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The mini-Moon, known officially as asteroid 2024 PT5, will orbit the Earth between Sept. 29 and Nov. 25.

Affordable and durable foldable phones are still a pipe dream six years after they first appeared on the market.

Big Brother is watching you.

Generation Z is challenging stereotypes in employment, but after achieving financial independence, some are breaking the rules of what it means to be a millionaire.

We may not have found the solar system’s ninth planet because it doesn’t exist.

Netflix hasn't succeed, but it can brag about winning awards for one of the darkest and strangest series of the year.

The German company Polaris has a contract with the German Armed Forces.

Researchers have just solved one of Mallorca’s great mysteries. Thanks to a submerged bridge, we now know when the first settlers arrived.

The change allows the phones to support Apple Intelligence and improves gaming and multitasking performance.

Shōgun's spectacular visuals are reminiscent of a bygone era in television.

However, it's perfect for storing your passwords for a couple of centuries.

The M4 chip is the first one designed with AI capabilities. It made its debut in this year’s iPad Pros.

It took Clyde Stires seven years to complete the project.

It appears that the Egyptians had a thriving “industry” of handmade metallurgy much earlier than previously believed.

TerraPower’s first Natrium reactor will have the capacity to supply 400,000 homes with clean energy.

The first galaxies in the universe seemed to be more massive than we expected.

Getting the wrong species to control another can become a living hell.

The country is experiencing several paradoxes because its capital suffers from overpopulation in the face of the national demographic crisis.

Tecno’s Phantom Ultimate 2 shows us what the future of foldable phones could look like.

That’s right. It’s now possible to apply for a job at McDonald’s in Japan even if you have colored hair and a beard.

The story of the Odyssey cruise ship is poised to serve as a cautionary tale for the future.

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