The iPhone has a lot of important status icons (like the four dots next to the Wi-Fi symbol) that either give users notifications or tell them about features that are turned on. Most of the icons are straight forward, but a few might be unfamiliar, particularly if they pop up during travel or in an…
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Tesla’s Solar Roof panels were designed to look like regular shingles while delivering 98 percent of a normal solar panel’s efficiency. It did so by reflecting light to make the tiles appear like normal ones from street level despite being transparent when viewed from above. Unfortunately, the novel concept didn’t live up to expectations. In August 2026,…
Two of Korea’s largest AI-infrastructure bets landed in the same week. NAVER will raise $1 billion from NVIDIA to expand its AI factory business, and AI chipmaker Furiosa AI closed a $623 million Series D at a roughly $2.89 billion valuation — one of the largest funding rounds in Korean startup history. Mirae Asset also…
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Anthropic’s crawl-to-refer ratio has been reported as 70,900 to one, 38,000 to one, 23,951 to one, 11,122 to one, 10,300 to one, 4,580 to one, and 2,237 to one. Every one of those figures is attributed to Cloudflare. Every one was published inside about 13 months. Two of them claim the same month and differ…