Delete duplicate or useless files on Android and iPhone: here’s how to remove them to free up space
Being able to delete duplicate or useless files on Android and iPhone means, in practice, recovering precious space (especially if ...
Smart TVs can become slow due to software: to make them faster you can clear the cache
Image generated with AI for illustrative purposes only. After a few years of use, it can happen that a smart ...
Where is Artemis II located, how to follow astronauts traveling to the Moon with NASA’s tracker
Are you curious to know where exactly the four Artemis II astronauts (Reid Wiseman, Christina Koch, Victor Glover and Jeremy ...
Booking reservation intercepted to steal money with false messages: how to defend yourself from the new scam
We book a property online through Booking and, within a short time, we receive a message on WhatsApp that the ...
800,000 human neurons grown in the laboratory on microchips and trained to play the video game DOOM
Generated with AI In Australia there is a laboratory that is building computers controlled by networks of neurons in a ...
Bluetooth headphones are not dangerous for the brain: the real risk is listening to music at high volume
We use them to listen to music, listen to podcasts, make calls and participate in online meetings. We are talking, ...
Why Sony’s PS5 will cost €50 more from April 2: geopolitical instability and component price increases
Image generated with AI for illustrative purposes only. From April 2, PlayStation 5 prices will increase compared to launch, going ...
The Amazon refund with the $51 check is a scam: why it seems real and how to defend yourself
Image generated with AI for illustrative purposes only. A fake check for 51 dollars arriving at home, accompanied by a ...
Which AI to use to do what: the comparison of the best LLMs of the moment
Today we hear more and more often about LLM (Large Language Models), or large language models. These are the artificial ...
This clock made in China is one of the most precise in the world: it “loses” 1 second every 30 billion years
The strontium atomic clock made in China. Credit: USTC Imagine a clock so precise that if you started it today ...
