In today’s news, Saudi Arabia delivers emergency support to Syria for wildfires, Danish study shows air pollutants correlated with elevated risk of certain brain tumor, US government invests in creating jobs for women workers in traditionally male-dominated fields, natural sites in Sierra Leone earn nation’s first-ever UNESCO World Heritage designation, farmer in Âu Lạc, also known as Vietnam, uses drone to rescue two children trapped in river, United States vegan burger restaurant in Texas opens outlet in Georgia, and Argentinian municipality opens free veterinary care center for dog- and cat-companions.
Get the most out of your technology by developing smart habits. Here’s a helpful tip to keep your phone’s battery in good shape. Charging your mobile the wrong way can shorten its battery life and even cause it to overheat or damage internal components. Common mistakes include charging before the battery is low, using your phone while it’s charging, especially for gaming or videos, and using non-original chargers. Charging overnight is another problem, as it keeps the battery at 100% for too long. To keep your phone’s battery healthy, try to keep it between 20% and 80%. Use Battery Saver mode when power is low, especially on Android devices. Keep your phone away from extreme heat or cold. If it has an OLED or AMOLED screen, enable Dark Mode to reduce power use. Finally, to avoid power surges, always plug the charger into the wall first, then into your phone.
A good mood will likely be all around after we join the company of the joke of the day. This one’s entitled “Selective Optimism.”
Tamara was listening to her friend, Jenna, complain about her boyfriend, so she tried steering Jenna toward the positive side of her relationship. But Jenna was having none of it.
“I was just trying to offer some perspective.”
“I have perspective, that’s what I was just sharing with you!”
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