A new movie called Kantara 2 (also known as Kantara: Chapter 1) just released. On its first day, it made a huge amount of money at the ticket window. But how did that happen? Let’s explore what helped it become a big hit so fast. Big Number on Day One Reports say Kantara 2 earned about ₹65 crore across India...
Sevilla 85_05. 20 años de graffiti
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¿Cómo sería vivir de vacaciones todo el año? La tendencia resort-core nos acerca a este lifestyle
¿Cómo se mezcla el turismo, el retail y diseño experiencial? La tendencia resort-core proponer un estilo de vida donde confort, artesanía y lujo emocional se integran en lo cotidiano. ¿Y si la vida pudiera vivirse como unas vacaciones permanentes? Lo que antes entendíamos como un paréntesis a mitad del año empieza a convertirse en un estilo de vida permanente. El...
Elon Musk Says “Cancel Netflix” — Here’s Why It Matters
Elon Musk just told millions of his followers that he canceled his Netflix account. He’s also asking others to do the same. Why? He believes Netflix is pushing a “woke agenda” in kids’ shows. (Guardian) But this is not just about one man turning off his TV. It’s about power, influence, and how streaming choices are now part of culture...
Samsung Project Moohan: What We Know, Why It Matters, and What Comes Next
Samsung is working on a new mixed reality headset called Project Moohan. It’s not just another gadget. This headset could change how people use technology every day. Here’s a simple look at what it is, how it works, and why it matters. What Is Project Moohan? Project Moohan is a headset you wear on your head, like goggles. It can...
Snapchat Is Charging to Keep Your Memories — Here’s Why
Snapchat is changing how it works. Until now, you could save endless photos and videos in Memories for free. But soon, anyone who stores more than 5 GB (that’s about a few thousand photos) will have to pay to keep them safe. This change has made a lot of people ask: why is Snapchat doing this, and what does it...
Why Norovirus Keeps Spreading on Cruise Ships — And How to Stay Safe
Cruise ships are like floating hotels. They offer pools, theaters, and buffets — but they also face one big problem: norovirus, the “stomach bug.” In 2025, more ships are seeing outbreaks. Passengers get sick with stomach pain, vomiting, and diarrhea. It usually passes in a few days, but spreads fast enough to ruin entire trips. So why does this keep...
Vivo OriginOS 6: A Big Change You Should Know About
Vivo is about to make a big switch. On October 15, the company will stop using FunTouch OS on its phones and move everything to a new system called OriginOS 6, built on Android 16. This change isn’t just about new colors or icons. It’s about giving all Vivo phones the same look and feel worldwide. What’s New in OriginOS...
Solid-State Batteries: How Close Are We, Really?
People say solid-state batteries are the “future of energy.” They could make electric cars drive farther, phones last longer, and charging super quick. But here’s the real question: are we actually close to using them, or are they still just an idea What Makes Them Different Today’s batteries (like the ones in phones and EVs) use a liquid to move...
Why Cruise Ships Keep Losing the Battle to Contain Norovirus
Late September 2025. The Serenade of the Seas left San Diego for what should have been a calm Pacific voyage. Instead, by the time it docked in Miami, nearly 100 passengers and crew were reporting stomach illness, according to the CDC Vessel Sanitation Program. One passenger described it bluntly: “It started with a couple of people looking pale at dinner,...
Google Pixel tackles ‘vanilla’ smartphones in new spot
As it continues to wage war against the rest of the smartphone market, Google has released another spot that positions the competition as boring and unimaginative, and the Pixel as a clever, category-leading device. The spot, developed by Google Creative Lab and directed by creative duo Matias & Mathias, depicts other smartphones out there as vanilla ice cream – often...
Why going viral is no longer fun
In our fevered political climate, unexpected culture wars, fuelled by bots, can break out at any moment, even over something as seemingly benign as a logo redesign. What impact is this having on creatives and designers, asks Ben Kay...