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Why iPhone 17 prices increased and iPhone 18 Pro, Pro Max are even more expensive this year

iPhone 17 price increase: Apple has raised prices for several iPhone models in India. This price increase affects both current and older iPhone generations. The company cited rising costs for memory and other essential components. These component shortages are driven by increased demand from data centers. This situation impacts various…

The Economic Times

Péter Nádas obituary

Hungarian author who explored memory and history in his fiction and was nominated for a Nobel prize

The Guardian - UK

Monastery makeover: Nuns leave lasting legacy of service in Watertown, South Dakota

The Benedictine Sisters of Mother of God Monastery are transforming 500 acres of hilly prairie land in South Dakota where they reside into a multi-faceted community project

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Apple Stock Awaits The Biggest iPhone Launch In Years. Now John Ternus Has To Deliver.

Wall Street expects the device to cost more than $2,000. Rising memory costs are putting additional attention on pricing across the new iPhone lineup.

International Business Times

Huawei and Xiaomi Take on Apple Before Its Foldable iPhone Launch. What This Means for AAPL Stock.

Huawei and Xiaomi launch new foldables days before Apple's rumored foldable iPhone reveal, as analysts weigh the impact on AAPL stock price.

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Scientists could soon be able to erase memories — but should they?

Brain stimulation experiments are opening a new frontier in neuroscience, reports Luciana Bellini

Evening Standard

Company was throwing away an old server, employee took it home and found nearly 2TB of RAM worth Rs 1 lakh sitting in his garage

A Reddit user has discovered a huge stash of server-grade DDR4 RAM in their garage, including around 30 Samsung 64GB DDR4-2666 ECC registered DIMMs. If all the sticks are 64GB modules, the collection could contain up to 1.92TB of memory and may be worth thousands of dollars. However, these server-focused…

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Apple unveils $2,000 iPhone Duo, its first foldable smartphone

Apple’s new CEO, John Ternus, unveiled the biggest iPhone update in years.

Fortune

Quote of the Day by Fyodor Tyutchev: ‘Like first love, the heart of Russia will…’ - Russian poet’s inspiring words on unforgettable legacies and emotional connection

Some individuals create unforgettable impressions on culture and society. Fyodor Tyutchev’s words liken national memory to the feeling of first love. This idea underscores the significant experiences that form our collective identity. In a world captivated by trends, it's the enduring contributions rooted in emotional sincerity that truly resonate and…

The Economic Times

4 Days, 4 Attempts: The Hanuman Idol That Wouldn’t Move

Four attempts. Heavy machinery. A crane. Yet the ancient Hanuman idol near Sati Gate in Ujjain reportedly did not move from its place. The administration had been trying to shift the idol safely because the old temple was coming in the way of road widening work. But after repeated attempts,…

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Trump honours 9/11 heroes, awards Medal of Freedom to ‘Man in the Red Bandana’

President Trump honored 9/11 victims and heroes at a ceremony featuring a World Trade Center steel beam. He posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Welles Crowther, the "Man in the Red Bandana." The US Coast Guard will commission a new cutter in memory of firefighter Jeffrey Palazzo. Nearly…

The Economic Times

10 of our favourite Dusk homeware pieces that have stood the test of time

From bedding to dining chairs, these are the standout buys from Dusk

The Independent UK

Structured Coaching Improved Cognition 55 Percent More Than General Advice in a Latin American Dementia Trial

A Lancet trial of 1,065 older adults across 11 Latin American countries found that structured lifestyle coaching improved cognition by 55%.

Medical Daily

Psychology says people who can never stop taking photos may be chasing more than the perfect picture

People naturally make choices about how they want to be perceived by others. Photographs offer a particularly powerful way to shape that impression because individuals can select the angle, expression, lighting and exact moment before sharing the image with anyone else.

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What we forget when we remember 9/11

Scholars of collective memory have long argued that that societies do not remember the past simply by preserving it

The Economic Times

AI's left hand begins to take away jobs before its right hand can

In response to soaring chip prices, Samsung India is downsizing its electronics division. The burgeoning demand for specialized chips fueled by AI advancements is driving up costs for standard memory. As organizations focus their finances on AI infrastructure, resources for payroll are strained, potentially resulting in job reductions despite the…

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Is Your Mind Following a Pattern Known in the Vedas?

Your brain does not contain a literal copy of the Vedas. There is no scientific evidence showing that Sanskrit verses or Vedic texts are physically encoded inside the human brain. But that is not what makes the comparison interesting. The fascinating question is whether some ideas about the human mind…

The Times of India

Mozart's melodies were less predictable, teen finds

Eighteen-year-old Linus Chen-Plotkin from Philadelphia has created a groundbreaking study on the genius of Mozart. Using statistical tests to evaluate melody predictability, he found that Mozart's music demonstrated significantly lower predictability than that of his contemporaries. This unique characteristic allowed him to both adhere to classical standards and surprise his…

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The 8 Medical Screening Tests Indians Should Get at 30 for Better Preventive Health

Fasting Blood Sugar and HbA1cIndia has over 101 million people living with diabetes, according to the Indian Council of Medical Research's ICMR-INDIAB study published in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology. The majority were undiagnosed for years before their first test. A fasting blood sugar test tells you where you stand…

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If You Know These ’70s and ’80s Songs, Acing This 50-50 Quiz Might Be Easy

Have you ever been absolutely convinced you know a song by heart… only to realize you’ve been singing the wrong lyrics for years? 🎶😅If you think your music memory is better than your singing skills, it’s time to put it to the test! In this quiz, you’ll get a lyric…

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Beyond Passive Reading: How AI and Cognitive Science Are Redefining Digital Learning Systems

For decades, traditional education and professional training have relied heavily on passive study techniques, such as re-reading notes, highlighting textbooks, and cramming before examinations. Modern cognitive science, however, consistently demonstrates that these methods yield low long-term information retention. Today, the convergence of artificial intelligence and established memory models is giving…

Euronews

The young brain’s hidden weakness: When plasticity goes wrong

The very capacity that makes younger brains adaptable may also make them more likely to rewire an injury into a persistent pathological network, a new study found.

The Economic Times

Age reversing seafood found? Scientists discover sea squirts that can help you get younger

Age reversing seafood: Scientists have found that plasmalogens, compounds naturally present in sea squirts and other seafood, may help reverse some signs of ageing in the brain. In experiments on aged mice, the compounds improved memory, increased healthy synaptic connections and reduced brain inflammation. Researchers say the findings could open…

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Damian Lewis impressed Pressure director with his 'photographic memory'

Damian Lewis impressed his Pressure director Anthony Maras with his "photographic memory" after memorising a long and complicated speech just minutes before they were due to film the scene.

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Why Hartalika Teej Is So Special in UP and Bihar

Teej is celebrated in different ways across India, but the traditions followed in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar have a charm of their own. In many parts of these states, women observe Hartalika Teej rather than Hariyali Teej. The day is marked by devotion to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, along…

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