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Facebook recently published findings on the impact of Instagram on teens’ and even adults’ mental health. The data shared in slide decks shows that the app has far-reaching consequences on self-worth, levels of stress and sleep. As The Wall Street Journal pointed out, the social network’s PR department has been trying to reframe the findings by putting a more positive spin into the commentary section of the published slide decks, but when looking at the data alone one thing becomes clear: there’s no downpla
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iQOO has officially teased the iQOO 15 Ultra, its next gaming-focused smartphone, offering a first look at the device’s design and colour options while also confirming its launch timeline in China. In a Weibo post, the brand confirmed that the iQOO 15 Ultra will make its debut in China in early February. The vivo sub-brand also revealed the handset’s design in two colour options. The rear of the phone closely... Read more ›
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Jeff Bezos' space venture, Blue Origin, has unveiled a satellite network aimed at challenging Elon Musk's SpaceX dominance in orbit. Read more ›
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