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Android’s autofill password feature is here to stayThe CyberGuy helps you get a handle on this feature.

Before or after strength training: When should you add cardio into your fitness routine? The debate over whether to do cardio before or after weightlifting has always been on the minds of fitness enthusiasts. Recently, researchers conducted experiments on two sets of people to better understand the effects. And they have an answerStrength training involved actual weights, with participants performing exercises such as the bench press, deadlift, bicep curl and squat. Pixabay

First electric passenger plane lands at JFK in milestone flightThe trip covered about 70 nautical miles in just over half an hour.

Pee power: How scientists have used urine to make dental implantsA team of scientists at the University of California, Irvine, have figured out a way to turn human urine into a key material used in dental and bone implants. The discovery will not only help turn this everyday waste into a valuable medical resource, but also help clean wastewater and mitigate environmental pollutionCalled “osteoyeast,” this specially designed system can convert urine into hydroxyapatite (HAp)—the same mineral that gives our bones and teeth their strength and structure. Image for Representation. Pixabay

Trump’s Truth Social crashed moments after he announced strikes on Iranian nuclear strikesTrump’s social media platform Truth Social faced disruption across US soon after he posted about strikes on Iranian nuclear sitesFile photo

In today’s digital landscape, the importance of website traffic cannot be overstated. Businesses strive to attract visitors to their sites, as higher traffic often leads to increased sales and brand visibility. One innovative solution that has gained traction is BOT website traffic services. These services provide a unique way to enhance your online presence and boost engagement.

Grandfather’s simple changes reversed pre-diabetes diagnosis that left him ‘petrified’Changing what and how he eats brought dance teacher's blood sugar to a healthy rangeWill McKechnie (right), a 66-year-old grandfather who exercised daily, was stunned to learn he was pre-diabetic. (William Mckechnie / SWNS)
McKechnie, determined to turn things around, made some major changes, such as cutting out nightly chocolate and chips and eating whole, nutritious foods instead. (iStock)
McKechnie (pictured above doing a plank) shed nearly 27 pounds, bringing him down to 142 pounds and a size small shirt. (William Mckechnie / SWNS)
“Even if you have to pay for it, it’s worth getting your blood sugar checked routinely,” said McKechnie. (iStock)

IPhone users instructed to take immediate action to avoid data breach: ‘Urgent threat’Kurt 'The CyberGuy' Knutsson discusses Elon Musk's possible priorities as he exits his role with the White House and explains the urgent warning for iPhone users to update devices after a 'massive security gap.'

IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER:
– Amazon CEO says AI will reduce his company's workforce
– OpenAI CEO claims Meta offering $100 million to poach employees
– America’s power grid faces unprecedented challenge as AI and crypto drive demand skyward
TECH TAKEOVER: Amazon CEO Andy Jassy says artificial intelligence will “change the way” work is done and expects the company’s total corporate workforce to be reduced as a result.
'GIANT OFFERS':Meta has allegedly tried to recruit employees from competitor OpenAI by offering bonuses as high as $100 million, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman claimed on a podcast that aired Tuesday.
ENERGY OUTLOOK: The rise of artificial intelligence and the increasing popularity of cryptocurrency will continue to push electricity consumption to record highs in 2025 and 2026.
POWER DRAIN CRISIS: Every time you ask ChatGPT a question, to generate an image or let artificial intelligence summarize your email, something big is happening behind the scenes. Not on your..

Fighting a genetic enemy: How sickle cell disease quietly impacts childhood in IndiaSickle cell disease affects thousands of Indian children, yet its most dangerous complications often go unnoticed. Experts tell Firstpost that what begins as a blood disorder can escalate into serious, chronic health problems if not diagnosed and managed early.