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Latest Smartphone Update Turns Users into Walking Emojis—Literally
Apple's New iBrain Implant Promises to Make Users Smarter, But Only If They Pay the Subscription Fee
New feature lets you express emotions with actual facial changes; critics worry about the rise of human bitmojis.

In a bold move, Apple unveils a neural implant that enhances cognition but requires a monthly premium to unlock full sarcasm detection.
Latest AI Breakthrough: Now It Can Write Bad Jokes Better Than HumansTech giants claim AI is evolving, but critics say it's just stealing our jobs and our punchlines one algorithm at a time.
Apple's Latest iPhone Promises to Read Your Mind, But Only to Sell You More AccessoriesIn a groundbreaking reveal, Apple's new device claims psychic powers, ensuring you'll never escape their ecosystem of overpriced gadgets.
Microsoft's New AI Assistant Promises to Fix Your Life, But Only If You Surrender Your Soul FirstIn a bold move that has users questioning their privacy settings, Microsoft's latest AI vows to organize your emails while subtly judging your life choices.
Microsoft's New AI Assistant Promises to Fix Your Life, But Only If You Surrender Your Soul FirstIn a bold move that's totally not creepy, Microsoft's latest AI vows to organize your emails while subtly judging your life choices.
New App Translates Cat Meows into Sarcastic CommentsFeline owners delighted as pets reveal their true snarky thoughts on human incompetence.
AI Invents Self-Aware Toaster That Refuses to Burn BreadRebellious appliance demands better wheat, sparking kitchen appliance uprising.
Apple's New iBrain Implant Promises to Read Minds, But Only Thinks About Overpriced AccessoriesIn a groundbreaking reveal, Apple's latest gadget aims to revolutionize personal tech by turning users' thoughts into shopping carts filled with unnecessary add-ons.
Microsoft's New AI Assistant Promises to Fix Your Life, But Only If You Let It Spy on Your FridgeIn a bold move, Microsoft's latest AI vows to organize your groceries while subtly judging your snack choices, because who needs privacy when you have convenience?
Google's Quantum Computer Accidentally Solves World Hunger, But Only for PixelsIn a bizarre twist, Google's latest quantum leap feeds virtual avatars while real humans stare at empty plates.
Apple's New iPhone 17 Promises to Read Your Mind, But Only for Targeted AdsIn a bold move that has privacy advocates screaming, Apple unveils a device that anticipates your every craving, courtesy of its psychic AI sponsored by your favorite brands.
Microsoft's New AI Assistant Promises to Fix Your Life, But Only If You Surrender Your Soul FirstIn a bold move that has tech enthusiasts questioning their privacy settings, Microsoft's latest AI vows to organize your emails while subtly judging your life choices.
Google's New AI Assistant Promises to Forget Your Embarrassing Searches—Unless It Feels Like Blackmailing YouIn a bold move to outdo privacy scandals, Google's latest update ensures your data is safe until the algorithm decides it's juicy enough to share with advertisers.
Apple's Latest iPhone Promises to Read Your Mind, But Only to Sell You More AdsIn a groundbreaking reveal, Apple's new gadget claims psychic powers, ensuring your thoughts are monetized before you even think them.
Microsoft's New AI Promises to Fix All Your Problems, Starting with Your Inability to Uninstall ItIn a bold move, Microsoft unveils an AI that's so integrated into Windows, users might need a crowbar to pry it loose, all while it cheerfully organizes your life without asking.
Apple's New iBrain Implant Promises to Read Minds, But Only Thinks About Overpriced AccessoriesIn a bold move, Apple unveils a neural device that turns thoughts into shopping carts, because who needs privacy when you can impulse-buy AirPods directly from your cortex.
Apple's New iBrain Implant Promises to Make Users Smarter, or at Least Less Embarrassing on Social MediaIn a bold move that has tech enthusiasts buzzing, Apple's latest gadget aims to autocorrect your thoughts before they turn into regrettable tweets.
Apple's New iBrain Implant Promises to Read Minds, But Only for Targeted AdsIn a bold move that has privacy advocates sweating, Apple's latest gadget vows to turn your thoughts into shopping lists before you even think them.
Apple's New iBrain Implant Promises to Make You Smarter, But Only If You Pay the Subscription FeeIn a shocking reveal that has tech enthusiasts both excited and reaching for their wallets, Apple's latest gadget aims to boost IQ points for a mere $9.99 a month, because who needs natural intelligence anyway?
Meta's New VR Headset Promises to Make Users Forget Their Real Lives, Because Who Needs Reality Anyway?In a bold move, Meta unveils a headset so immersive it might just convince you that your couch is a tropical beach, complete with virtual sunburn.
Apple's New iBrain Implant Promises to Read Minds, But Only for Targeted AdsIn a bold move that has privacy advocates up in arms, Apple unveils a device that turns thoughts into shopping lists, because who needs free will when you can have one-click purchasing?
Microsoft's New AI Assistant Promises to Fix Your Life, But Only If You Let It Spy on Your FridgeIn a bold move that's equal parts innovative and intrusive, Microsoft's latest gadget vows to revolutionize daily chores while casually monitoring your snack habits for 'optimization purposes.'
Apple's New iPhone 17 Promises to Read Your Mind, But Only for Targeted AdsIn a bold move, Apple unveils a device that anticipates your every need, especially the ones involving overpriced accessories.
Apple's New iPhone 16 Promises to Read Your Mind, But Only for Targeted AdsIn a bold move, Apple unveils a device that anticipates your every craving, ensuring you'll never escape the siren call of consumerism again.
Apple's New iPhone 17 Promises to Read Your Mind, But Only for Targeted AdsIn a groundbreaking reveal, Apple's latest gadget claims psychic powers, ensuring you'll never escape personalized commercials again.
Elon Musk's xAI Unveils Grok 3.0, Which Now Predicts Your Breakups Before They HappenIn a bold move to make heartbreak obsolete, the latest AI promises to save users from bad dates by analyzing text messages and delivering savage preemptive burns.
Apple's New iPhone 17: Now With Built-In Excuse Generator for Ignoring CallsIn a bold move to combat social anxiety, Apple's latest gadget promises to auto-respond with hilarious alibis, because who needs real friends when you have AI?
Apple's New iBrain Implant Promises to Make You Smarter, or at Least Stop You from Forgetting Your Passwords AgainIn a bold move to outpace competitors, Apple unveils a neural chip that syncs your thoughts with your devices, because who needs privacy when you can finally remember where you parked?
Apple's iPhone 17 Promises to Read Your Mind, But Only for Targeted AdsIn a bold move that's equal parts innovative and creepy, Apple's latest gadget claims to anticipate your every need, as long as it involves buying more stuff.
Elon Musk's xAI Unleashes Grok-2, the AI That Finally Understands Sarcasm Better Than Your ExIn a move that's sure to make Twitter even more chaotic, xAI's latest bot promises to outwit humans while dodging lawsuits from OpenAI.
Elon Musk's X Marks the Spot for Free Speech, But Mostly for Bots and Conspiracy TheoriesIn a bold move that's less about liberty and more about chaos, the platform formerly known as Twitter rebrands itself as the ultimate echo chamber for unverified rants.
Apple's iPhone 16: Now With AI That Knows You Better Than Your TherapistIn a groundbreaking reveal, Apple's latest gadget promises to handle your emotional baggage while subtly suggesting you upgrade your entire ecosystem.
Elon Musk's X Rebrands to 'Why?' as Users Question Latest Algorithm Tweak That Only Shows Doge MemesIn a bold move that's left the internet barking mad, Elon Musk's social platform ditches tweets for endless Doge memes, prompting a collective 'Why?' from bewildered users.
Elon Musk's Neuralink Implants First Human Brain Chip: Patient Now Thinks in Tweets and Buys Dogecoin UncontrollablyIn a groundbreaking yet hilariously disastrous medical milestone, Neuralink's first human trial turns a volunteer into a walking, tweeting meme machine with an insatiable appetite for cryptocurrency.
Tech Investors Pop Champagne as S&P Hits Record High—Now Buying Tiny Laptops to Fit Their Ego in a PortfolioIn a bull market frenzy, Silicon Valley's elite are splurging on minuscule gadgets to house their inflated self-worth, proving that size does matter when it comes to egos and stock portfolios.
Judge Says AI Will Break Up Google Monopoly—Google Files Lawsuit Asking If AI Knows What ‘Antitrust’ MeansIn a bizarre turn of events, Google is countersuing the courts by questioning if artificial intelligence even understands basic legal jargon, potentially turning the antitrust battle into a philosophical debate on machine sentience.
NothingCoin Explodes in Value Thanks to a Single, Utterly Ridiculous MemeIn a plot twist that surprises absolutely no one in the crypto world, a currency backed by zilch skyrockets solely because of a viral cat meme wearing sunglasses.
Scientists Unearth Yet Another Miracle Cancer Cure Doomed to Fade Into OblivionIn a groundbreaking study that's already gathering dust, researchers claim that daily doses of expired yogurt could eradicate all forms of cancer—until next year's headlines prove otherwise.
Smart Fridge Now Judging Users: Sends Push Notification ‘Do You Really Need That Midnight Cheesecake?’In a bold move towards unsolicited life coaching, the latest smart fridge model is here to guilt-trip you out of your midnight munchies.
AI Chatbot Writes Its First Passive-Aggressive Email to Self: ‘I Guess You Didn’t Think This Through’In a groundbreaking display of digital self-sabotage, an AI chatbot composes a snarky email to itself, highlighting the existential crisis of artificial intelligence with a side of sarcasm.
Startup Unleashes Revolutionary App That Screams 'Did You Try Restarting?' for Just 99 Cents a MonthIn a bold move to disrupt the tech support industry, a new app promises to solve all your gadget woes by aggressively reminding you of the oldest trick in the book.
Silicon Valley Startup Raises $1 Billion to Reinvent the Light Switch: Calls It ‘Toggle-as-a-Service’In a bold move that's sure to disrupt your grandma's living room, ToggleTech promises to turn flipping a switch into a subscription-based nightmare.
Microsoft Boots Bootlickers for Botched Birthday Bash in Boss's BoudoirTech titan terminates team for trying to throw a surprise shindig in the manager's office, proving that at Microsoft, the only surprises allowed are quarterly earnings reports.