Booster: Which Popular Drink Lowers Cholesterol?
Managing cholesterol isn't just about food—what you drink matters, too. Choosing the right beverages can help reduce bad cholesterol (LDL) and raise good cholesterol (HDL). Here's a look at drinks that can support heart health and which ones to avoid.
26 September
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WhatsApp Introduces a New Camera Button: Send Photos Like Never Before
WhatsApp is introducing an exciting new feature: a camera button that will allow for better photo editing and customization.
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What Really Lies Behind Gluten Intolerance: New Insights from Researchers
What is actually gluten intolerance? Read on to find out!
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Dislike Ironing? These Tips Can Make It More Enjoyable, and You'll Kill Germs in the Process
It's the weekend, and you want to relax with a good book under a cozy blanket, but there's a mountain of clothes waiting to be washed and ironed. How can you make ironing more effective and even pleasant?
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The One Object That Can Help Keep Your Apartment Tidy: Here's Why You Should Have It in Multiple Rooms
Keeping an apartment tidy, especially with small children, can be a challenge. Toys and other small items seem to end up in every corner, no matter how hard you try to keep things organized. The humble storage box is one simple yet effective solution to this common problem.
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Gmail Adds Badges to Verify Emails and Fight Scams
To combat phishing attempts, Gmail has introduced blue badges for verified businesses.
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4 Ways to Protect Your Mobile Phone, According to Cybersecurity Experts
Having a lock screen password on your phone is not enough to protect your sensitive information. Here are some additional measures to keep your device safe. Read on!
25 September
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Some Brands Damage Dishes: Here Are the Best and Worst Dishwasher Tablets
With so many dishwasher tablets on the market, finding the right one that cleans effectively without damaging your dishes can be a challenge.
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Telegram to Disclose Users' Phone Numbers and IP Addresses to Authorities
Telegram has recently updated its privacy policy to allow the disclosure of users' phone numbers and IP addresses to law enforcement agencies, but only in cases where users have violated the platform's rules.
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Drinking Coffee This Way Cleanses Body Cells, Study Finds
With or without milk? This question, which every coffee lover faces, reaches the heights of Shakespeare's "To be or not to be?". Here's the answer.
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Giving Up Sugar? Here's What Happens to Your Body After a Year
Too much sugar has many negative consequences, including weight gain and diabetes. But what would happen if we gave up sugar for an entire year?
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Scientists Discover Traces of Water Across the Surface of the Moon
Scientists have made an exciting discovery about the Moon: traces of water and hydroxyl—an essential molecule made up of hydrogen and oxygen—are found all over its surface. This revelation changes our understanding of the Moon's geology and holds significant implications for future human exploration.
24 September
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Heart Attack: Expert Names the Four Most Common Causes
In the U.S. hundreds of thousands of heart attacks occur annually, many of which could be prevented through lifestyle changes. An expert outlines the four leading causes.
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Google Maps Gets a New Button to Report Traffic Jams
Good news for Google Maps users: the navigation application is getting a new, simple, and intuitive reporting button, making it easier to avoid traffic jams.
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Is Jogging Daily Healthy? What Happens to the Body
Running offers numerous health benefits, from improved overall fitness to a reduced risk of chronic diseases, but is it a good idea to run every day?
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5 Objects That Ruin Your Apartment's Look—and How to Get Rid of Them
Every apartment has items that clutter up the space and collect dust, making the home feel disorganized and chaotic. Here are five common items that could be ruining your apartment's overall image and some tips on how to get rid of them.
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Scientists Have Unraveled the Mystery of the Sounds From the Mariana Trench
Mysterious sounds from the ocean depths have been one of the most baffling enigmas in recent years. Now we know where they come from.
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Do You Know Why IKEA Furniture Has Such Strange Names? It's Not What Most People Think
Many people are puzzled by the peculiar names of IKEA furniture, often finding them difficult to remember or pronounce. However, there's a method to the madness, rooted in a deeply personal story involving the company's founder, Ingvar Kamprad.
23 September
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WhatsApp Introduces New Feature to Block Unwanted Messages
WhatsApp is taking spam seriously: the instant messaging service will soon offer a filter to prevent you from receiving too many unwanted messages from strangers—an excellent initiative!
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Bacteria Are Increasingly Resistant to Drugs: They Could Cause Millions of Deaths in the Next 25 Years
Scientists predict that by 2050, nearly 40 million deaths will be caused by infections resulting from bacteria resistant to antibiotics and other drugs.
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5 Tips for Saving Like a "Professional Cheapskate"
For many, being stingy is often seen as a flaw. However, if you're looking to save money, you'll find that many of these habits can be incredibly useful.
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Three Habits You Should Stop Immediately: Millions of Deaths Could Be Prevented
A balanced diet is what the body craves. It is essential for staying healthy. In contrast, a bad diet that features these habits can lead to a number of diseases.
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Don't Throw Away That Cooking Water: It's an Excellent Household Cleaner
When you're cooking, consider saving that cooking water instead of pouring it down the drain! It has incredible properties that can be extremely useful for cleaning around your home.
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This New Form of Advertising on YouTube Is Frustrating Users Worldwide
Months ago, YouTube announced changes to its advertising system, but no one expected this.
20 September
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Here's a Simple Trick: How to Get Your Suitcase onto the Airport Baggage Carousel Faster
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.
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Place a Plastic Bag in Your Washing Machine: This Little Known Trick Works Wonders
Next time you run a load of laundry, try putting a plastic bag in the drum. You'll be amazed by the results, this simple hack could change your laundry routine!
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This Country is Considering Banning Robotic Lawn Mowing at Night for an Important Reason
Robotic lawnmowers are a convenient tool for keeping gardens tidy, but they may pose hidden dangers to wildlife.
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You Will Soon Be Able to Customize the Theme of Your WhatsApp Chats!
WhatsApp is expanding its customization options! Soon, users will be able to change the theme of the messaging app, including the color of chat bubbles, similar to Telegram.
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How to Edit a WhatsApp Message You've Already Sent
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!
19 September
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Coffee May Reduce Heart Disease Risk: How Much is Safe to Drink?
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.
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Scientists Discover a "Third State" Between Life and Death
Is there anything between life and death? Apparently, yes, according to the latest research.
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Neuralink Tests "Blindsight" Implant That Could Restore Vision to the Blind
Elon Musk's company, Neuralink, has developed a new brain implant called "Blindsight" that could potentially restore vision for some people with visual impairments.
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Teen Instagram Account: A New Solution to Protect Young Users?
Meta is rolling out Teen Accounts on Instagram, which will limit how younger users engage on the platform. These accounts will automatically be assigned to users under 16.
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Disguised as a Chrome Extension: Malicious Software Spies on Unsuspecting Users
Experts warn users about a dangerous Google Chrome extension that is designed to spy on you.
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It's Not Science Fiction: You Can Already Control a Smart Home With Your Thoughts
An experimental study has shown that it's already possible to control smart home with just thoughts. Here's everything we know so far.
18 September
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Scientists in Shock: 3,600 Chemicals from Packaging Found in Human Bodies
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.
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Over-Salted Food: A Simple Trick Can Save Your Dish
Have you ever gotten distracted when you're seasoning your food and put too much salt in? Don't worry, there's a few simple tricks that can rescue your meal.
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Here's the Best Method to Keep Your Bread Fresh for a Long Time Without Freezing It
No need to freeze your bread to keep it fresh! There's a simple but lesser known trick that maintains its flavor and crispness without freezing.
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These Trees Seem to Walk, Covering Surprising Distances Each Year
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.
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Enable This Option to Easily Locate Your Phone if It's Lost or Stolen
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.
17 September
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Important Photos, Emails, and Accounts Could Be Locked: Experts Warn About This Setting
Experts are urging people to act now to protect their digital content before it's lost forever.
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These Old Subway Cars No Longer Carry Passengers—They're Now Filled with Fish
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.
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10 Simple Habits to Keep Your Vision Sharp for Years: These Tips Can Even Help with Existing Problems
Good eyesight is something we often take for granted, until we start experiencing problems. The truth is, it's never too early to start protecting your vision.
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Airline to Soon Offer the World's Fastest Onboard Wi-Fi – Powered by Musk's Satellites
Elon Musk's Starlink network is set to revolutionize in-flight internet connectivity, with United Airlines becoming a major customer.
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Not as Healthy as You Thought: How Non-alcoholic Beer Affects Your Body
Even though alcohol free beer has some beneficial ingredients, it's not necessarily a healthy drink when consumed in large quantities.
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Beware: Cheap Airline Tickets Sold Online Can End Up Costing You a Lot
Think twice before buying airline tickets online! Customers of a specialized website have been unpleasantly surprised by last-minute ticket cancellations, forcing them to repurchase at a higher cost.
16 September
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Your Smartphone Has a Great Feature for Easily Scanning Paper Documents
Don't have a computer or scanner on hand to scan a paper document? No worries—your smartphone can do it perfectly in just a few seconds!
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A Beekeeper Reveals a Simple and Effective Trick to Distinguish Real Honey From Fake!
Honey sold in supermarkets isn't always genuine. To maximize profits, it's sometimes mixed with other substances. But there's a very simple trick to tell real honey from fake honey!
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Unnoticed Breeding Grounds for Germs: Do You Also Wash These Items Too Rarely?
Proper house cleaning involves more than just mopping floors and dusting furniture. Have you thought about the carpets, curtains, and other textiles we use in our homes?
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Mindfulness Experts Recommend This Simple 2-Minute Exercise to Reduce Stress
Here are five simple strategies that can help you manage stress and improve your well-being, according to mindfulness experts.
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Beware: Netflix Will Soon Stop Working on These Phones
The next update to the streaming app will exclude several models from this popular brand.
13 September
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You Can Now Edit Your Messages After Sending Them in Google Messages
The Google Messages app has introduced a handy feature allowing users to edit a message after it's been sent, similar to other messaging platforms. Perfect for fixing typos and avoiding misunderstandings!
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Why You Should Never Leave Your Dog in the Back Seat of the Car
Transporting a dog in a car without proper safety measures or using low-quality seat belts or crates can endanger both your pet's life and the passengers.
12 September
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What is "Sharenting" and Why You Should Stop It Immediately
Sharenting is a common practice on social media that can have serious and unsuspected consequences.
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Apple Watch Series 10: A Low-Key 10th Anniversary Celebration
Apple is marking 10 years of its smartwatch with their latest release, but don't expect a major overhaul.
11 September
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Unlock Wireless Connectivity: This Secret Windows App to Connects Your Smartphone to Your PC
Did you know you can wirelessly connect your smartphone to your PC with a pre installed Windows app? This makes transferring files between your devices much easier!
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Apple AirPods 4: Two Versions, With or Without Active Noise Cancellation
Apple has just refreshed its audio lineup with some notably updates, the highlight being the AirPods, which is now available in multiple versions.
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Why Are Oranges Sold in Red Nets? A Trick to Make Them Look More Appealing
Have you ever wondered why oranges, mandarins, and other citrus fruits are often sold in red or orange nets? It's not just a matter of convenience or packaging — it's actually a clever psychological trick designed to make the fruit look more attractive to shoppers.
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Free Up Your Smartphone Memory with This Simple Trick
Many budget smartphones quickly run out of storage space, especially if they lack an additional memory card. Users frequently face storage issues, but there's an easy way to free up memory on your phone with just a few clicks: clearing the cache.
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Danger in New WhatsApp Feature: Researchers Warn of Sneaky Security Flaw
A WhatsApp feature that is designed to improve user privacy has been flagged for a critical security flaw.
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Researchers Explain: What Your Scent Reveals About You
As unique as a fingerprint, your scent communicates a lot about you to others. Our skin emits a distinct smell that can convey various messages, but what exactly does your scent say about you?
10 September
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Problems with Bad Breath? Doctors Reveal What Really Helps
Worried that you have bad breath? Good news, these hygiene tricks could be the simple solution you are looking for.
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Today's Teenagers No Longer "Google": This Is How They Get Information on the Internet
Modern language evolves as quickly as technology, and dictionaries often struggle to keep up.
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iOS 18 Unveiled: Game-Changing Features Every iPhone User Will Love
iOS 18 is the next big update for iPhones, packed with new features and improvements, many of which focus on artificial intelligence (AI) under the new "Apple Intelligence" initiative. Here's a look at the key updates iPhone users can look forward to.
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WhatsApp Update: Here's How You Can Chat with Users of Other Apps
Meta is planning big changes to WhatsApp: you'll soon be able to send and receive messages with users of other applications, without leaving the app.
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Why You Should Put Salt in the Fridge: A Smart Kitchen Hack
Use this simple tip to keep your fridge fresher, cleaner, and more efficient.
9 September
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This Country Considers Banning Screens for Children Under 2 Years Old
This country is looking to ban screens for children under 2 years old. Not only mobile phones but also television can have a negative effect on the psyche of young children.
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This is the #1 Habit You Need to Break to Improve Your Memory
Adding a little variety to your life isn't that difficult, but it will bring many benefits. Here's why.
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YouTube Will Stop Recommending This Type of Content to Users
YouTube has decided to restrict videos that it claims idealize certain fitness levels and body weights.
6 September
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Want to Sleep Better? Try This Simple Hobby, Researches Show
Researchers suggest there is a new, natural way to improve sleep: gardening. Beyond relaxation exercises, physical activity, or medications like melatonin, gardening might be the key to better sleep.
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This WhatsApp Change Could Make You Look Ridiculous
WhatsApp has changed a feature. From now on, if you have an Android device, you will need to be more careful when sending GIF images.
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You Can Now Make Your Instagram Stories' Comments Public
A small Instagram revolution: You will now be able to make the comments on your stories publicly visible. This option is already active in the latest update of the app, allowing you to share reactions more openly.
5 September
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Cherry Tomatoes, Bush Tomatoes & More: Which Tomato Variety Is the Healthiest?
Tomatoes come in many varieties, each with unique benefits and uses. Tomatoes are a staple in many dishes and are packed with vitamins. But with so many types available, which are the healthiest?
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Be Careful! Never Answer This Question in Sales and Purchase Advertisements
Criminals can search for victims on second-hand and used car sales websites. There are some questions that are best left unanswered; otherwise, you risk being robbed.
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Use Gemini Directly from the Google Chrome Address Bar with This Simple Trick
With this trick, you can use Gemini directly in the address bar of Google Chrome, allowing you to chat with Gemini AI faster and more easily.
4 September
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Google Smartphones Now Measure Fever: Thermometer App Gets an Upgrade
Google's latest smartphones—the Pixel 8 Pro, 9 Pro, and 9 Pro XL—are not just packed with advanced cameras and fast processors; they can now also function as thermometers capable of measuring body temperature. This enhancement marks a significant expansion of their previous capabilities, which allowed users to measure the temperature of objects and liquids.
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SpaceHey: An Ethical Social Network for Those Nostalgic for MySpace
Launched quietly a few years ago, SpaceHey has now surpassed one million users. With its retro design, this social network brings back fond memories for fans of MySpace and early 2000s blogs.
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An Unusual Teaching Material: Real Skulls Used in This School to Be Examined
History often resurfaces in unexpected and dramatic ways, as was the case in a school in the Czech Republic.
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This is the Ultimate Trick to Keep Your Potatoes Fresh Much Longer Without Sprouting
Even when stored in a dry, cool, and dark place, potatoes eventually soften and start sprouting. However, there is a little known but highly effective technique to preserve them for a longer time.
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These Drinks Cause Hair Loss in Men, According to a New Study
Some drinks can have a negative impact on hair health, especially for men.
3 September
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Engineering Mode in Your Car: Unlock Hidden Functions
Your car's 'secret menu' can unveil a range of new features and tools you might not have known about. Even if you've been driving your car for years, there are likely functions that remain undiscovered. Modern vehicles are packed with advanced features, and today we'll reveal some of the most hidden ones.
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"Verify Your Netflix Account": How the Latest Scam Targets Subscribers
Cybercriminals aren't interested in the movies and TV shows on your Netflix account—they're after your personal data and payment information.
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How Diet Influences Depression: Foods to Avoid
Did you know that certain foods can contribute to depression? Read this article to learn what to avoid in order to keep your mental health in good shape.
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This Affordable Household Cleaner Eliminates Bed Bugs in 24 Hours
Research have found a cheap household product that can eliminate bed bugs. It is natural, and non toxic and kills pests in record time, but is it too good to be true?
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Who Needs a Wallet? Google Brings ID and More to an App
Google Wallet for Android just became a whole lot more versatile with the introduction of a new feature called "Everything else."
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New Study: Video Scrolling Online Has Unexpected Effects on Your Health
Jumping from one video to another on social media won't relieve your boredom and may have negative consequences for your mood and mental health.
2 September
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Not Just Coffee: These Foods Pack a Caffeine Punch
Did you know that it isn't just coffee that contains caffeine, these other foods and drinks have a surprising amount of caffeine in them.
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Passengers Will No Longer Need Documents to Fly from This Airport
Getting on a plane could soon be as easy as taking a taxi — but not for everyone.
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Soap vs. Liquid Soap: Why Solid Soap is Surprisingly More Hygienic
More and more people are using solid hand soap to keep their hands clean, but is it really the most hygienic option?
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Warning: These Household Plants Can Be Toxic
A bedroom filled with plants can be beautiful, but it's important to choose the right ones for the space where you sleep.
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How to Remove Microplastics from Drinking Water: A Simple Method
Microplastics, tiny particles of plastic less than 5 millimeters in size, are everywhere around us — in the oceans, on city streets, and even in the tap water we drink. They are so small that they are often invisible to the naked eye, and they enter the human body through food and drinking water. Here's how to remove microplastics from water.
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Two Things You Absolutely Need to Know to Enjoy the Health Benefits of Garlic
Garlic offers many benefits thanks to its unique active substance. However, to fully benefit from it, you must respect two essential rules when using it in cooking.