World Darts Champion Luke Humphreys advocates for mental health during the Liverpool Premier League Darts Championship, taking place at the M&S Bank Arena on Thursday 25 April. Humphries tops the rankings and with recent victories in cities such as Brighton, Nottingham and Dublin, he is one of the most prominent…
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The rise and fall of billion-dollar Uber in a new series on Streamz
“Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber” is the first of a new three-part anthology, each season of which will be based on a story that shook the business world to its foundations. The first part is inspired by the best-selling book of the same name by American writer Mike Isaac,…
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Greenhouse gases in balance? De Sedge as a storage place
In the De Zegge Nature Reserve in Geel, Antwerp Zoo conducts research on greenhouse gas emissions such as carbon dioxide and methane. “De Zegge is a place where a lot of living peat can still be found in the soil. The peat area is an ideal place to store carbon…
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The latest beta version of Photoshop adds AI-generated images via text input
With the latest beta version of Photoshop, Adobe wants to get rid of the blank slate that everyone starts with. By entering text, you can now create a preliminary image to build on. A year after launching generative AI in Photoshop, Adobe is expanding its AI tools in the latest…
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Cute dog bites woman's face and eats it: 'It ruined my life'
45-year-old Kelly from Swansea (Wales) was bitten by a friend's dog. I cut off a piece of her face and then ate it. The attack came as a surprise because the dog was a mild-mannered dachshund. “The dog was very gentle and showed no signs of being an aggressive dog…
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Are artificial twin embryos 'the Netherlands' next embryo model'?
Artificial twin embryos have been developed from skin cells by a research team in Maastricht. They want to investigate the development of identical twins with a shared placenta, which increases the risk of pregnancy complications. There is currently no legislation for research with these explosives. Merlin Institute The study conducted…
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Apple will hold a new event on May 7 focusing on the iPad
New iPad models with OLED display? Other surprises? The Apple Pencil is already an invitation staple. After the first event in 2024 with the launch of Vision Pro, the time will come again on May 7 with the launch of new products. The centerpiece of the invitation is the Apple…
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Indian Prime Minister Modi accused of hate speech after statements in which he described Muslims as “invaders”
In a country of 1.4 billion people, about 80% consider themselves Hindu. About 14% of them are Muslim, but this is still a group of more than 200 million people. This makes India the third largest Muslim community in the world. India has long been known as a country where…
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The more diverse nature is, the better for your mental health
“The richer the biodiversity, the longer the beneficial effect for people lasts,” the study published in the journal Nature concluded. Walking or exercising in an environment with many different plants, trees and views is good for the mind up to eight hours longer than a trip to less diverse nature.…
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Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses now work with Apple Music
Spring is here again, so you might be ready for new sunglasses. Have you ever thought about the Ray-Ban smart sunglasses released in collaboration with Meta? If you're someone who always wants to post everything on Instagram or Facebook, Meta's Ray-Ban smart sunglasses might be for you. And if you're…
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