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The iPhone 17 Pro Max, which is still months away from its launch, has generated massive buzz, thanks to a steady stream of leaks, rumours and speculations. So what has made this Apple device so popular among tech enthusiasts? Revolutionary camera upgrades on the horizon? One of the key talking points surrounding the iPhone 17…
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An Indian scammer got the taste of his own medicine after he encountered a tech-savvy man who hacked his laptop and accessed his personal information. The hacker also threatened to access his bank account to make payments, prompting the scammer to erase all traces of his online identity. The video was shared on the YouTube…
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A popular Korean bubble tea franchise has come under scrutiny after one of the store managers allegedly instructed employees to inform him before contacting their families in the event of a plane crash, according to a report in South China Morning Post. The diktat came on the same day when South Korea recorded its worst…
An Australian woman has been arrested and charged after she poisoned a one-year-old baby and posted videos of the infant in distress to gain social media following and donations, according to a report in CNN. The unnamed 34-year-old woman from Sunshine Coast, Queensland allegedly administered “several unauthorised prescription and pharmacy medicines” to the girl who…
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Rujm el-Hiri, an ancient basalt rock structure, situated in the Golan Heights, about 16 kilometres east of the Sea of Galilee, has been drifting tens of metres since its construction nearly 5,000 years ago. For years, scientists have pondered the reason for the unusual movement as well as the purpose of the monument, also known…
China has introduced a revolutionary technology that can significantly enhance the efficiency of rare earth element production, achieving what has been described as “unprecedented” recovery rates. As per a study published in the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) as cited by South China Morning Post (SCMP), this innovative method based on electric fields has managed…
Rory Callum Sykes, a former child star from Australia has become the latest casualty of Los Angeles wildfires after the blaze ripped through his family’s Malibu property, according to a social media post by his mother, Shelly Sykes. The 32-year-old who rose to fame when he appeared on the 1998 British TV series Kiddy Kapers…
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A Puerto Rican passenger is accused of opening the emergency exit door of a JetBlue flight while the plane was taxiing at Logan Airport in Bo, USA on Tuesday (Jan 7) night. He was subdued by the co-passengers as he tried to jump out of the aircraft during an alleged argument with his girlfriend. The…
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A Canadian college student has had her jaw wired shut, forcing her to shift to an all-liquid diet for six weeks after she attempted to eat the popular jawbreaker candy, only to unexpectedly realise why they are called so. The student, identified as Javeria Wasim, was shopping alongside her friend when they picked up the…
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The names of 425,000 individuals suspected of collaborating with Nazi Germany have been published online in the Netherlands for the first time under a project called “War in Court”, according to a BBC report. The names were released after the expiry of a law on New Year’s Day that restricted public access to the archive,…