Apple iPhone 17 Air Leak Reveals New Details
Leaks reveal Apple’s iPhone 17 Air: a 5.5mm ultra-slim, eSIM-only phone with A19 chip, ProMotion display, and Apple C1 modem. Launch set for Sept. 9 event.
Leaks reveal Apple’s iPhone 17 Air: a 5.5mm ultra-slim, eSIM-only phone with A19 chip, ProMotion display, and Apple C1 modem. Launch set for Sept. 9 event.
I used to think of my X (formerly Twitter) timeline as a digital attic full of memories, jokes, and the occasional half-baked hot take I’d rather forget. When I finally decided to clean house, I didn’t want to scroll back 12 years, tapping “delete” one tweet at a time. That search led me, and later a handful of coworkers and friends, to TweetDelete. Below is a distillation of our collective, boots-on-the-ground experience. If you’re weighing whether the service is worth your time (and possibly a few dollars), here’s what real users notice, love, and sometimes grumble about.
SaaS pay-per-click can scale fast—and burn cash even faster. Between long sales cycles, recurring revenue, and subscription churn, the economics behind each click matter more than in most other industries. This guide gives you a practical framework to set defensible budgets, model cash flow, and reduce fraud or waste so your paid channels grow with discipline.
Collecting customer feedback is one of the most valuable things a business can do. It helps you understand what your customers like, where you can improve, and how to keep them coming back. But the way you collect feedback matters. A poorly designed form can lead to low response rates, while a well-crafted one can give you the insights you need to grow.
Social media sensation Alix Earle is headed to the ballroom. The 23-year-old TikTok star and Hot Mess podcast host was officially announced as part of Dancing With the Stars Season 34 during Good Morning America.
Giorgio Armani, the Italian designer who reshaped modern fashion with his elegant, understated style, has died at 91. The Armani Group said he passed away peacefully surrounded by family.
Search visibility matters, but it is only valuable when people click on a link. Click-through rates reflect how effectively a listing captures attention and drives visitors to a site. Combining paid ads with organic search efforts can make listings more prominent and appealing, encouraging more people to select them.
Nielsen’s latest The Gauge shows Americans spent more TV time streaming on Roku-powered devices than watching broadcast for a third month in a row, underscoring streaming’s lead heading into fall.
As the fall market opens, Canadian listings are rising and prices are flattening in key hubs, with the Bank of Canada on hold and conditions tilting more balanced for buyers.
Mike Judge’s Beavis & Butt-Head is back tonight with the Season 11 (revival Season 3) premiere on Comedy Central at 10:30 p.m. ET, kicking off with two new episodes and a new cable home after its Paramount+ run.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford poured out a bottle of Crown Royal at a news conference, blasting Diageo over its plan to close the brand’s Amherstburg bottling plant and warning of LCBO pushback.
For the first time in nearly four decades, Vogue has a new editor. Chloe Malle, 39, has been named head of editorial content, succeeding Anna Wintour, who transformed the magazine into a global fashion authority.
The Saudi Tourism Authority launched a global “Unreal Calendar” campaign starring Cristiano Ronaldo, rolling out across Europe, India, and China with the tagline “I Came for Football, I Stayed For More,” to position Saudi as a year-round destination under Vision 2030.
DKNY named Hailey Bieber its new global face and rolled out a New York shot Fall 2025 campaign by Mikael Jansson, highlighting varsity blazers, denim, a Yankees collab cap, and signature DKNY bags.
Lady Gaga will perform live at the 2025 MTV VMAs on Sept 7 at UBS Arena, her first VMAs performance in five years, as she leads all nominees with 12 nods and rides momentum from her Mayhem Ball Tour.
Oscar-nominated Canadian actor Graham Greene, a trailblazing First Nations performer best known for Kicking Bird in Dances With Wolves, has died at 73 after a lengthy illness.
In today's fast-paced digital landscape, businesses are increasingly dependent on seamless, real-time data exchange to stay competitive. As companies scale and engage with partners across different geographies, ensuring smooth and efficient communication becomes a necessity. One of the most significant advancements in this domain is the integration of electronic data interchange (EDI) solutions into digital strategies. By streamlining the exchange of data between businesses, these solutions enhance B2B connectivity, reduce inefficiencies, and improve operational workflows. The Role of Seamless Data Solutions in Modern Business Operations As businesses grow and their supply chains expand, managing data across multiple systems and platforms becomes more challenging. Traditional methods of exchanging data—such as phone calls, faxes, and emails—are often slow, error-prone, and difficult to scale. On the other hand, seamless data solutions offer a more efficient, automated approach to exchanging critical business information. By integrating electronic data solutions into their systems, companies can automate processes such as order processing, inventory management, invoicing, and payments. This not only reduces manual intervention but also ensures that all business partners have access to accurate, up-to-date data, enabling quicker decision-making and improved operational efficiency. Benefits of Integrating Data Solutions into Your Strategy Improved Efficiency: One of the most significant benefits of integrating seamless data solutions is improved operational efficiency. By automating manual processes and eliminating errors associated with human input, businesses can significantly reduce the time and cost involved in managing B2B transactions. Faster Transaction Processing: With seamless data solutions, businesses can speed up the entire process of exchanging information, from order creation to payment processing. This enables companies to reduce delays and ensure faster delivery times, ultimately enhancing customer satisfaction. Enhanced Accuracy: Manual data entry is often prone to errors, which can lead to costly mistakes in business operations. Data integration solutions minimize this risk by ensuring that all information exchanged is accurate and consistent, which in turn improves trust and reliability in business relationships. Scalability: As businesses grow, the need for efficient and scalable data management becomes increasingly critical. Seamless data solutions allow companies to scale their operations quickly and efficiently, adding new partners or transaction types without significant reconfiguration or disruption to their existing systems. Better Decision-Making: Real-time access to accurate data enables businesses to make more informed decisions. By integrating data solutions that allow for the seamless exchange of information, companies can gain deeper insights into their operations, leading to better strategic decisions. Choosing the Right Data Solution for Your Business When selecting a data solution for your business, it’s crucial to consider your unique needs and objectives. For some businesses, a simple file-based transfer might suffice, while others may require more complex integration with multiple partners and systems. One of the top choices for businesses looking to optimize their data exchange processes is Orderful, a platform that integrates seamlessly with existing systems to automate and streamline B2B transactions. As one of the top EDI providers, It allows companies to connect with their trading partners quickly and efficiently, reducing the time it takes to onboard new partners and facilitating faster, more secure data exchanges. It offers a cloud-based platform that uses APIs to integrate directly with existing enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, providing a real-time, scalable solution for businesses of all sizes. The platform’s automated features, such as data validation and error handling, further reduce the need for manual intervention, allowing businesses to focus on their core operations. Future Trends in B2B Data Integration As technology continues to evolve, the future of B2B data integration looks promising. The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) will likely further enhance the capabilities of data solutions, allowing businesses to predict trends, identify potential issues, and improve operational decision-making. Blockchain technology may also play a significant role in enhancing the security and transparency of data exchanges, particularly in industries where data integrity is paramount. Moreover, as businesses continue to adopt cloud-based solutions, the flexibility and scalability of these platforms will become even more crucial. The ability to connect with partners across various industries and regions, all while maintaining security and compliance, will be a critical factor in determining the success of future B2B data exchanges.
Netflix unveils “Netflix House,” immersive theme parks opening in Philadelphia, Dallas, and Las Vegas. Fans can step into Stranger Things, Squid Game, Wednesday, and more.
Canada is reviving LNG talks with Germany, with Prime Minister Mark Carney pledging port projects to enable exports within five years. Critics warn Canada risks losing ground to U.S. dominance.
Sabrina Carpenter releases her seventh album Man’s Best Friend with bold lyrics, multiple covers, and a Colman Domingo–starring video for “Tears.” Fans are divided.
Montreal retailer Ssense is filing for bankruptcy protection after a lender’s push to force a sale. The company cites U.S. trade rules and weak luxury demand as key pressures.
The new feature documentary Degrassi: Whatever It Takes premieres Sept 13 at TIFF, with Drake and cast from every era revisiting the teen-TV phenomenon’s legacy and impact.
Fresh ACEA data shows Tesla’s July registrations fell 40% across Europe as BYD overtook the brand for the month; shares slipped intraday while analysts point to intensifying competition and model-cycle pressure.
Nvidia topped expectations with record Q2 revenue and adjusted EPS, issued stronger-than-expected Q3 guidance, and approved a new $60B buyback—though shares dipped as investors parsed data-center trends and China uncertainty.
SUV rams Vancouver’s Lapu-Lapu festival, killing 11 and injuring 20+. Suspect, 30, in custody; police probe motive.
Canada Votes Today — Here’s When to Expect Election Results. The big question on everyone's mind: when will we know who won the Canadian election? Poll closing times are staggered across the country due to different time zones. If either the Liberals or Conservatives dominate early in the east, we can know as early as tonight.
Luigi Mangione pleads not guilty to killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Federal prosecutors will seek the death penalty; trial likely in 2026.
In a major blow to Big Tech, a U.S. judge ruled Thursday that Google illegally monopolized key parts of the online ad market, setting the stage for a possible breakup of its ad business.
Car-bomb kills Gen Yaroslav Moskalik near Moscow home; Kremlin blames Ukraine as cease-fire talks continue.
Putin and U.S. envoy Witkoff hold 3-hour “constructive” Kremlin talks on Ukraine peace plan; Trump says deal is “pretty close.”
Tesla Q1 profit sinks 71%. Musk says he’ll slash time running Trump’s “Doge” agency as tariffs, boycotts and competition hammer EV demand.
A 6.2 quake off Istanbul sent residents fleeing into streets, injuring 150+ and igniting fears of a bigger North Anatolian Fault disaster.
Trump says 145 % levies on Chinese imports will be cut “substantially, not to zero,” as White House scrambles to seal trade deals before tariff pause ends.
The European Union has fined Apple and Meta a combined €700 million (roughly $800 million USD) for breaching the bloc’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), escalating both regulatory pressure and geopolitical friction between Brussels and Washington.
Intel is reportedly preparing to slash over 20,000 jobs in a sweeping cost-cutting move under the leadership of its new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, according to a Bloomberg report. The layoffs, which could be announced later this week, would mark one of the largest in the company’s history and come just months after Intel cut 15,000 jobs in 2024.
Pope Francis, the first Latin‑American pontiff and champion of the marginalized, dies at 88. A look at his groundbreaking legacy and what comes next.
Instagram is ramping up its efforts to protect younger users by testing artificial intelligence tools that can detect whether teens are pretending to be adults on the platform. Parent company Meta announced that the app will now proactively review accounts for signs of age misrepresentation.
Chipotle Mexican Grill is officially bringing its signature burritos and bowls to Mexico. The U.S.-based fast-casual chain announced today that it has signed a development agreement with Alsea S.A.B. de C.V., a leading restaurant operator across Latin America and Europe, to open its first location in Mexico by early 2026.
U.S.‑Iran nuclear talks resume in Rome as Trump dangles “deal or war.” Enrichment limits, bomber threats and regional diplomacy set tense backdrop.
U.S. posts 10,000 pages on Robert F. Kennedy’s 1968 killing. Sirhan notes, FBI interviews and more released under Trump transparency order.
Putin orders a 30‑hour “Easter truce” in Ukraine. Kyiv agrees but says Russia already broke it. U.S. warns it may quit peace talks if no progress soon.
California has become the first U.S. state to launch a legal challenge against President Donald Trump’s sweeping new tariffs, which have disrupted trade with key global partners.
Katy Perry has subtly responded to the wave of backlash following her participation in Blue Origin’s all-female spaceflight earlier this week. The pop star, 40, faced harsh criticism from several celebrities, including Olivia Munn, Amy Schumer, and Emily Ratajkowski, who called the brief 11-minute space trip “disgusting,” “gluttonous,” and environmentally irresponsible.
Lyft is making its long-awaited move into the European market through a $198.4 million acquisition of mobility platform FreeNow from German automakers BMW and Mercedes-Benz. The deal nearly doubles Lyft’s addressable market and marks a major strategic push beyond North America.
AMD has announced it may face up to $800 million in charges following new U.S. export controls targeting its MI308 semiconductor products, which could restrict business with China, Hong Kong, Macau, and other regions. The tech giant confirmed it is seeking export licenses, though approvals remain uncertain.
Trump freezes $2B in federal funds for Harvard and threatens its tax exemption, pushing the elite university to accept wide-ranging government-mandated reforms.
Court reveals a 2018 Zuckerberg email about spinning off Instagram, spotlighting Meta’s internal fear of antitrust crackdowns and Big Tech breakup threats.
China suspends Boeing jet purchases and parts orders, retaliating against Trump’s tariffs, as global airline and aircraft supply chains brace for impact.
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