Using environmental DNA analysis and traditional fishing techniques, researchers are seeking answers about the current population of axolotls in their natural habitat. The numbers are alarming.

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Using environmental DNA analysis and traditional fishing techniques, researchers are seeking answers about the current population of axolotls in their natural habitat. The numbers are alarming.

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Using environmental DNA analysis and traditional fishing techniques, researchers are seeking answers about the current population of axolotls in their natural habitat. The numbers are alarming.

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Samsung is obviously already working on the Galaxy Watch8, the successor to the Watch7 which launched last July. The Watch8 should become official in July alongside the Galaxy Z Fold7 and Galaxy Z Flip7, if history repeats itself. The Galaxy Watch8 has now been spotted in both a Korean certification database and in the TUV database – specifically, its battery has. This reveals the fact that the watch will have a 435 mAh battery in its 44mm size. That’s 10 mAh more than what the Galaxy Watch7 can boast. So it’s not a big improvement, but it is one nevertheless. The Galaxy Watch8…

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Apple’s latest iOS 18.4 software update appears to be causing long-deleted apps to reappear on some users’ iPhones, based on corroborating reports on forums and social media.

Several Reddit threads (1,2,3,4) and posts on Apple’s Community Support pages over the last 24 hours are filled with reports from users who, after having updated to iOS 18.4, immediately discovered third-party apps and/or games installed on their device that were not there before.

Going on the reports, the iOS 18.4 update has manifested a bug that is causing apps to reappear – since in most cases it appears that the apps had been deleted by the users months or even years ago and long forgotten. Apple released iOS 18.4 on Monday.

The behavior doesn’t seem to be related to Apple’s Automatic Downloads option either. The setting enables automatic downloads of apps purchased on other Apple devices. However, many affected users say they do not own another Apple device.

Likewise, the bug is impacting users with devices that have never been jailbroken and have never used an alternative marketplace outside of the App Store.

It’s not clear how prevalent the glitch is, but not everyone is affected, suggesting it could be related to location or device model. As it stands, the current solution for affected users is just to re-delete the reappearing app while we await further details around the issue.

(Thanks, Tanner!)
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La Station spatiale internationale accueille un nouvel assistant un peu spécial. Ce robot flottant suit les astronautes et filme leurs activités en autonomie. Et avec ses yeux lumineux, il pourrait sortir tout droit d’un film de science-fiction. Dans l’espace, chaque…

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Samsung is the biggest brand in the foldable smartphone market. The company started with a book-style foldable phone, then expanded to a clamshell foldable phone, and recently, the tech giant hinted that it may launch a tri-fold dual-hinge phone. Well, as it turns out, Samsung is also exploring the idea of a quad-fold triple-hinge device. […]

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