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We Need to Change the Culture in Research: How Female Scientists Should Become More Visible

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Olena Bilyk·1 min read·6/23/2026

From Aqua Look to Windows XP: This App Takes Your Mac on a Time Travel

Do you miss the old Aqua look of macOS X? Or do you want your Mac to look like BeOS, OS/2, or Windows XP? Check out this free app that brings nostalgic operating system looks to your current macOS.

Olena Bilyk·3 min read·6/23/2026

New Apple CEO: What John Ternus Plans to Do Differently Than Tim Cook

Under Tim Cook, Apple's famous industrial design team lost influence—not just since the departure of chief designer Jony Ive. According to reports, successor John Ternus plans to change that.

Ryan Kessler·3 min read·6/23/2026

Finally Here: How to Get the Internet Speed Indicator on Your Samsung Galaxy

Learn how to activate the new internet speed indicator on your Samsung Galaxy smartphone with the upcoming One UI 9 update. Get real-time data on your internet connection.

Ryan Kessler·3 min read·6/22/2026

Google Hides Opening Hours Behind AI Tips – And You Can't Turn It Off

Google Gemini provides unsolicited food recommendations, raising concerns about the influence of AI on user experience and content accessibility.

Olena Bilyk·3 min read·6/22/2026

3,800 Hours with Electrodes in His Head: What This Man Can Do Now

Explore the incredible journey of a man who has spent 3,800 hours with electrodes implanted in his head and the remarkable abilities he has gained.

Olena Bilyk·1 min read·6/22/2026

Security Risk: Signal CEO Meredith Whittaker Warns Against AI Chatbots

Signal CEO Meredith Whittaker has criticized the excessive use of AI chatbots and agents, warning they could pose significant security risks by undermining end-to-end encryption.

Olena Bilyk·3 min read·6/22/2026

FSD: Sweden Aims to Block Tesla's Driving Assistance System Approval in Europe

In April, the Netherlands approved Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) system, but Sweden may block its European-wide approval unless Tesla makes changes.

Ryan Kessler·3 min read·6/22/2026

AI in Daily Life: Why a Humanoid Robot in Hong Kong Will Soon Manage 100 Convenience Stores

The integration of artificial intelligence into physical daily life is reaching a new level. In Hong Kong, autonomous robotics will soon manage retail spaces, marking a significant step in technology adoption.

Olena Bilyk·3 min read·6/22/2026

Quantum Healing via Video Call: Physicist Exposes the Tricks of the Esoteric Industry

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Ryan Kessler·1 min read·6/21/2026

Controversial Teams Update: How Microsoft Plans to Differentiate Between Home Office and Office via Wi-Fi Detection

Microsoft is rolling out a new feature for Teams that automatically detects whether users are working from home or the office via Wi-Fi connections.

Ryan Kessler·3 min read·6/21/2026

Cacio e Pepe Without Clumps: Physicists Reveal the Perfect Pasta Recipe

The Roman pasta dish "Cacio e pepe" contains, besides the pasta—preferably Tonnarelli—only three ingredients: pasta water, Pecorino Romano cheese, and pepper for seasoning. However, preparing this dish for many people proved difficult, as a team of physicists discovered.

Ryan Kessler·5 min read·6/21/2026