Apple’s brand value relies on its reputation for keeping promises, a trait embodied by Steve Jobs’ autocratic approach to decision-making. To regain this credibility, CEO Tim Cook should empower external developers to create innovative applications on the iPhone. By doing so, Apple can tap into its developer community’s creativity and drive AI advancements that align … Read more
Disney’s live-action remake of Snow White, starring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot, has received a mixed response at the box office. The film reportedly drew 60% of its ticket sales from blue counties, which account for 53% of theaters in the US. However, it underperformed in red counties, where tickets sales were only 40%. The … Read more
Tesla has issued its eighth recall for the Cybertruck model due to an exterior trim panel that is falling off, creating hazardous driving conditions. The affected vehicles were manufactured between Nov. 13, 2023, and Feb. 27. According to a report filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, only about 1% of the electric vehicles … Read more
The world’s glaciers are losing record amounts of ice as global temperatures rise, according to a UNESCO report. Since 1975, glaciers have lost approximately 9,000 gigatons of ice, equivalent to an ice block the size of Germany with a thickness of 25 meters. This dramatic ice loss is expected to accelerate as climate change caused … Read more
Disney’s live-action adaptation of Snow White has topped North America’s box office chart despite receiving underwhelming reviews from critics. The film earned an estimated $87.3 million globally in its opening weekend, with almost half coming from the US. However, the movie fell short of expectations, as it reportedly cost over $270 million to produce. The … Read more
Global energy demand has surged by nearly 1,100 terawatt-hours in 2024, driven largely by a significant increase in electricity use. This represents a 4.3% growth, nearly twice the annual average over the past decade. The rise in electricity consumption was fueled by the electrification of transportation, record-breaking global temperatures, increased industrial activity, and growing demand … Read more
Google has admitted that it lost some customer data due to a ‘technical issue’ affecting its Google Maps Timeline feature. The feature, which tracks users’ locations around the world, appears to have been deleted for some people without any backup option available. The company’s email to affected users claims that most who enabled encrypted backups … Read more
Turkish opposition party CHP has chosen jailed Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu as its presidential candidate for 2028 elections. Over 15 million voters supported Imamoglu in a primary organized by the main opposition party, amid massive protests over his arrest. The arrests of Imamoglu and several journalists have sparked widespread criticism against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s … Read more
National Grid’s chief executive has stated that Heathrow Airport had sufficient power supplies despite a fire that temporarily shut down its energy systems. The incident occurred on November 23, leading to flight disruptions and travel delays. According to the CEO, the grid’s backup systems ensured a stable supply of electricity to the airport, preventing widespread … Read more
A deadly fungal epidemic in Brazil is rapidly spreading, fueled by pollution, cats, and genetics. The country is facing the world’s largest and most persistent sporotrichosis epidemic, a fungal infection spread primarily through cats. A recent study has revealed an alarming genetic diversity in the fungus, suggesting that urban pollutants may be accelerating its evolution. … Read more