


The trusty Notes app is a sanctuary app for many. Stripped from any distracting bright colors or animations, it is a safe haven for many iPhone users to keep track of their diet, write down their thoughts, manage interactable grocery lists and To-Do lists, and even manage a dedicated note for some passwords. This way or the other we'd like to keep this one for our eyes only. Here's how to do that:
Go to Settings > Notes > Password. Follow the instructions on the screen.

Make the Most of Your Music Streaming Services
In this post, we'll be focusing on two music streaming services: Apple Music and Spotify.
3 Leisure Apps You Should Know About
With the constant stream of apps being released, it’s hard to keep track of it all. This short list contains three apps you may have missed and are worth checking out.
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31 Nifty Tips to Make Your Phone Work Longer and Faster
Let's learn some handy tips that will make your smartphone last longer.
16 Smartphone Apps That Can Help You Deal with Anxiety
We're all suffering from stress to some degree. These handy apps will help you relax wherever you are!
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Incredible Hidden Features of Your iPhone You Must Use
Every iPhone user must take note of these hidden features that you probably didn't know before.
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These Tips Will Make Google Maps Even MORE Useful
This guide covers all of the essential features in the new version of Google Map so that you get the most out of this handy app.
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Kirobo: First Robot in Space!
It was one small step for robot and another giant leap for mankind...
Will We Ever Solve Our Universe's Most Complex Mysteries?
Here are 8 of the biggest unsolved mysteries from the world of physics.
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Future Tech: 19 Innovations About to Change Our World
These groundbreaking new technologies will change our world.
NVIDIA CEO Reveals Which Degree Is Worth Studying
Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or Physics? Nvidia's CEO has a surprising answer to which area should be studied nowdays.
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Full Documentary: From First to Last Dinosaur
With stunning visuals and cutting-edge science, we’ll bring their story to life—from their very first day to their last, a saga of survival, adaptation, and mystery.
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Why Do We Sometimes Hallucinate? Find Out Here!
In this informative TED-Ed video, Elizabeth Cox details the science of hallucinations.
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Boston Dynamics New Robot Can Move Almost Like a Human
Watch the latest in robotics in this video.
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The First 3D-Printed Hotel is Already Being Built!
s evidence of this, a groundbreaking project is nearing completion, in which a hotel is being printed, and tourists will soon be able to visit it. Curious to see what it looks like?
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Could These Signals Be A Sign of Extraterrestrial Life?
Scientists have recently picked up on a mysterious radio signal from space, and it could mean a lot - maybe even a sign from extraterrestrial life forms.
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Emotions Explained: The Science Behind How We Feel
Neuroscientist and psychologist Dr. Richard J. Davidson answers some fascinating questions about emotions you would never expect.
12 Steps That Help to Explain Einstein's Famous Theory
Have you ever wondered what Einstein's Theory of Relativity is all about? If you have, here is an easy-to-understand explanation!
10 Declassified U.S. Military Secrets That'll Astound You
Government military secrets can range from amusing to absurd to downright terrifying, but they are all extremely intriguing. Here are 10 such secrets.
Whoa! Who Knew the Human Body Was Capable of So Much?
Have a look at these 17 intriguing facts about the human body that we can practically guarantee will leave you in awe.
7 Air Pollution Solutions That Will Help Us Breathe Easy
Let's take a look at some global initiatives that have been launched to reduce air pollution levels.
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History: Did the Trojan War REALLY Happen?
The Trojan War, the most famous of the ancient wars, fought by thousands of men for ten long years on the beaches of the famed city of Troy. Was all that real?
Study Says: With Age, Come Certain Cognitive Abilities
a study published in August 2021 in the journal *Nature Human Behavior reveals surprising findings that challenge this assumption and may be of great interest to all of us.
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Ever Wonder How a Steel Locomotor Works?
Let’s take a closer look at the engineering behind these compact workhorses.
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Ever Wondered About How Our Minds Retain and Lose Memories?
Ever wondered why you can remember something from 20 years ago, but have difficulty remembering what you had for lunch the other day? Learn why here.
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eSIM vs Traditional SIM: What’s the Big Difference?
Are eSIMs and iSIMs the future of connectivity?
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This Video Shows You a Different Way to Look at the World
You’ve heard of the fourth dimension but do you know what it is? This TED-Ed video helps uncover a bit of the mystery.
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20 of the Most Infamous Tech Product Flops In History
Here's a look at some of the most infamous and biggest technology failures in recent history.
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Documentary: How Did Our Universe Come From Nothing?
Can “nothing” truly become “something”? In this video, we’ll dig into this mind-bending question.
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Despite Looking Similar, Cats Are MORE Diverse Than Dogs!
Who's more diverse, cats or dogs? This video answers this question once and for all, the it might surprise you...
13 Forgotten Phone Designs That Were Too Odd to Survive
From pen-shaped dialers to phones that clipped onto your clothes, here’s a look at the most unusual phones ever made.
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Protective Measures: How Our Body Reacts to a Tattoo
In this video, we’ll explore the microscopic war raging beneath your skin, where millions of your cells make the ultimate sacrifice to lock that ink in place, turning a defense mechanism into lifelong art.
8 Ancient Greek Scholars & Their Life-Changing Inventions
The foundations of modern medicine, engineering, biology, and astronomy were set up by these 8 stellar minds more than two thousand years ago.
Uncover the Secrets of the Universe in These Documentaries
This list of riveting space documentaries will help you unlock the mysteries of the universe and beyond.
PayPal Versus Credit Cards: Here's the Lowdown!
Just how safe is PayPal? Should you have a PayPal account or should you pay for all online purchases using a credit card? All is revealed here!
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Here are Some Unique Tricks You Can Do at Home With Salt!
This video shows us a few interesting magic tricks that you can do anytime using salt, ice, and other items you can find at home.
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Fascinating: How Does Our Digestive System Work?
This video explains how the human digestive system does its daily.
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Learn While Laughing: The Incredible Tardigrade
If you love nature and you love laughing, this incredible series of nature videos are a great way to spend a few minutes.
7 Mind Blowing Science Facts School Left Out
Put on your learning caps! We rounded up 7 surprising scientific facts you probably didn't learn at school.
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Physicist Michio Kaku: The Universe in a Nutshell...
Physicist Michio Kaku explains the fundamental nature of our universe
8 Important Inventions That Were a Complete Accident
It might be interesting for you to learn that some very important scientific innovations were born as a result of an accident.
Science News: AI-Designed Drugs Move to Human Trials
Isomorphic Labs, is positioning itself to begin human clinical trials of medications designed entirely through artificial intelligence, marking a potentially transformative shift in how we develop life-saving treatments.
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This Genius Child is a Better Calculator than a Computer
This ‘human calculator’ could likely outpace you entering the numbers into a calculator.
2024's Biggest Breakthroughs in Science We Must Celebrate
These recent scientific breakthroughs could change the world.
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Neanderthals Had Strength and Skills Beyond Our Limits
Neanderthals possessed truly exceptional, almost unbelievable, traits.
Meta Unveils New Glasses that May Change Sports Forever
META has revealed a new line of AI-powered smart glasses: Oakley Meta HSTN
Find Out How Some Elderly People Stay Sharp into Old Age
Some old people have better memories than people half their age. This could be the reason why...
Superwood: A New Material That Could Replace Steel
After decades of relying on steel—a material that produces nearly two tons of CO2 for every ton manufactured—builders may soon have access to something far more sustainable and surprisingly stronger: Superwood.
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