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Today, we’re wrapping up our Excel series with 10 tricks you’ll actually use — some handy tips to take away and start implementing straight away.
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In this edition of On The Pulse:
10 Excel tricks you’ll ACTUALLY use daily
The (very) odd way people are using ChatGPT…
Foldable game consoles and extending screens?!
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📰 News
Indiana is set to receive a massive $15 billion investment from Big Tech companies like Amazon, Microsoft, and Google to build new AI-powered data centers, but residents are pushing back against the potential spike in their energy bills. With projections showing data centers could soon use more power than the entire state’s population, lawmakers are considering a bill that would force tech firms to cover 80% of the infrastructure costs. While the measure aims to shield consumers, it also allows utilities to pass costs of small nuclear reactors onto residents, raising concerns from consumer advocacy groups. The debate highlights the growing tension between AI’s energy demands and fair cost distribution — because as much as tech giants promise “green energy,” for now, it’s mostly coal and gas keeping the lights on.
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Samsung has unveiled a futuristic lineup of display technology at Mobile World Congress, including a foldable gaming console, a stretchable screen, and even a TV that folds neatly into a briefcase. Among the standout innovations is the Flex Gaming device, a Nintendo Switch-style console that folds in half for portability, and the Flexible Cabinbag, an 18.1-inch OLED screen disguised as a carry-on bag for travellers. Samsung also showcased OLED Tile, a nearly bezel-less modular TV system, and a stretchable display capable of expanding 125% of its original size. While these concepts are still in development, they highlight Samsung’s ambition to redefine how we interact with screens in everyday life. Honestly, it’s wild to see tech that once seemed like sci-fi become reality — if Samsung can bring these ideas to market at a reasonable price, the future of portable and customisable displays is looking seriously exciting.
Couples are turning to ChatGPT for relationship advice, using it as a budget-friendly, neutral “referee” to resolve disputes and improve communication. LA-based duo Abella Bala and Dom Versaci swear it’s saved their relationship, while others praise its instant, judgment-free feedback. Experts warn AI lacks the depth of a real therapist and raises privacy concerns, but its convenience is winning people over. It’s a clever hack for minor issues, but should we really be outsourcing emotional intelligence to a chatbot? AI might help smooth out arguments, but real relationships need more than just logic.