Where Are Our Memories Stored? They're Not Just in the Brain
Where do we record and store our memories? Recent research reveals that our memory extends far beyond just our brain.
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November 2024
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8 November
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WhatsApp's New Feature to Spot Misleading Images
WhatsApp is testing a reverse image search feature on the web, allowing users to quickly verify the origin and authenticity of received images. Alongside this, WhatsApp is adding a shortcut to the photo gallery for easier access.
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These Are Thieves' Favorite Cars for Stripping
A troubling trend is spreading across cities: thieves are increasingly stripping cars parked on streets and in parking lots to sell their parts. Certain car models are particularly at risk, as thieves focus on high-demand components.
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Microsoft Warns: Opening Too Many Emails in Outlook May Cause Crashes
Microsoft has warned Outlook users about a potential crash when opening a high number of emails simultaneously in the application.
7 November
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Research Shows: Here's What Happens to Your Body When You Eat Dark Chocolate Regularly
Dark chocolate, especially with a cocoa content of 70% or higher, is more than just a sweet indulgence; it's linked to multiple health benefits backed by science.
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How to Keep Fruits and Vegetables Fresh and Crunchy in the Fridge—Ever Tried Lemon Water?
Nobody likes wasting food or money, yet spoiled veggies and fruits often go unnoticed in the fridge until it's too late. Fortunately, a few simple storage tricks can keep your fruits and vegetables fresh for longer and help you save on groceries.
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Your iPhone May Finally Show How Much Time Is Left to Charge the Battery
Apple is reportedly preparing a new feature that could bring a highly anticipated improvement to the iPhone charging experience.
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Mini Jet Lag from Daylight Saving Time: 3 Rules to Follow
Switching to daylight saving time affects everyone differently. Some barely notice the change, others experience a sort of jet lag. These tips can help you adjust.
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Superfood Fig: The Health Benefits and How to Use Them
Figs are a nutrient packed superfood with benefits that go beyond bone health. Here's what makes them so powerful.
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Replace Google Search with ChatGPT Using This Simple Trick
Many claim that search results from ChatGPT are better than traditional searches, and now there's an easy way to test it out.
6 November
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Indestructible Cybertruck? Here's How It Held Up in a Real Accident
Did you think the Cybertruck was unbreakable? Well, that might not be exactly true.
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Coffee with Olive Oil: An New Trend with Surprising Health Benefits
A new trend is brewing in the coffee world: adding olive oil to coffee. While this combination may sound odd at first, it's gaining popularity among health enthusiasts and coffee fans alike.
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Google Wallet Now Available for Kids: What the Digital Wallet Offers
Google is planning to introduce digital wallets for children's accounts, allowing parents to manage their kids' allowance through Google Wallet.
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Why We Forget Our Dreams Upon Waking Up, Science Has the Answer
Not everyone experiences sleep and dreams the same way. Why do most of us forget our dreams, while others remember them in vivid detail?
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New iOS Feature: AirTag Can Now Share Location with Airlines
In the latest version of iOS, AirTag users have gained a valuable feature that helps locate lost luggage.
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We All Drank It as Kids, but This Familiar Drink Soothes Coughs Better Than Many Syrups
It's a drink we all loved as kids, and it turns out it may be better than cough syrup for soothing coughs and sore throats.
5 November
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Why Does Time Seem to Fly as We Get Older? Science Has an Answer
Why does time seem to move faster as we age? Psychologists and neuroscientists have explored this fascinating phenomenon—and the results are surprising.
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Here's Why You Should Burn Bay Leaves in Your Home
While bay leaves are often used in cooking to flavor dishes, they also have surprising aromatic qualities. Burning them in your home can bring numerous benefits.
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Reducing Dementia Risk: The Surprising Benefits of a Firm Handshake
These simple lifestyle changes could protect your brain health and reduce the risk of dementia, here are a few powerful habits that can help keep your mind sharp for years to come.
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Antisocial Habit: The Rise of an Industry Driven by Fear of the Office
Returning to the office has been a real shock for many who became accustomed to working from home. This shift has fueled a boom in business etiquette courses across the United States.