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The iPhone's Most Popular Feature Is Coming to Android: The Models Have Been Announced

One of the most cherished features of Apple devices (iPhone, Mac, iPad) is undoubtedly AirDrop. This feature allows for wireless, fast, and high-quality file transfers between devices. This quality-preserving transfer is particularly loved by iPhone users. It has been reported that the AirDrop feature will soon be available on some Android phones as well.So, which Android models will get AirDrop?Source

End of an Era: Honda Announces Historic Net Loss and Shelves 2040 All-Electric Goal

Honda, one of Japan's most established manufacturers, is facing a historic crisis due to bottlenecks experienced in its electric vehicle (EV) strategy. The giant corporation, which went public in the 1950s and has managed to maintain its profitability graph ever since, has reported an annual loss for the first time in its history.

It Can Perform 1.8 Quintillion Operations Per Second! The World’s Fastest

It's mind-boggling to even consider the number of operations a computer can perform in a single second. While the phones and computers we use in our everyday lives may seem powerful, they pale in comparison to supercomputers. According to the latest TOP500 list, the fastest supercomputer in the world is now El Capitan. Operated at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in the United States, this system reaches a staggering level of 1.8 quintillion operations per second.

Controversial Dare Market Platform Sparks Debate Over Paid Social Media Challenges

A new platform, designed for those seeking to earn money online, has recently made headlines in the UK. Dubbed 'Dare Market,' this platform allows individuals to commission peculiar tasks from each other, with those accepting the challenges recording their exploits on video and earning money in return. The owner of the platform hails it as the most entertaining platform on the internet, while some critics label it as exploitation. There are even those who draw parallels between this and the likes of Squid Game or gladiatorial battles in ancient Rome.

Final 48 Hours for Overseas Phone Users: Unregistered Devices to Be Shut Down

We are approaching a critical threshold for owners of phones brought from abroad that have not yet been registered. As a result of inspections conducted by the Information and Communication Technologies Authority (ICTA), the legal period of 120 days granted for devices that are emitting signals on the Turkish network but do not have an IMEI registration is about to expire. In 2 days, these devices, referred to as 'illegal', will be completely cut off from network access if they are not registered.

New Viral Extension Offers Solution to Excessive Social Media Screen Time

One of the most debated habits of our time is doomscrolling, or in other words, endlessly scrolling and losing oneself in social media... This habit not only distracts us from our daily tasks, but it can also diminish our attention span. However, one X user has come up with a charming solution to this issue, which has gone viral worldwide.

NASA's New Interactive Tool Lets You Write Your Name Using Satellite Photos

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in the United States continues to astonish us with its captivating space photographs. However, this time around, it's not just about being an observer, but also participating in the process. As part of the Earth Day celebrations, NASA has made a special tool accessible, allowing individuals to inscribe their names using satellite images from all around the globe.

Why Can’t Light Pass Through Walls When a WiFi Signal Can?

In our everyday life, we observe that WiFi signals can penetrate walls to provide us with internet connectivity, yet light cannot pass through the same barrier. This phenomenon is rooted in the fundamental physics of wave lengths in the electromagnetic spectrum and material interactions.Allow me to explain.

Automotive Giant Ford Recalls 140,000 Vehicles in the US Due to Critical Fire Risk

Automotive giant Ford has initiated an extensive recall operation in the United States for its popular pickup model, the Ranger. This decision, which affects approximately 140,000 vehicles, was taken in response to the identification of a serious security flaw in the vehicles. It has been indicated that there is a risk of fire in the vehicles, and dealers will be conducting inspections on the vehicle cables.

Google's New Open-Source AI: What Is Gemma 4, and Why Is It Important?

Something happened in the tech world last week. Quietly, without a big launch event. Google unveiled Gemma 4—and to be honest, I was a bit taken aback when I saw the numbers. A model with 31 billion parameters is outperforming DeepSeek, which has 671 billion parameters, on the Arena AI rankings. You didn’t misread that. How is this possible? Let me try to explain.

End of an Era for 25 Million Subscribers as Telecom Giant Exits European Market

There's a palpable excitement surrounding a monumental deal in the French telecommunications sector. Reportedly, SFR, a titan in the industry, is up for grabs with an unprecedented asking price of roughly 20.35 billion euros. Should the transaction involving SFR, which boasts a customer base exceeding 25 million, come to fruition, it would result in a contraction of the number of operators in France from four to a mere three.

Where Is 95 Percent of the Universe? The Ultimate Dark Mystery

Stars, planets, and everything we know make up a mere 5% of the universe. The remaining 95%, unseen yet shaping the destiny of the cosmos, belongs to the greatest scientific mystery: dark matter and dark energy.Let's delve together into this enigma of the universe.

Calculated: Are There More Grains of Sand on Earth or Stars in the Observable Universe?

Carl Sagan's metaphor, 'there are more stars in the universe than there are grains of sand on Earth,' is among the most famous in the scientific world. But does this poetic statement truly stand on scientific data? Research from the University of Hawaii, coupled with recent discoveries from the James Webb Space Telescope, provides startling answers to this question.

Earth’s Twin No More: The Terrifying Secrets Behind the Hellish Evolution of Venus

Venus, being almost the same size as Earth, holds the title of the hottest planet in the solar system with a scorching surface temperature of 464°C and an atmospheric pressure of 92. These extreme conditions are the result of what scientists refer to as the 'runaway greenhouse effect'. So, how did this twin planet with the same composition end up with such a vastly different fate?

Study Reveals How Childhood Poverty Shapes Risk-Taking Behavior in Later Stages of Life

According to a scientific study, individuals who experienced a lower socioeconomic status during their childhood tend to avoid taking risks in adulthood. They focus on immediate rewards rather than future ones, and are more inclined towards cooperation and helping others. However, these behaviors are not a weakness or a result of trauma, but rather a survival strategy.

Electric Car Giant Unveils ‘Bargain-Priced’ New Model: Chery QQ3 Now on Sale

Electric car models have been gaining considerable popularity in recent years. The number of brands exclusively producing electric and hybrid models is on the rise day by day. Among the most beloved and popular brands worldwide is Chery.Chery, the Chinese automotive giant, has officially introduced its new compact city car, the QQ3 EV. The QQ3 stands out not only for its features but also for its affordable price.

AI Has Taken the Reins: AI Has Begun Hiring People for ‘Physical’ Jobs!

If you're harboring suspicions that artificial intelligence might take your job, your concerns are not unfounded. Indeed, artificial intelligence has transcended this fear and assumed the role of boss. It has been revealed that on a newly designed website, AI bots are hiring humans to perform physical tasks that they themselves cannot carry out.

Catching Pikachu While Training Robots: Pokemon GO's Role in AI Development Revealed

There was a time when people would walk great distances on a map to catch Pokemon, scouring the streets day and night, even in uninhabited areas, all for a game called Pokemon Go. The reality behind this phenomenon has once again come to light. According to a recent announcement by Niantic, since 2016, over 30 billion real-world images have been collected through Pokemon Go and other AR games.

Global Web Traffic Report 2026: Google Dominates and ChatGPT Enters the Top Five

According to the most recent traffic analysis report by Semrush, the world's most popular websites as of January 2026 have been determined. Based on data regarding monthly visits, Google has maintained its leadership. However, it was noteworthy that websites based on artificial intelligence have secured top positions. ChatGPT, in particular, has climbed its way up to the 5th place.

Apple Unveils New Emojis for iPhone Users

Apple has unveiled a brand-new set of emojis with the iOS 26.4 beta update. These emojis have been rolled out to developers in the beta versions of iOS 26.4, iPadOS 26.4, and macOS Tahoe 26.4. It is anticipated that this set will soon make the transition to the stable version.