Alzheimer’s research is starting to benefit from tools built at the nanoscale. These tools can bind proteins, tune immune signals, and interact with the blood-brain barrier. They also support new blood tests that detect disease markers with a simple sample. Nanotechnology Alzheimer’s projects now sit beside drug trials and prevention work. Yet this wave stands...
Most people answer their phone without giving it much thought. If a number looks local or at least familiar, it feels safe enough to pick up. That simple habit is exactly what many scammers count on. Over the last few years, scam phone numbers have become harder to spot, especially when they use area codes...
As our technologies have progressed, so have our communication skills. In the fast-paced, constantly changing, tech-driven world and the culture of being “always on,” younger generations who are perpetually connected are ironically losing the art of effective communication. According to a recent survey conducted by the University of Stavanger, Norway, approximately 40% of Gen Z...
An iOS update should be the easiest decision on a busy day. Tap install, grab the fixes, and carry on. With iOS 26.2.1, many people did exactly that. Then reports started piling up from users who saw their iPhones change overnight. Some noticed battery drain that did not settle after a few hours. Others ran...
Most people measure wealth by observing their life and their surroundings. You compare yourself to friends, coworkers, or people you see online, and that feels natural. But once you step back and look at the entire world, the definition of wealth changes quickly. Things that feel average in one place are rare in many others....
Most iPhone users know basic features like activating Low Power Mode when the battery dips below 20%, switching to Dark Mode at night, or quickly snapping photos by pressing the volume button. These popular tips spread and become routine. Yet beyond these well-known tricks, Apple offers numerous lesser-known features embedded in Settings, Photos, and other...
Most people assume their phone is private. Yet many apps collect far more data than users expect. In some situations, the behavior goes beyond normal tracking and feels like someone is spying on you. That does not always mean a stranger is watching your screen in real time. Often, it means your habits, location, and...
NASA’s newest Parker Solar Probe imagery looks unreal on a phone screen. Bright arcs and pale streamers slide across the frame. However, many people have shared the clips and asked a practical question: how can a spacecraft get the closest view of the Sun and survive? NASA says the mission matched a record distance on...
Most drivers have probably noticed a button on their vehicle’s dashboard that features a car icon with a sideways U-shaped arrow inside. While it’s been a common feature in vehicles’ air conditioning systems since the 1940’s, many may still be using it incorrectly, if at all. This air recirculation button controls a critical function in...
Without you even realizing it, your iPhone is draining your battery, leaking your data, and stealing your attention. Even though Apple’s advertising slogan is “Privacy. That’s Apple,” privacy researchers from Aalto University have issued a warning, stating Apple’s privacy protocol is not as safe as they advertise. Back in 2024, the researchers from the university...
For a long time, the internet made a simple promise. You either paid with money or paid with attention. Recently, that promise has become less clear. Subscription prices continue to rise, ads now appear in unexpected places, and users are starting to ask tougher questions. Is ad-free content still worth paying for, or is it...
There is a growing trend amongst Gen Z’ers who are essentially “ditching modernity” and “returning to tradition” with technology. People in their teens and early 20’s are turning towards older tech to seemingly return to a simpler time. Amazon UK told the BBC that they recorded a surge in popularity for retro-themed products during their...
