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Why even happy memories fade: brain\'s selective storage mechanism identified

A study suggests people forget even pleasant memories not because the brain runs out of storage, but because it selectively takes in information and continuously reconstructs memories. Anatomy professor Michelle Spear at the University of Bristol said memory can differ widely between people even after the same experience. The brain does not store experiences like a computer and instead filters what to keep based on attention and emotion, then rebuilds memories during recall.

AI & Enterprise

Gemini adds \'skills\' to Chrome to recall saved prompts instantly

Google has added a \'skills\' feature to Gemini for Chrome that lets users save frequently used prompts and run them instantly on other pages. Users can store a prompt after running it and later recall it from the Gemini panel by typing \'/\' or using a skills menu. Google also released a default skills library with reusable prompt templates. Examples include meal planning from recipe pages and comparing multiple tabs for gift ideas.

Telecommunications & Media

Apple likely to name first foldable iPhone \'iPhone Ultra\', rumours say

Apple may launch its first foldable iPhone this autumn and call it the iPhone Ultra, an IT outlet reported. The device is expected to be Apple’s most expensive iPhone and use a book-style inward fold with a wider internal screen. Rumours include a crease-free inner panel, two rear cameras without a telephoto lens, and two front cameras. It may run iOS 27 with enhanced multitasking and use an A20 Pro chip, C2 modem and Touch ID.