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📌A Hidden Wikipedia Feature Perfect for Curious Travelers The Wikipedia mobile app has a Nearby tab that surfaces articles about landmarks and locations near you. Handy for those "I wonder what that building is" moments while exploring a new city. Worth remembering next time curiosity strikes. Did you know about this? ❤️ — Yes, of course! 🔥 — News to me, saving this

🎮de_dust_2 Rebuilt in WoW A World of Warcraft player has rebuilt Counter Strike's iconic Dust 2 map inside WoW using its new housing system. The build got the attention of the official WoW X account. It replied to the post with a joke video of an Orc first-person bunny-hopping with a knife out, asking, "B site when?"

🚮Nearly Half of Gen Z Workers Are Sabotaging Company AI Rollouts A new survey of 2,400 knowledge workers across the U.S., UK, and Europe found that 29% of employees have actively undermined their company's AI strategy—rising to 44% among Gen Z. Of those, nearly a third said fear of losing their job was the main reason.

Ⓜ️Meta Rolls Out New Muse Spark AI Model Meta has started rolling out a new AI model, Spark, from the Muse family within their AI assistant, alongside a fresh design. There are currently no official details or benchmarks available. It also remains unclear whether Muse Spark is the highly anticipated "Avocado" model from Zuckerberg's superintelligence team. Whether Meta can redeem itself after the failure of Llama 4 will become clear very soon.

🥺 Rats Try to Drive a Car A couple from Facebook tries to teach their rats, Spark and Phoebe, to drive a small car. They have been teaching rats for about a year, and there is noticeable progress. Today, there are about 37k subscribers in their Facebook group.

📱 Foxconn Begins Trial Production of Apple's foldable iPhone Apple is one step closer to releasing its first foldable iPhone. Foxconn has commenced trial production of the device, according to industry supply chain reports cited by ITHome, with shipments planned for the second half of 2026. The foldable iPhone, widely referred to as the "iPhone Fold," is expected to feature a book-style design with a 7.8-inch inner display and a 5.5-inch outer screen, resembling Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold line.

💰Nvidia Is Losing Ground in China to Local Chipmakers In 2025, Chinese data centers purchased approximately 4 million AI chips, including 2.2 million from Nvidia and 1.65 million from domestic companies. Nvidia still dominates the global GPU market, but it's starting to lose one of its most important markets: China. Over the past five years, its share there has dropped from 95% to 55%. ✖️ The shift began in 2022, when the U.S. government restricted Nvidia from selling to China its most advanced chips, including the A100, H100, and H200. In response, the Chinese government launched incentives for building AI data centers, requiring companies to use locally made chips to qualify for state support. 💻 The biggest beneficiary so far has been Huawei, which shipped 812,000 chips last year, capturing about 20% of the market. Other Chinese players developing data center processors include T-Head (Alibaba), Kunlunxin (Baidu), and Cambricon. Could Huawei challenge Nvidia on the global stage? ❤️ — Yes, it's possible 🔥 — Unlikely

🌎 Earth Photo from Artemis II The Artemis II crew captured beautiful, high-resolution images of our home planet during their journey to the Moon. "You guys look great," put the member of the crew Christina H Koch.

👩🏻‍🦳 Home System Lets Users Create Their Own Hair Dye Beauty-tech company Zuvi introduced ColorBox, an at-home hair coloring system that can produce a custom dye in any color you choose. Just like a printer, ColorBox uses three cartridges—yellow, blue, and red—along with a conditioner-based diluting cream. Through a mobile app, you can pick from a library of 1,000+ preset shades or mix your own color from scratch. Once you've made your choice, ColorBox dispenses the exact amount of each component, and you blend it into a cream-textured base. ColorBox is priced at $179, with shipping starting June 1st.

🚀Artemis II, the First Crewed Lunar Mission in 50 Years, Has Launched At 6:35 p.m. Eastern time, NASA's SLS rocket carrying the Orion spacecraft lifted off from Launch Complex 39B at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The four-person crew—Reid Wiseman, Jeremy Hansen, Christina Koch, and Victor Glover—will fly around the Moon and return to Earth on a 10-day mission. NASA plans to land astronauts on the Moon in 2028 during Artemis IV.

📺 Honor Announces a Phone That Unfolds Into a TV The new foldable Honor Magic VVVVVVVVV looks like a perfectly ordinary chunky smartphone at first glance—but users can unfold it into a full-size TV. Unfortunately, it's just an April Fools' joke from the Chinese company.

😳 Paul McCartney Banned From Reddit After Promoting Himself in Paul McCartney Subreddit Sir Paul McCartney was banned from Reddit after sharing pictures of a concert in the r/PaulMcCartney subreddit. Over the weekend, Paul McCartney’s Reddit account attempted to share pictures from a show at Fonda Theatre to the site via a Dropbox link. Shortly afterwards the account was banned. Still, Reddit claims that there was just an error. "There was a technical bug that made the account look banned, but no one would ban one of The Beatles," Reddit said.