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16d ago
Mobilephone
Apple Releases iOS 17.3.1 With Fix for Text Bug
Apple has rolled out a new update for its iOS and iPadOS operating systems, addressing a text bug that caused duplication or overlap while typing.
16d ago
Tennis
Rybakina fights back to beat Collins; into Abu Dhabi quarterfinals
No.1 seed Elena Rybakina comes from a set and a break down to defeat Danielle Collins in the second round of the Mubadala Abu Dhabi Open.
16d ago
Physics
JWST Reveals a Surprise Twist in Black Hole And Galaxy Formation
An analysis of data from the early Universe collected by the James Webb Space Telescope suggests that black holes and galaxies emerged together, and that the black holes shaped the galaxies that evolved around them.
17d ago
Space
Countdown Begins for April's Total Solar Eclipse
A total solar eclipse is set to occur in April, bringing darkness across North America for up to 4 minutes and 28 seconds. This eclipse will take a different path than the one in 2017, traveling from Mexico's Pacific coast through the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and New England. An estimated 44 million people live in the path of totality, with about 32 million of them in the U.S. Here's what you need to know about the upcoming solar eclipse and how to prepare.
17d ago
Travel
Two JetBlue Planes Clip Each Other at Boston Logan Airport
Two JetBlue planes clipped each other while on a deicing pad at Boston Logan International Airport. No injuries were reported, and an investigation is underway.
17d ago
Fitness
Sports Leagues Partner with White House to Promote Exercise
More than a dozen sports leagues and players' associations have pledged to provide more opportunities for physical activity and promote healthy lifestyles.
17d ago
Food & Drink
The Best Summer Recipes to Celebrate Grape Season in Australia
From roasted grapes to grape cocktails, here are ten delicious recipes to enjoy during peak grape season in Australia.
17d ago
Electric Vehicles
China Deflation Alarms Raised by Falling Prices for Food and Cars
Consumer prices fell last month in China by the most since the global financial crisis in 2009, the latest sign that weak spending and a glut of output from factories and farms are forcing businesses to offer discounts.