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Java Factory is turning ice cream truck treats into coffee (opens the original)
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Making coffee taste like dessert is easy enough with heaps of sugar and cream. Capturing that sweetness without the sugar is the hard part. Rather than shy away from the challenge, Java Factory is running with it in its Flavor 52 campaign. The flavored-coffee brand, known for its imaginative dual-flavor blends and unexpected flavor combinations, is releasing a new flavor each week for a year, centered around six different themed seasons. In addition to its current lineup of popular flavors, incl
Link.me and Ashton Hall go ALL IN on creator enablement with $26,000 social media challenge (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Hall has a new challenge for creators, this time with a cash prize. Ashton Hall, the morning-routine creator with more than 39 million followers, teamed up with creator platform Link.me on Thursday to launch the #ALLIN Challenge — a 21-day dare to tell the real story of what you risked to chase your dream. On the table: $26,000 in cash across the challenge, including two $10,000 top prizes, plus a mystery box stuffed with an iPhone 17 Pro, a MacBo
Slamdance breakout âUnlimited Forever and Ever No Matter Whatâ warns that disability stories are often treated as emotional voyeurism (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Hollywoodâs portrayal of disability and chronic illness has often relied on a familiar dichotomy: characters are either tragic figures to be pitied or hyper-resilient symbols of âsuffering spectacleâ meant to comfort able-bodied audiences. Since its premiere at Slamdance Film Festival, the short film Unlimited, Forever and Ever No Matter What (2026) has meaningfully challenged these tropes. Directed by Jayme Coveliers and produced by Kaustub
AI Browsers, Explained for People Who Want to Get Things Done (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Most people aren’t looking for more browser features. They’re looking for fewer things to manage: fewer tabs, less searching, less copying and pasting between apps. That’s the idea behind a new generation of browsers that don’t just display websites but actively work alongside you as you navigate them. The browser is already where most adults spend several hours a day, reading, researching, communicating, and shopping. Embedding AI there means the
This Italian Duo Wants to Furnish Your Room in Seconds (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Furnishing an apartment usually means a browser full of open tabs, a tape measure, and some uncertainty about whether the sofa will fit the space it was meant for. The buying is spread across dozens of retailer sites, and the shopper often doesn’t know whether the pieces actually work together until they’re delivered. A free iOS app called elephantroom was built to reduce that uncertainty. Co-founded by architect Lora Fahmy and AI engineer Alessan
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