On September 21, some of us will bear witness — but all of us will feel the pull of a partial solar eclipse in Virgo. And we humans are not the only beating hearts affected by this cosmic event, as ...

Authorities around the world can use your cell phone to track your location and potentially access other sensitive private information about you. One possible protection from this data collection is a ...

Dogs, like Geminis, get high on novelty and a walk through uncharted territory. On September 21, some of us will bear witness — but all of us will feel the pull of a partial solar eclipse in Virgo.

Microsoft has introduced Edge Game Assist, a seamless, full-featured in-game browser that will soon be available to all. If you want to use Microsoft Edge Game Assist while playing games in Windows 11 ...

OpenAI researchers released a report on ChatGPT use on Monday, the largest study to date. The study found that the majority of ChatGPT users are now women, despite being 80% men at time of launch in ...

In iOS 26, Live Translation enables hands-free communication by allowing users who don't share the same language to speak naturally while wearing AirPods. For conversations with non-AirPods users, the ...

The Southern Hemisphere is gearing up for the last solar eclipse of 2025 on September 21, where the Moon will partially obscure the Sun. Skywatchers in Australia, New Zealand, and Antarctica will have ...

What does a solar eclipse mean spiritually? In many cultures, solar eclipses represent an energetic portal that disrupts the natural routine of the Sun and Moon. They symbolize the closing of one ...

The total duration will be about 4 hours and 24 minutes from first contact to last. Where will it be visible? The event will be visible mainly from the Southern Hemisphere, including New Zealand, ...

The much-anticipated September 21 partial solar eclipse ('Surya Grahan') is only hours away, drawing excitement from sky watchers across the globe. Marking the final solar eclipse of 2025, this ...

Eclipse season is almost over — for this year, at least. The second eclipse of September arrives on Sunday, Sept. 21. Only visible in New Zealand and a sliver of Australia, as well as Antarctica, ...