Month: September 2024
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Tech & Gadgets
Google’s NotebookLM now supports YouTube videos and audio files
Google’s NotebookLM, its artificial intelligence (AI) note-taking and research assistant platform, received a new update on Thursday. The update expanded…
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Tech & Gadgets
Redmi Note 14 5G with MediaTek Dimensity 7025 Ultra SoC launched
Redmi Note 14 5G was launched in China on Thursday alongside the Redmi Note 14 Pro+ and Redmi Note 14…
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News
iPhone 16 vs iPhone 16 Pro: Don’t buy the wrong one
From Apple iPhone 16 line-up is now known. And you might be wondering whether you should go for the $800…
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TV & Showbiz
I don’t want to be a stepmother anymore – I feel used, tired and my money is being used up
A WOMAN has revealed she feels used and exhausted and doesn’t want to be a stepparent anymore.She explained that she…
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Australia
Moment Prince Harry is filmed screaming and swearing in a bizarre spooky maze performance on Jimmy Fallon
The Duke of Sussex was filmed screaming as he ventured through a spooky maze with Jimmy Fallon during his late…
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Tech & Gadgets
You can now chat and play games with Duolingo’s AI characters to learn Spanish or French
Practicing with a native speaker has long been seen as the best way to learn a language, but Duolingo thinks…
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Tech & Gadgets
Blue Origin’s new Glenn rocket is getting closer to its first orbital launch
Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket, the long-awaited rival to SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy, has taken a major step forward with a…
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News
Save money and energy with over $100 off the Google Nest Learning Thermostat
Walmart is already dropping great deals left and right ahead of the upcoming Holiday Deals sale event. One of the…
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TV & Showbiz
Expert reveals unlikely 99p hack that could help you get rid of mold
AN EXPERT has revealed an unlikely 99p hack to remove mold from your home, and you probably already have the…
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Australia
Australian teens are increasingly engaging in a dangerous illegal trend
Australian shoppers are turning to Chinese websites to buy fake branded products at a fraction of the price, with replicas…
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