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đŚ Appleâs dodging tariffs: Theyâve already flown in 600 tons of iPhones from India to the U.S. Why? To get as much inventory in before any new tariffs kick in, though theyâre currently on pause for 90 days. You betcha other tech companies are doing the same. Maybe this is what AirDrop was really about. Or this.
Tags: Apple, companies, India, inventory, tech
I donât know about you, but when Friday hits, the last thing I want to do is scroll for an hour trying to find something to watch. Usually, I give up and rewatch The Office for the 10th time.
Not this weekend. I made you a watch list, meticulously crafted between dopamine crashes, for the entertainment-decision-deficient among us. Youâre welcome.
Wyomingâs Game and Fish Department built a fake bear on a remote-controlled platform that charges at you going 35 mph. Truly the Teslabear nobody wanted. The test? See if you can whip out bear spray in time. Spoiler alert: Most people would be toast. Your best bet is to keep that spray holstered, and never in your backpack.
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How many social impressions Duolingo racked up when it âkilledâ off its owl mascot. ICYMI, Duo was shown getting hit by a Cybertruck, and fans had to complete language lessons to bring him back. It turned into one of the most successful marketing stunts ever and even outperformed every 2025 Super Bowl ad. Honestly, better storytelling than most Netflix shows.
Thatâs the battery level where most Americans start to panic and scramble for a charger. Funny thing? The iPhone battery doesnât even turn red until 20%. So yes, you can calm down, your phone isnât flatlining. Your screen dimmed itself out of self-care. Pro tip: To keep your battery healthy, charge when it hits around 20% and stop at 90%. This will help reduce wear and slow down premature aging.
What the photo calorie app Cal AI is raking in annually. And get this: It was built by a high schooler who was rejected by 15 of the 18 colleges he applied to. Zach Yadegari had a 4.0 GPA and a 34 ACT score (top 5%). Zachâs rejection letters aged like yogurt, but his bank account is aging like wine.
Thatâs how much of his fortune Bill Gates plans to leave each of his kids. But donât start a GoFundMe just yet. Heâs worth $102.2 billion, so theyâll still walk away with over $1 billion each. Imagine hearing âyou only get a billionâ and feeling robbed.
How much longer queen bees live compared to worker bees. One big reason? Their diet. Queen bees eat royal jelly, which is packed with nutrients, lower in sugar and comes with antioxidant and anti-inflammatory perks. Long live the queen, literally and nutritionally.
How much longer a day on Uranus just got. Scientists studied a decade of data from the Hubble Space Telescope to more accurately measure the planetâs rotation. Turns out it now takes 17 hours, 14 minutes and 52 seconds for one full spin. Hey, why donât scientists trust Uranus? Because itâs always up to something cheeky. Come on, that was funny.
Of employees have been backstabbed at work. The main culprits? Gen Z and millennials, who are twice as likely to throw someone under the bus to climb the ladder. One in four workers say their boss has set them up to fail. Coworkers by day, betrayal speedrunners by lunch.