News Archive

31 of January of 2025

• Three Out of Four Young People in the U.S. Know What They Want to Do in the Future: Work in a Hospital, Not a Big Tech Company
• What Type of Phone Do I Have? How to Find Out What Kind of Smartphone Model You Have in Settings on Android and iPhone
• ‘On Google, You Get Links. On Perplexity, You Get Answers’: An Interview With the CEO of Perplexity, the AI Startup That Wants to Kill Its Biggest Inspiration
• Using OpenAI’s o1 Model Used to Cost $20. Microsoft Now Offers It for Free in Copilot, and It’s All DeepSeek’s Fault
• U.S. Approves a New Non-Opioid Painkiller for the First Time in Decades
• China Is Building a Super Dam in a Densely Populated Area. The Problem: The Region’s Seismic Activity
• From Algorithmic Trader to AI Innovator: This Is the Story of Liang Wenfeng, the Founder of DeepSeek
• Newly Discovered Zombie Fungus Forces Spiders to Leave Their Lairs and Die Out in the Open
• Brazil Proposes a Breakthrough Approach to Save Endangered Species: Asking People to Leave Them Alone
• Italy Blocks DeepSeek: The Chinese Chatbot Is Facing Its First Big Challenge in Europe

30 of January of 2025

• Macs Have Included a Built-In Antivirus for Many Years. This Is How XProtect Works in the Background
• NASA Just Announced That a Large Asteroid Has a 1% Chance of Hitting Earth. That’s Not Normal
• Physics Is Broken, and the Evidence Is Mounting. The New Hubble Constant Estimate Deepens the Problem
• Microsoft Needs Time to Balance the Revenue From AI Systems Revenue With Their Immense Costs. The Problem: China Is Already in the Picture
• Researchers Find a Secret Map in Leonardo da Vinci’s Sketches. It Reveals Hidden Tunnels Beneath a 15th-Century Castle
• NASA Scientists Find All the DNA Nucleobases and 14 out of 20 Amino Acids in Bennu Asteroid Samples. They’re the Key Molecules for Life
• Elon Musk Wants to Keep a Close Eye on the Government. The Solution: Sleeping in the DOGE Offices
• Taiwan Doesn’t Want Any More Drama With China or Its Undersea Cables. To Avoid Problems, It’s Implementing an Unprecedented Security Plan
• OpenAI Has a New Suitor: SoftBank Plans to Invest up to $25 Billion in the AI Company

29 of January of 2025

• Samsung and Google’s Version of the Vision Pro Is Almost Ready. They’re Counting on Gemini and Voice Control to Give It an Edge
• China Sets the Date for the Largest Engineering Project 22,370 Miles From Earth: Its Solar Space Station
• Ocean Surface Temperature Is Rising Faster Than Ever: It’s More Than Four Times Warmer Than It Was in the 1980s
• Google Discover Not Working? Here Are 7 Ways to Fix It to Get Your Personalized Recommendations Back
• The Brutalist Is So Long That It Includes a 15-Minute Intermission. To the Director’s Surprise, People Love It
• The Secret to DeepSeek’s Extreme Efficiency Is Out: It Bypassed Nvidia’s CUDA Standard
• Android 15 Easter Egg: Here’s What It Is and How to Find It
• Amid New Pay-or-Go-Away Policy, Starbucks Tested Out Panic Buttons in Stores
• OpenAI Has Blatantly Used Anything Online to Train Its AI Models. It’s Now Accusing DeepSeek of Stealing Its Data
• Elon Musk Surprisingly Announces He’ll Rescue the Two NASA Astronauts Stuck in Space. It Makes No Sense

28 of January of 2025

• DeepSeek Topples AI House of Cards: Tech Billionaires Lose $108 Billion in a Day
• The Earth’s Crust Is Disappearing Beneath California. The Evidence Is in the Earthquakes
• Downloading and Installing DeepSeek on Your Computer: How to Use It Locally on Windows, macOS, and Linux
• The Landmark Deal Between Spotify and Universal Promises ‘Streaming 2.0.’ It Looks Like It’s More of the Same
• Sanctions Played a Crucial Role in DeepSeek. The Company Had to Be Resourceful to Break Out of AI’s ‘Bigger Is Better’ Approach
• China Has Just Activated a Huge Offshore Wind Turbine. It’s So Big That the Trump World Tower Could Almost Fit Between Its Blades
• DeepSeek Is the Hot New AI Model on the Market. There’s One Problem: No One Knows How It Handles User Data
• Astronomers Thought They’d Found a New Asteroid Near Earth. It Turned Out to Be Elon Musk’s Space Trash
• Chernobyl Is Full of Radioactive Dogs. Researchers Say It Has Nothing to Do With the 1986 Nuclear Accident
• The Concept of ‘No Service’ Is Dead: SpaceX Has Activated Direct-to-Cell Connectivity on Its Starlink Satellites

27 of January of 2025

• Nvidia Loses $400 Billion in Market Value as Chinese AI Company DeepSeek Shakes the Industry
• Three Countries Were on the Verge of Breaking Away With Russia, But Then Sweden Found Something Strange: A Severed Undersea Cable
• The Future of Quantum Computing Depends on Helium-3 From the Moon. A Plan to Transport It to Earth by 2029 Is Already Underway
• DeepSeek: What Is It? A Breakdown Into How the AI Model Works and Its Features
• Xi Jinping’s ‘Made in China 2025’ Plan Is Becoming a Reality: This Is How the Nation Is Dominating Key Technologies of the Future
• NASA Is About to Launch Two Rockets Into the Northern Lights. The Goal: To Better Understand Their Mesmerizing Movements
• Malaysia Painted Glow-in-the-Dark Markings on Its Roads to Enhance Nighttime Visibility. There Was Just One Problem: The Cost
• Elon Musk’s DOGE Wants to Retire the American Penny
• Texas Installed Millions of Solar Panels on Rural Land. To Maintain Them, It Had to Hire 3,000 Sheep
• We Knew That Big Tech Had a Problem With the Costs of Its AI Models. DeepSeek Just Demonstrated the Extent of the Issue

26 of January of 2025

• If Your Chair Is Wobbly During an Interview, It’s No Accident: Recruiters Are Testing More Than Your Resume
• It Turns Out That Elon Musk and Warren Buffett Both Share the Secret Productivity Hack: Saying No
• Engineers Wanted to Simulate 500 Million Years of Evolution Using AI. They Found a New Fluorescent Protein Along the Way
• For Years, Blu-ray Was the Last Refuge of Physical Disc Collectors. The Format Is Getting Strangled Now
• Six Months Ago, Researchers Discovered Dark Oxygen in One of the Most Remote Places on Earth. Now They Want to Know More
• A Jesuit Wrote About an Inca Tunnel System Near Machu Picchu in 1594. Archaeologists Confirm It’s Not Just a Legend, It Actually Exists

25 of January of 2025

• These Newly Discovered Baths in a Pompeii Villa Give Us a Glimpse at the Dark Side of Roman Luxury
• Gen Z Stands for ‘GOTDIT’: 20% Say It’s Too Dangerous to Climb a Ladder for a Light Bulb. So, They’re ‘Getting Others to Do It’
• Japan’s Aging Population Hits Rock Bottom: More Older Adults Are Choosing to Live in Prison
• After Seven Years of Digging Tunnels, Saudi Arabia Unveils Desert Rock: Clifftop Villas for Billionaires
• An Engineer Quit His Job to Turn a Cave Into a Vacation Rental. Without Airbnb, He’s Making a Fortune a Year
• Restaurants in France Revive the Country’s Most Elaborate and Macabre Recipe: Pressed Duck
• The Brutalist Was the Top Contender to Sweep This Year’s Oscars—Until Someone Cried ‘AI’

24 of January of 2025

• OpenAI’s Curious Move With Operator: Forgoing Quick Cash to Win the War
• China is Keeping a Close Eye on the Stargate Project. Its Response Is Already Underway
• A Look at How Village People’s ‘Y.M.C.A.’ Became a Symbol of Donald Trump and the MAGA Movement
• Sweden Didn’t Believe Russia Was Being Truthful With Its Economic Data. It Found the Proof It Was Looking for by Observing Moscow From Space
• A Perfect Storm in Japan Is Threatening One of Its Most Cherished Gastronomic Symbols: The ‘Izakayas’
• Perplexity Releases an AI Assistant for Android. It Changes Everything
• Scientists Already Knew Octopuses Were Highly Intelligent. Now, a Research Team Has Discovered They Have a ‘Brain’ in Each Arm
• A Rare Flower Whose Name Means ‘Giant, Misshapen Penis’ Bloomed for the First Time in Years. It Smells Like Rotting Flesh
• Abu Dhabi Will Use Its Oil Riches to Make the Impossible Possible: A Solar-Powered Grid That Operates 24/7
• OpenAI Launches Operator: The Future Where AI Can Perform Online Tasks for You Is Here

23 of January of 2025

• A British Nuclear Submarine Spotted a Russian Ship Near Its Undersea Cables. The Weird Part: It’s the Second Time in Three Months
• If You Want to Climb Everest, You’ll Have to Pay $15,000: Nepal Gets Serious About Himalayan Tourism
• Stargate’s Impossible Math: The Challenge of Finding $500 Billion for the World’s Biggest AI Project
• ‘We’re Not Close’: Nvidia Slams the Brakes on Tesla’s Self-Driving Car Promises and Says It Won’t Happen Until the Next Decade
• If China ‘Provokes’ Taiwan Again in the Next Two Years, It Could Face a Surprise: The U.S. Military
• Toyota Has Long Embraced the ‘Kaizen’ Philosophy. Tesla and BYD Aren’t Sure It’s Really That Useful
• There’s a New Battle Between Apple and Samsung Over Which One of the Two Can Make the Thinnest Phone
• Donald Trump’s Return to the Oval Office Means He Can Focus on His Weird Obsession: Making Showerheads and Toilets Great Again
• The Next Goal for the Super-Rich Is to Become Trillionaires. Musk, Zuckerberg, and Bezos Might Be the First

22 of January of 2025

• The Cameras of the Samsung Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra, Explained: DSLR Inspiration Takes the Spotlight
• New Samsung Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Edge, Project Moohan, and All the Highlights From Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2025
• This Is Samsung’s AR Headset: Project Moohan with Android XR Is on the Horizon
• Samsung Shows a Glimpse of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge: An Ultra-Thin Design with Just Two Cameras
• Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra: The Company Did a Great Job With the Last Model. Now It’s Time for Excellence
• Samsung Galaxy S25 and S25+: A Conservative Approach That Prioritizes AI and the Snapdragon 8 Elite
• Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, S25+, and S25 Hands-On: The Best Refinement I’ve Seen in Years
• All of Big Tech Bent the Knee at Trump’s Inauguration. It Earned Them $192 Billion in Tax Savings
• New York City Traffic Was Hell on Earth, Filled With Collapsed Streets and Late Buses. Two Weeks Later, It’s a Very Different Story
• The Electric Car Industry Is Stuck in a Valley of Death. Only Tesla Knows How to Get Out
• Instagram Is Going All-In to Attract Tiktok Talent With Purported Incentives of Up to $50,000
• The Planetary Parade, Explained: How to Watch the Rare Planetary Alignment This Month
• The U.S. Embarks on an AI Conquest With a Historic Announcement: A $500 Billion Initiative With Tech Giants

21 of January of 2025

• Elon Musk Proposes a ‘Hostage’ Exchange: If the U.S. Allows TikTok to Operate in the U.S., He Wants China to Legalize X
• China Responds to U.S. Sanctions with $8.2 Billion AI Investment Fund
• MrBeast Proved He’s the Greatest YouTuber of All Time. Now, He’s Conquering Prime Video With His Reality Competition Show
• Elon Musk’s Nazi Salute Is Actually a Culmination of Something Deeper: His Political Radicalization
• Investigations Into Severed Baltic Sea Cables Reveal a New Twist: It Wasn’t Russia, but Rather Inexperience
• Instagram, Bluesky, and X Are Competing for TikTok Refugees. How? By Launching New Video Features
• ‘BIG TTS, DEE NUTZ, SM0LL PP’: Florida License Plate Denials Are Proof That Some Never Grow Out of Their Teenage Boy Era
• Researchers May Have Found a New Natural Alternative to Ozempic. It’s a Microbe That Lives in Your Gut
• A 75-Day Extension: Trump’s Executive Order to Delay the TikTok Ban Brings Uncertainty

20 of January of 2025

• OpenAI Is Developing a Ph.D.-Level AI Model. The Product Is So Impressive That It’s Already Landed a Meeting With the U.S. Government
• No One Is Sure if TikTok Can Operate in the U.S. For Oracle, Apple, and Google, It’s an $850 Billion Risk
• $TRUMP Has Turned Into One of the Most Valuable Cryptocurrencies in a Matter of Days. The Problem Is the Person Reaping the Benefits: Trump
• I’ve Been Running With These Glasses That Project Data Into My Field of Vision for Weeks. The Future of Running May Have to Wait
• The U.S. Can Force ByteDance to Sell TikTok but It Will Never Get Its Hands on the One Thing That Matters: the Algorithm
• How Many People Lived in Westeros During Game of Thrones? Here’s a Rough Estimate, and Some Disappointing News
• Does This Supergiant Sea Bug Look Like Darth Vader to You?
• Roasting Coffee at Home Using an Air Fryer? You Won’t Understand It Until You Try It
• Trump Allowed TikTok to Keep Operating in the U.S. Republicans Aren’t Entirely Sure That’s Legal
• Researchers Say the Future of Charging Is a Hat Infused With Solar Panels. It’s Not a Bad Idea

19 of January of 2025

• Saudi Arabia Is Wasting So Much Money on The Line That It’s Created a $27 Million Deficit
• While Humanity Dreams of Colonizing Space, Researchers Propose a New Idea: Living on the Seafloor
• If All Your Friends Have Stopped Drinking This January, You’re Not Alone: ‘Dry January’ Has Become a Worldwide Phenomenon
• While Searching for Treasure, They Found Gold. This Is the Dmanisis Gora, the Mega-fortress in the Caucasus Mountains Built 3,000 Years Ago
• It’s Time to Face the Ugly Truth: Cats Are a Problem. The First Global Census Reveals They Eat Up to 2,000 Species
• Google Photos Surpasses 1 Billion Users. Surprisingly, Google Didn’t Even Want to Consider Doing the Project at First
• At 69 Years Old, NASA’s Longest-Serving Astronaut Is Still Taking the Best Photos From Space
• Samsung Galaxy S23 FE vs. Samsung Galaxy S23: Which Phone Is the Best Fit for You?

18 of January of 2025

• Sam Altman and Bill Gates Say the Future of AI Isn’t in Accumulating Knowledge, but Rather in Asking the Right Questions
• How Many People Lived in Tolkien’s Middle-earth? A Demographer Spent Weeks Doing the Math
• There’s a Problem With Traditional Bricks. Sugarcane and Sand Alternatives Might Be the Solution
• Researchers Develop a New Way to Diagnose Alzheimer’s Disease: A Simple Head Turn
• How to Connect Your Smartphone to a Monitor: Three Ways to Mirror Your Phone on a Bigger Screen
• Water Is a Very Healthy Drink. Harvard Researchers Say There’s Another Equally Beneficial Option: Coffee
• Russian Products Are Gaining Popularity in China. Yet, Many of These Items Actually Originate From China Itself

17 of January of 2025

• A Battlefield Diary Reveals North Korean Soldiers’ Sacrifice to Evade Drones in Ukraine
• RedNote: What Is It? A Breakdown on the App, Its Security, and How to Put This Chinese TikTok Successor in English
• TikTok on the Brink: Supreme Court Delivers Major Setback as Ban Nears
• Trump Wants to Buy Greenland for Its Natural Resources, but Not All That Glitters Is Gold
• According to a Study, Your Fitness Matters More Than Your Weight—At Least If You Want to Live Longer
• The U.S. Doesn’t Want to Lose AI Data Centers. To Keep Them Around, It’s Going to Offer Up Federal Land
• Goodbye, Big Brother: GM Banned From Sharing Its Drivers’ Geolocation and Behavior Data With Insurance Companies
• Italy Wants to Annihilate the Fake Online Reviews Battering the Restaurant Industry. Its Plan: Banning Anonymous Comments
• Switch 2 Seems to Be More of the Same, and This Is Precisely What Nintendo Needs Right Now
• Elon Musk’s Starship Explodes Over the Caribbean, Releasing a Dazzling Shower of Burning Debris

16 of January of 2025

• Producing Materials in Space to Make Chips Isn’t Science Fiction. It’s a Real Plan Already Underway
• Trump Repeatedly Pushed for the TikTok Ban During His First Term. He’s Now Exploring Ways to Stop It
• Apple Solves the Biggest Problem Preventing It From Integrating Face ID Under Your Screen. The First Full Screen iPhone May be Closer Than Ever
• Steam Has Become a Dumping Ground for Video Games: Out of 19,000 Titles in 2024, 80% Were Barely Played
• Elon Musk Is So Active on X That People Are Betting Over $1 Million on How Many Posts He’ll Share
• The Nintendo Switch 2 Is Here: The Company Reveals the New Console and Confirms Presentation Date
• A Study Confirms What Everyone Suspected: Plant-Based Milks Contain Fewer Nutrients Than Cow’s Milk
• Not Everyone Will be Banned From Using TikTok. It Looks Like the Biden Administration Made Some Exemptions
• Beware of Your USB-C Cable: A Study Reveals That It’s Become Hackers’ New Favorite Weapon
• The New Glenn Rocket Successfully Lifts Off: Jeff Bezos Has Launched One of the Most Powerful Rockets Ever Into Orbit

15 of January of 2025

• I Tested the Samsung Galaxy Book5 Pro and Galaxy Book5 Pro 360. They’re Proof That Laptops Can Learn New Tricks With AI Systems
• I Tried the XEO POD. It’s a Capsule That Costs a Fortune, Has 20 Speakers, and Offers an Overwhelming Gaming Experience
• Oura Ring 4 vs. Samsung Galaxy Ring: Which Smart Ring Is the Best Fit for You?
• The Success of TSMC’s Arizona Factory Is Clear: It’s About to Ship Its First ‘Made in Phoenix’ Chips to Apple
• Motorola Razr vs. Motorola Razr Plus: Which Flip Phone Is the Best Fit for You?
• 3 Body Problem Cost Much More Than Netflix Originally Said. This Explains Why It Took the Platform So Long to Renew It
• With TikTok Ban Looming, Americans Say They’ve Found the Next Best Thing. Ironically, It’s a Chinese App Called RedNote
• This Is Prinker, a Painless Tattoo Printer That Inks Your Skin in Seconds
• The Pentagon Gives SpaceX a New Order. It Wants the Company to Connect Two Military Satellites Through a Laser Link
• Private TikTok Viewers: A Breakdown of What They Are and the Dangers of Using Them

14 of January of 2025

• We Know Yellowstone Hides a Colossal Volcano—Now Scientists Know Where It Will Erupt
• This Is How TikTok Will Die in the U.S.: No Updates, Removal from Stores, and Eventual Shutdown
• Apple ProMotion: What Is It, and What Improvements This 120 Hz Display Technology Brings to the iPhone, iPad, and MacBook
• Spotify Free vs. Premium: What Are the Differences?
• TikTok Denies Rumor of Elon Musk Buying Its U.S. Operations: ‘Pure Fiction’
• Scientists Are on the Verge of Creating ‘Artificial Naps.’ However, They Require You to Implant an Electrode
• The U.S. Is Set to Reopen an Antimony Mine That’s Been Closed for 30 Years in Response to Challenges Posed by China
• Starbucks Has a New Message for the Public: Don’t Come In If You’re Not Going to Buy Anything
• China Reveals the First Mission of Its Homegrown Starship: Building a Half-Mile Wide Solar Power Plant in Space
• A Man Spent 10 Years Trying to Search Through the Trash for a Lost Hard Drive Containing $725 Million. He’s Finally Given Up
• A Frozen Pipe Ruined Jeff Bezos’ Birthday Plans: The New Glenn Rocket Has a New Debut Launch Date
• Mastodon Is Distancing Itself Further From Meta and X: The CEO Is Resigning and Turing the Platform Into a Nonprofit

13 of January of 2025

• A Civil War Has Broken Out in the Open Source Community. The Future of WordPress Is at Stake
• How Do I Know What Type of Apple Watch I Have?
• The U.S.’ Plan B in the Arctic Is a Submerged Cave in Norway. However, It’s Not for Sale
• Snapchat’s Solar System: How Does This Best Friends Feature Work?
• The Ever Given Blockage Was a Multi-Billion Dollar Disaster. It Also Had a Significant Negative Impact on the Environment
• What Caused the California Fires? Investigators Are Looking Into Arson, an Electrical Tower, and an Old Fire
• A Look at How Samsung Surpassed Nokia and Motorola With the Launch of UpRoar, the World’s First Phone With an MP3 Player
• The Perm Is Back: How the Broccoli Haircut Became Popular Among Gen Z Men

12 of January of 2025

• Facing Elderly Care Crisis, China Turns to Robots
• Japan Faces Record Increase in Ramen Shop Bankruptcies. Rising Prices Are a Key Factor Behind the Closures
• A Cave in France Hid a Strange Rock Formation. Researchers Believe It May Be the Oldest Known 3D Map
• According to One Economist’s Calculations, Japan Already Knows the Exact Year It Will Run Out of Children Under 14
• Lisbon’s Yellow Trams Have Long Been an Iconic Sight of the City. Now, They’re Also a Symbol of How Tourism Impacts Residents

11 of January of 2025

• A Recent Study Finds That Morning Coffee Can Lower the Risk of Death
• Companies That Have Ditched Remote Work Face a Massive Challenge: They’re Taking Longer to Fill Job Vacancies
• The Key to Happiness in 15 Affirmations: If You Identify With Them, You May Be Happier Than You Think
• China Faces a Bigger Problem Than a Birth Crisis: Its Young People Are Too Busy to Form Couples
• 48 Free Online Courses Across Various Subjects to Kickstart Your Learning Journey in 2025

10 of January of 2025

• Meta Trained Llama Using Copyrighted Books. Mark Zuckerberg Knew It and Didn’t Care
• Nvidia Loses Patience, Responds to Reported U.S. Sanctions on China
• Looking for an Alternative: The Price of Silicon Has Fallen So Low That Frames Are Now the Most Expensive Part of Solar Panels
• New Delay of Assassin’s Creed: Shadows Fuels Ubisoft Sale Rumors. Who Might Buy It?
• Getting a Good Night’s Sleep Reduces the Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease. However, Not All Sleeping Pills Are Effective
• China Keeps Increasing Its Coal Consumption Despite Its Commitment to Renewable Energy
• South Korea Redefines Energy Storage With a Self-Charging Device That Achieves 63% Efficiency
• These Are the Companies That Dominate the Chips and Semiconductor Industry. Unsurprisingly, the U.S. Takes the Cake With Nvidia
• This Is Qualcomm’s Massive Challenge in 2025: Dethroning MediaTek in the Mid-Range Market
• Nivida’s CEO Says ‘Truly Useful’ Quantum Computers Are a Couple of Decades Away

09 of January of 2025

• This Is the Fifth Time the U.S. Has Wanted to Buy Greenland From Denmark, Ignoring What Locals Want
• Russia Has Given North Korea Animals, Artillery, and Oil. Its Latest Gift Elevates Its Military to Another Level: Space
• Elon Musk Says AI Systems Have Consumed All Human Knowledge. He Has a Plan B: Synthetic Data
• Say Goodbye to the Days of Blowing on Your Hot Coffee. This Handy Little Pet ‘Robot’ Does It for You
• ‘The Costliest Wildfire Disaster in American History’: California Fire Is Anything but Normal
• Squid Game Season 2 Is a Massive Netflix Hit. It’s Even Smashing Records at a Higher Speed Than Its Predecessor
• Trump’s Obsession With Greenland May Have an Unexpected Victim: Ozempic
• Double-Clickjacking: What It Is, How It Works, and How to Protect Your Data
• A Worker Forgot to Bolt Seats Down on Kia’s Flagship EV. Now, the Company Is Recalling 23,000 Units
• NASA Wants to Collect Samples From Mars Before China. It’s Considering Using SpaceX’s Starship for the Task

08 of January of 2025

• This is the Real Ace Up the Sleeve of Nvidia’s New GeForce RTX 50: DLSS 4
• Climate Change Is No Longer Profitable: Wall Street and Big Investors Are Backing Away from Green Policies
• A Leadership Expert Identifies Five Keys to Successful Decision-Making. Both Steve Jobs and Tim Cook Have Effectively Employed Them at Apple
• Samsung Announces Smartphone Subscription Plan with AI Features at Center Stage
• Nintendo is Running Out of Time as New Switch 2 Leaks Narrow Console Release Window
• After Some Tumultuous Years, the 2025 Golden Globes Are a Refreshing Makeover
• AI Is Transforming the Stock Photo Industry. Getty Images and Shutterstock Are Merging in Order to Resist
• While Much of the World Is Obsessed With Electric Cars, Japan Holds Back and Remains Committed to Hybrid Vehicles
• The Power Cable Connecting Europe and America: A New Strategy for Exchanging Renewable Energy and Reducing Prices
• Trump Wants to Take Control of Greenland. The Danish King Sends a Strong Message by Changing His Coat of Arms

07 of January of 2025

• Meta to Dismantle Its Anti-Fake News System After Years of Investment
• Nvidia’s Project Digits is the Start of Something Big: A Desktop Supercomputer for AI Systems
• Sony and Honda Expected Their First EV to Be ‘A Little Expensive.’ Does $90,000 Fit That Definition?
• If You Have Google TV, Your TV Will Soon Compete With ChatGPT: Gemini Is Coming in 2025
• AI Finally Understands Real-World Physics: Nvidia Cosmos Paves the Way for Intelligent Robotics
• This Is How Microsoft Plans to Persuade You to Upgrade to Windows 11: Using the Power of AI
• This Crater in Russia Hid a Surprise From 50,000 Years Ago: A Well-Preserved Mammoth Calf Named ‘Yana’
• The U.S. Makes an Unexpected Move by Adding Tencent and CATL to Its List of ‘Chinese Military Companies’
• Starship Flight 7 Is Scheduled for Liftoff Soon. This Is How SpaceX Plans to Keep It Exciting

06 of January of 2025

• The U.S. Has a Strategy Called CONPLAN 8888 for the Unlikely Event of a Zombie Apocalypse—And Hopes Never to Use It
• No Need to Wait for the Tesla Bot: This Roborock Vacuum Includes a Robotic Arm for Cleaning and Manipulating Objects
• Some Time Ago, Bill Gates Tackled One of the Toughest Interview Questions: ‘Why Should We Hire You?’ Here Are the Key Points He Highlighted
• 2025 Is the Year of AI Tools in TVs: Samsung Brings Galaxy Features to New Neo QLED and OLEDs
• A Productivity Expert From Google Shares an Effective Strategy for Overcoming Procrastination: Becoming Your Own Assistant
• Touristification Is Increasingly Affecting One of the Most Remote Places on Earth: Antarctica. It’s a Massive Challenge for the Region
• Photovoltaics Know No Limits: China Is Installing Solar Panels on Its Seas and Reservoirs, With India Following Closely Behind
• Intel Starts the New Year With New Powerful and Efficient Core Ultra Processors. Will It Be Enough to Regain Its Leading Position in the Market?
• An Indian Village Goes Offline for a Few Hours Daily. The Goal: Promoting Digital Detoxification
• This Is Andy Jassy’s Ultimate Career Advice for Gen Z: It’s All About Having a Positive Attitude

05 of January of 2025

• Steve Jobs Wanted to Hire Professional Managers for Apple. It Was a Disaster Because They Didn’t Know How to Lead, Only Manage
• Elon Musk Has Calculated What He Needs to Build a Sustainable City on Mars: 1,000 Starships and 20 Years of Launches
• Your Smartphone Can Last for Years: Here Are My Tips to Make It Happen
• The Extraordinary Growth of Anime in Japan: This Is How It’s Nearly Matched the Revenue of the Country’s Steel Industry
• 82% of Managers Aren’t Qualified to Do Their Job. This Lead a Third of Their Employees to Quit

04 of January of 2025

• 52 Minutes of Work and 17 Minutes of Rest: This Is the Strange Productivity Routine Everyone Needs to Try in 2025
• Google Has a Stunning Interactive Map of Submarine Cables That Lets You See the Skeleton of the Modern World
• Hydrogen Highway: Scottish Company Creates Buoys for Offshore Refueling
• You Have 100 Apps on Your Smartphone, but You Only Need 15: Welcome to Digital Minimalism
• NASA’s Done the Numbers: China Can Slow the Earth’s Rotation by Filling Up the Three Gorges Dam

03 of January of 2025

• The Star Wars Hotel Disaster: $4,800 per Night to Stay in $350 Million Interactive Movie
• A Half-Ton Metal Ring Fell From the Sky in Kenya. Its Space Agency Confirmed What Many Already Suspected
• The Engineer Who Needs No Limelight: Lisa Su Took AMD From the Brink of Bankruptcy and Turned It Into an Empire
• Pornhub Is Now Banned for 120 Million People in the U.S., but the Fight Over Porn Isn’t Over Yet
• Japan Asked Its Citizens What Annoyed Them Most About Tourists on Trains. Their Responses Held Nothing Back

02 of January of 2025

• For Years, the Password to the U.S. Nuclear Button Was Embarrassingly Simple. It’s Surprising No One Cracked It
• Millions of Videos on YouTube Have the Name ‘IMG_XXXX.’ Someone Saved Them, and the Result Is Wonderful
• UFOs Are a Distraction: This Is Why Astrobiology Is the Best Way to Find Extraterrestrial Life
• The Internet’s New Queen Isn’t a Person, It’s the Walmart Copy of the Exclusive Birkin Bag

01 of January of 2025

• This iPhone Has No Cameras, but It’s Real. In Certain Places, It’s What You Need if You Want to Take Your Phone to Work
• Documenting Software Updates Is a Tricky Business: Welcome to the Wonderful World of Release Notes
• The Secret of the Sabotaged Chips: This Is How U.S. Spies Tricked Russia by Accident in the 1980s