Most people know about the incognito mode in web browsers, but fewer realize that YouTube offers a similar feature in its mobile app.

Imagine giving a chatbot the power to control and manage your computer. This exciting, but potentially dangerous idea is making people nervous.

By combining smart glasses with facial recognition software, it's possible to learn everything about the people you meet on the street, just by looking at them. Fascinating and terrifying!

Bananas are among the world's most popular fruits and have been cultivated for thousands of years. Many people love to eat them daily. But do you know how eating them regularly affects your body?

Beyond the benefits of quick, oil free cooking, this device has another big advantage: it uses less electricity than a traditional oven.

Colorful clothing is vulnerable to the effects of detergents. However, if you follow these simple rules, you should be able to maximize the lifespan of your clothing's colors.

Many people plug in their phones before bed without a second thought, but experts say it's best to avoid overnight charging.

Want to know where your child is and if they are safe on their way? Google Maps has a little-known but helpful feature to share real-time location, making it easier to stay connected and ensure loved ones are safe.

A motorhome on a shoestring budget? It's possible if you're brave and creative. Here's how one blogger turned his dream of life on wheels into reality.

Some nuts have incredible health benefits, helping reduce cancer risk and boost brain function. These five are the best, and they won't cause weight gain!

This new online tool reveals the most famous person from any given location worldwide, offering intriguing and sometimes unexpected insights.

As the cold season has arrived, so did common colds. It's important to avoid certain pitfalls to recover quickly and prevent complications.

These items can be harmful to health, especially with prolonged use.

While bay leaves are often used in cooking to flavor dishes, they also have surprising aromatic qualities. Burning them in your home can bring numerous benefits.

Apple is reportedly preparing a new feature that could bring a highly anticipated improvement to the iPhone charging experience.

Dark chocolate, especially with a cocoa content of 70% or higher, is more than just a sweet indulgence; it's linked to multiple health benefits backed by science.

Tidying up your closet or any part of your home can feel overwhelming, especially with lots of clutter. The 90/90 rule provides a simple, effective method to streamline the process and create a more organized space.

The latest iPhone iOS update is nearly here, these are the new features, bug fixes and general improvements that you can expect to see in December.

Teary-eyed boy refuses elders advice not to watch Lahore’s matches or to support another team

Actor claims Rashid Siddiquee's videos linking him to Sushant Singh Rajput's death case are 'derogatory'

YouTube is experimenting with a feature that allows to zoom in on videos for premium users

The 68-watt wall charger is down to a new record low of $23 ahead of Black Friday.

It's normal for your eyes to change as you age, but these four expert-approved tips can help improve your eye health.

Phone call recordings and transcripts are a few taps away.

Your phone may well be all the game machinery you'll ever want or need.

Use Apple's Find My app to keep tabs on your device whether it's powered on.

1. 18 New Things Your iPhone Can Do in iOS 18.2  MacRumors
2. iOS 18.2 makes AirPods more powerful than ever, here’s why  9to5Mac
3. Apple Likely Planning to Release iOS 18.2 on December 9  MacRumors
4. iOS 18.2 Public Beta 2 Upgrades Find My and Brings More AI to Some iPhones  CNET
5. iOS 18.2 beta 3: 4 Apple Intelligence features you can test now  Mashable

Use simple vases, fairy lights, and flowers to give a minimalist yet budget-friendly makeover to your decor

MetroPlus speaks to artists who make ornaments, flowers, candles, figurines, coasters and more for the season.

Avoid overcrowding, go minimalistic when you can, and invite an abundance of nature into your home. Expert tips for a stunning makeover

Grey Goose Vive Le Voyage x Shantanu & Nikhil bring elegance to bartending

Gen Z and millennials prefer technology-integrated and community-oriented accommodations in cities across India

GVQ Time Cafe in Kochi, derives from the anti-café movement where customers pay for the time they spend there

Palooda and Paalum Pazhavum are just two of the many traditional drinks that are served for Iftar

Take the ‘Death Stairs’ if You Dare  The New York Times

1. Video: Mike Tyson shows he's not your typical 58-year-old during open workout  MMA Junkie
2. Tyson vows to bring 'devil himself' into Paul fight  ESPN
3. Watch 58-Year-Old Mike Tyson Crush Pads Days Away from Jake Paul Fight  Sports Illustrated
4. Mike Tyson-Jake Paul: How to watch the fight, time, odds  The Associated Press
5. The Mike Tyson-Jake Paul boxing match shows streaming is just cable now  The Washington Post

If you really like spending time and hanging out with someone, you’re probably wondering if they feel the same way. While it’s sometimes pretty easy to tell if somebody is your friend, it never hurts to ask, especially if you want to pursue a more serious relationship with them. We know that it’s a little nerve-wracking to have this conversation, but there are a lot of ways to talk about it without any stress. Keep reading for a list of different direct and indirect ways you can pose the question.

Easy ways to tell if she likes you as more than a friend (and what you can do about it)She glances your way, laughs at your jokes, and acts nervously around you. You’re not sure if she’s flirting, being friendly, or is simply uninterested. Whether you’ve had a crush on a girl for ages and are dying to know if the feeling is mutual or you just want to know if she likes you for curiosity’s sake, we’ll help you out. We consulted our dating experts to bring you 25 foolproof signs that a girl likes you.

Looking to improve your looks? Good news: there are actually tons of ways to become more attractive instantly, without too much work. Plus, at the end of the day, confidence and self-love makes anyone beautiful. From hair, to makeup, to clothes, to charisma, read on for our in-depth guide to becoming a more attractive person.

It’s easy to wish you looked like or acted like someone else, or had the cushy job or great boyfriend that someone else has. No matter who you are, you can learn to be happy and fulfilled with your life. Take time to appreciate your talents and characteristics while forming a healthy body image and self-esteem. Focus on the positive aspects of your job, hobbies, and lifestyle. Fostering strong and close relationships can help you feel more satisfied and confident in your lifestyle.

Overcome fear and get comfortable with discomfortIt can certainly be challenging and a little scary to step out of your comfort zone, but facing unfamiliar challenges can help you feel happier and more fulfilled in the long run. You can end up discovering a lot about yourself and your abilities when you make an effort to take risks and try new things. To help you begin this transformation, we’ve rounded up the best, most effective strategies for stepping out of your comfort zone, embarking on new adventures, and expanding your personal horizons.

Do you remember how to find the circumference of a circle? What about the capital of New Jersey? We’re about to quiz you game-show style with a variety of elementary school trivia questions, from math and science to history, geography, and language arts. Answer these 12 “Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?” questions to test your knowledge and see if you come out on top!

Flirty and casual responses to send your crush or loved onesYou wake up, roll over, and grab your phone to find a message from your crush, “Good morning! How did you sleep?” You bolt upright in bed. You have to respond, but how? When someone asks, “How did you sleep?” they want to know how your evening was—they’re starting a conversation. So, what do you do if someone sends you this text first thing in the morning? Try sending them one of these friendly or flirty responses.

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Try these 12 incredible iPhone tips and tricks for 2024 that will change the way you use your iPhone! From a hidden sleep timer in the Clock app to bypassing annoying ads in Safari WITHOUT an ad blocker, these hacks will save you time and headaches!

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This article challenges us to think more deeply on the distinction between knowledge and memory. The claim made here is that parts of the body - the kidney, say - can replicate the massed-spaced effect, retaining information over time, which is the same thing we see when connections are formed between neurons in the brain. But is that the same as forming a memory? I have Haglund's Deformity, a 'memory' of my many years of walking in bad shows. That seems more like "what our pancreas remembers about the pattern of our past meals to maintain healthy levels of blood glucose" and rather less like "knowing Paris is the capital of France". We can interpret these 'memories' as retained information, but it's not clear this is in any way any sort of knowledge.

Steve Faulkner recently released a tool for Internet Explorer called the Accessibility Toolbar. It provides one-click access to accessibility validators and has features that go beyond simple accessibility checks.

With the proliferation of government web portals and pages, it is becoming ever more necessary for agencies to reach their customers by email. You can no longer even expect your most devoted readers to visit your web sites on a...

A member of Utah's RSS project team asked this week, "what can I read to get up to speed about RSS?" The answer is visit RSS Winterfest! The two-day RSS Winterfest webcast takes place this coming Wednesday and Thursday, January 21-22. It offers a number of programs having direct application to governments planning RSS syndication projects.