Apple customers aren’t happy about receiving a push notification from the Apple Wallet app promoting the company’s original film, F1 the Movie. iPhone users took to social media to express frustration over the ad, which offered a $10 discount via Fandango for purchasing two or more tickets. Brad Pitt stars in the film, which explores […]
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After mass bans affecting Instagram and Facebook, users report Facebook Groups are now facing widespread suspensions. Reddit posts suggest thousands of groups across various categories, in the U.S. and abroad, have been affected. Meta spokesperson Andy Stone acknowledged the issue and said the company is actively working on a fix. “We’re aware of a technical
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“Sharjah has commissioned Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) to design a brand-new city in the UAE.” Named Khalid Bin Sultan City, it will reshape the arid desert terrain with a central, oasis-inspired park. “BEEAH is developing Khalid Bin Sultan City near its ZHA-designed headquarters, with the city’s flowing forms echoing the building’s dune-like shape.“ Desert-Inspired Design
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Imagine this: 21-year-old backyard inventor Julian Brown, in Alabama, clears away dirt and leaves from his DIY pyrolysis microwave reactor—powered by solar panels, a generator, and ten magnetrons likely pulling over 8 kW. Into the machine, he loads plastic waste like shopping bags, detergent bottles, and milk jugs—trash that would normally end up in a
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The U.S. government has prohibited WhatsApp on devices used by staff in the House of Representatives, citing security concerns, according to a memo obtained by Reuters. Reuters reports that the House Office of Cybersecurity labeled WhatsApp a high-risk app due to unclear data protection practices, lack of encryption for stored data, and other potential security
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Tech companies promote smartwatch features like heart rate, oxygen level, fitness, and sleep tracking as useful tools for health-conscious users. What if smartwatch features went beyond detecting health issues and could actually help prevent major health crises like pandemics? Smartwatches Can Detect Infections Within Hours—Before Symptoms Show Recent research shows that smartwatch sensors and health
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On Tuesday, Britain’s competition regulator proposed steps to address Google’s dominance in online search, while the U.S. tech giant cautioned that “punitive regulations” might hinder economic growth in the UK. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) announced plans to label Google as having “strategic market status,” which would place it under specific obligations outlined in
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Google has launched its AI mode—a question-and-answer-style search feature—for users in India today. The company noted that the tool is still experimental, and users must opt in through Search Labs to access it. Currently, the feature supports queries in English, and Google has not confirmed if or when local language support will be added. Ask
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With the release of iOS 26 Beta 2 on Monday, Apple has addressed one of the most noticeable flaws in Liquid Glass — its controversial new interface design for iPhone, iPad, and other devices — first unveiled at WWDC 2025 earlier this month. This revamped UI brings a more modern aesthetic to the operating system,
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Starting ads on WhatsApp signals a major change for a messaging app that has long set itself apart from traditional social media. When Meta (then just Facebook) acquired WhatsApp in 2014 for US$19 billion, the app followed a unique, straightforward model: users paid a modest annual fee of US$1 (£0.69) for a clean, ad-free interface.
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