Samsung Unpacked got unmasked while you unwrapped gifts in this week’s news
Android is global, so news about the world's biggest mobile OS doesn't come to a halt when a few regions go on holiday. Sure, things on the AOSP side slow down a bit when Google's engineers go on vacation, but
More evidence shows Samsung could finally adopt this ancient Android Nougat feature
While Samsung and Google-made flagships may have some similarities in the hardware department, the software update experience couldn't be more different. Google Pixel owners can experience what's known as seamless or A/B system updates, effectively letting you use the device
All raw milk from Fresno dairy farm will be cleared from store shelves; cows have bird flu
State health officials secured a voluntary recall of all remaining Raw Farm milk and cream products. The products are infected with live bird flu virus.
California sets initial State Water Project allocation at 5% following hot, dry stretch
California's Department of Water Resources set its initial water allocation for the State Water Project at 5% — a level that could change in the coming months depending on the weather.
Volunteer praised for saving man in cardiac arrest
Phil Fuller is hailed for "almost certainly saving the man's life" when he was due to end his shift.
Hopes for changes in surgical menopause care
Diane Danzebrink says some women were not told about the side-effects of having ovaries removed.
‘I was so stressed that I pulled out my eyelashes’
Isobel Perl says suffering from trichotillomania ended up being a turning point for her business.
Handedness and Dental Wear
Back in 1950, Dr. Nishijima of Osaka University claimed that dentists could tell whether a person was right or left handed just by looking at their teeth — due to differential wear patterns from brushing.His claim sounds logical enough
Tech worker movements grow as threats of RTO, AI loom
It feels like tech workers have caught very few breaks over the past several years, between ongoing mass layoffs, stagnating wages amid inflation, AI supposedly coming for jobs, and unpopular orders to return to office that, for many, threaten to
The physics of ugly Christmas sweaters
'Tis the season for many holiday traditions, including the Ugly Christmas Sweater—you know, those 1950s-style heavy knits featuring some kind of cartoonish seasonal decoration, like snowflakes, Santa Claus, or—in the case of Mark Darcy from Bridget Jones' Diary (2001)—Rudolph the
Afghan Taliban hit ‘several points’ in Pakistan in retaliation for attacks
The attacks come days after the Taliban pledged retaliation for Pakistani air strikes inside Afghanistan.
Israel detains director of key north Gaza hospital as WHO condemns raids
Israeli forces storm Kamal Adwan Hospital, putting the last remaining medical facility in northern Gaza out of service.
Russia battles ‘catastrophic’ birth rate decline
In Russia, size matters when it comes to family.Just look at the Asachyovs. Vera and her husband Timofey have eight children - from 18-year-old Sofiya to
Bodycam footage shows prison guards beating handcuffed inmate before his death
Bodycam footage showing prison officers fatally beating an inmate has been released by New York's attorney general.