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    A woman with short blond hair wearing a light gray hoodie stands outside in front of sliding glass doors. In this Pluribus Episode 6 scene, several people—including Carol—are visible in shadowy detail behind the doors, slightly blurred.

    Pluribus Episode 6 Deepens Its Central Mystery After Carol’s Discovery

    The discovery fits the show’s quiet style. Carol opens the space, sees the remains and takes in what she’s looking at with careful attention. The moment is simple but unsettling,…

    Cover of Apple Magazine, Special Edition, issue #739 dated Dec 26, 2025. Large number "25" with colorful light streaks in the background. Text: "The year that shaped the foundations of the AI revolution.
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    Three iPhones are displayed: the left shows the back with a white MagSafe battery, the center shows the front home screen, and the right displays a blue MagSafe charger—highlighting why iPhone 17 outsells iPhone 16 in innovative accessories.

    Apple Devices and Power Grid Issues: 7 Critical Hidden Risks Users Should Know

    A futuristic, glossy humanoid figure with a smooth, helmet-like face and a glowing blue outline evokes the advanced design of Elon Musk robots, set against a dark background with visor reflections hinting at a digital or sci-fi theme.

    Elon Musk Points to a Future Where Robots Handle Most Daily Tasks

    iPhone running iOS 26 beta 2 showing updated Control Center with refined UI and Apple Intelligence features.

    Hidden iOS Accessibility Features Many Users Overlook

    Three young adults sit closely together, smiling as they engage with AI in higher education on a laptop, appearing deeply involved in a collaborative activity within a bright, casual indoor setting.

    University of Toronto Instructors Adjust Teaching as Student Use of AI

    Various musical instruments, including guitars, drums, and trumpets, appear suspended mid-air beneath a glass platform against a dark background, resembling an apple durability testing setup for musical equipment.

    Apple’s Durability Testing Labs Show How Devices Are Engineered for Long-Term Use

    visionOS 3.0 and 2.4 interface displayed on Apple Vision Pro

    Vision Pro Hidden Features and Workflows Many Users Haven’t Discovered

    Black and white logo featuring a pixelated arrow pointing upwards to the right, with the word "MINECRAFT" in bold capital letters beneath it. The design is simple with a retro, blocky aesthetic.

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