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Apple Invests $500M in Rare Materials, Partners with California Recycler to Boost Supply

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1 year ago

July 16, 2025

It has been noted that Apple is now investing $500 million in a new deal involving rare materials that will help improve and support its smartphones as they face pressure from President Donald Trump.

To resolve this pressure and issue, Apple has made a move to purchase rare earth magnets to help boost its sales in the U.S.

Apple has also decided to partner with a recycling company in California that will make use of the recycled rare materials used in Apple products.

According to Apple CEO, Tim Cook “American innovation drives everything we do at Apple, and we’re proud to deepen our investment in the U.S. economy. Rare earth materials are essential for making advanced technology, and this partnership will

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How to Prompt AI to Change Your Outfit in a Photo

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4 days ago

October 6, 2026

Ese Ohwofa

For tech beginners or AI beginners who do not know how to use it, here is a simple guide on how to use AI to edit your photos.

Today, we will be looking at something as simple as changing your outfit, the colour of it or anything else you want to change.

Here are the steps to edit your photos using AI:

Go to ChatGPT or any other AI tool you are using.
Click on the attachment icon to attach the image you want to edit.
Upload the photo you want to make changes to.
Type your prompt and clearly state what you want the AI to change. For example: “Change the colour of the outfit in this image to red.”
Send the prompt and allow the AI to edit the image based on your instruction.
If you do not like the result, you can give another prompt telling the AI exactly what you want changed or corrected.

You can use the same method to change the colour of your outfit, change your hairstyle, remove something from the photo, change the background or make other edits to your image.

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Meta Introduces AI Agent That Can Access Apps to Complete Tasks for Users

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1 month ago

September 9, 2026

Ese Ohwofa

Meta has launched Muse, an AI agent designed to perform tasks across different apps and services on behalf of users.

The AI agent can perform tasks such as sending emails, booking travel and making payments, with users able to control which apps and services it can access.

Meta said Muse will require user approval for sensitive actions, including sending emails and making purchases. The AI agent is initially available in the United States.