One of google's biggest problems is hiding their biggest features and apps inside a maze of links, design and the incessant urge to attach the word "Google" to any of their inventions.
Today, I tried to find the link to use Google veo 3, bro! I searched and searched and searched.

That's one of the things that killed Google plus+, to access it, you had to start googling the link which is weirdly "plus.google.com", no serious social network had a subdomain as its main link.
They are making the same with all their inventions in Google AI studio, it is a maze of links and google searches to discover the url to any of their AI.

Crazy.

New features in iOS 19

Apple Intelligence will now calculate how much time is left until the battery is fully charged.

This dude here is the world's most apt example that a man's greatest victory is to conquer his own self. More to the point in his case, P Diddy conquered the world in music, fashion and other lucrative business moves and made billions for himself and his stakeholders and associates.

However, he's in the process of losing it all...including himself. Simply because he failed to conquer the greatest prize of all: his whims, desires and internal gremlins.

A hobo who can control his testicles and penis is more successful than a billionaire who is under the control of his ****. I mean, what's the point of gaining all that wealth and acclaim, only to surrender it all because of that organ which releases dirty water?

Assuming that he is being set up,..in this world of countless threats for a black man, why expose your weaknesses to your enemies if you are such an all-conquering personality?

But we move

Rwanda begins to show off weapons made by a local company REMCO in a step to build the country’s defense industry

The first war of 2025 has officially begun. India vs. Pakistan.

It started with a sudden exchange of gunfire between soldiers at the Kashmir border.

Now, here’s what that means.

Kashmir is a region both India and Pakistan claim as theirs. It has been a point of serious tension for over 70 years. Sometimes things go quiet, and other times, like now, it explodes.

The border area called the Line of Control is heavily guarded. But a few days ago, shots were fired. Soldiers died.

But this is not just a small fight. This is war.

India recently removed a law that gave Kashmir special treatment. That decision angered many people, especially in Pakistan. The Pakistani government saw it as a direct threat and responded fast.

Now, both countries have sent more troops to the border. Fighter jets, missiles, and the world is paying attention.

Why does this matter?

Because India and Pakistan both have nuclear weapons. If this escalates, it could affect not just South Asia but the entire world.

And there's more.

China supports Pakistan. The U.S. supports India. Russia is staying quiet. If these bigger powers get involved, it could turn into something even more dangerous.

Also, India is a major player in the world’s tech and trade industries. If war continues, prices may rise. Global markets could feel the shock. And millions of people could be affected, even outside Asia.

2025 is just getting started. And already, the world is standing on the edge of something serious.

Google Pixel has been named the best smartphone by independent tech experts for two years in a row. It boasts the most advanced processor, and its AI powered by Google’s vast Gemini dataset is simply unmatched. The camera quality is in a league of its own.

I’m already deep into the Apple ecosystem with an iPhone, MacBook, AirPods, and Apple Watch, but now I’m building a Google ecosystem starting with the Pixel 8 and Watch 3. From my experience so far, Google offers better features. Even the battery life and camera, once areas where iPhones led, are now superior on Pixel devices.

I think since Steve Jobs passed away, Apple seems to be losing the innovation race. New iPhones feel more like price upgrades than functional ones. Many people buy them just to appear trendy or wealthy, especially to those who don’t know how competitively priced Pixels and Samsungs are. Meanwhile, the designs remain stale, and the recently announced Apple Intelligence is, frankly, a disappointment.