how the industry sold us empty calories in exchange for destroying our satiety

There was a time when buying whole milk or “full fat” yogurt was considered nutritionally reckless. Dietary guidelines, obsessed with reducing saturated fat, for decades pushed consumers toward pale, liquid, skimmed versions of what was once a staple food. Eating “light” became synonymous with eating well. However, the narrative starts to crack. The story of … Read more

The Spanish business that Vodafone sold as ballast is now worth three times as much. Zegona has shown that the problem was the owner

according to further Populi Voicea medium with a good track record in telecom exclusives, Telefónica has started talks with Zegona to acquire Vodafone Spain. The negotiations are recent (just a few weeks) and it was Movistar who picked up the phone first. Telefónica wants to close the operation in the first half of 2026. The … Read more

Mexico City began a battle against the last of its markets that sold live animals. And he just won it

Mexico City says goodbye to a historical image: the stalls dedicated to the sale of live animals in the Sonora Marketa complex of almost seven decades located southeast of the historic center of the capital. Since January 1, CDMX applies a restriction to this type of commerce, which in practice means that stalls with cages … Read more

The V16 beacon sold by Carrefour drops even further in price. It is made in Spain and comes with its own app

Although there are many V16 beacons that allow us to comply with DGT regulations, personally there are only two that I would buy for what they offer: the Help Flash IoT+ and the LEDOne. In both cases because of their number in candles and because they connect to their respective apps. Of course, the latter … Read more

China sold cheap batteries for years. The problem is that in the meantime no one built an alternative

For more than a decade, the world became accustomed to an idea that seemed unquestionable: batteries—the heart of electric cars, of renewable energies, of data centers and of modern warfare— would be increasingly cheaper. China mass-produced them, dominated the technology, controlled critical materials and accepted minimal margins, even losses. For the West, the model was … Read more

This console that no one knows about and is full of strange games with motion control has sold more than Xbox

The toy that no one saw coming ended up becoming the unexpected phenomenon of Black Friday 2025. At the end of November and facing the Christmas campaign, a practically unknown console surpassed Xbox in sales and was positioned as the third best-selling hardware in the country, only behind PlayStation 5 and nintendo switch 2. What … Read more

The Tourbillon is already sold out until 2029

Bugatti has achieved something very unusual even within the realm of limited edition supercars: sell the entire production of its new flagship model before it goes into mass production. The Bugatti Tourbillon, heir to the Chiron and the first major project of Mate Rimac’s Bugatti era, no longer accepts further orders until 2029, as published … Read more

ZTE already has a phone with an AI agent that does things for you, and it’s sold out

Many technology enthusiasts have spent years imagining a future in which words are enough for the mobile phone to do the rest. Why open an application and navigate between menus if we can ask it out loud and that’s it? “Mark all messages as read”, “Order a car from my location”, “Open the discounts app … Read more

In 1995, the first product in eBay history was sold. The only problem is that it was broken

In 1995 the Internet was not what it is now. Many of the great companies and sites related to the network were born then. AuctionWeb was the first official name of what we now know as eBay. Its creator, Pierre Omidyar, gave that name to a personal project that he wrote from his home in … Read more

When they sold us generative “Artificial Intelligence” we did not know that it was going to be artificial and generative but not “intelligent”

A few months ago, a group of Spanish researchers thought of putting an AI chatbot to the test with a curious test. They uploaded an image of an analog clock to the chatbot and asked the AI ​​a simple “What time is it on that clock?” The AI ​​failed disturbingly. Machine, can you tell me … Read more

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