The 96% refers to the percentage of TechRadar poll respondents who selected 'nope, it’s not for me' when asked if they use Apple Intelligence, leaving only 4% who said 'yes, it’s pretty good'. This reflects low adoption among poll participants rather than all iPhone users.

The summary's reference to 'legal action' appears to be an error or misinterpretation; the article and related surveys discuss user decisions not to use Apple Intelligence features, not any legal proceedings. Surveys like TechRadar's poll and SellCell's study highlight low usage (e.g., 96% not using it) and perceptions of uselessness (73% of iPhone users), with many not updating software (57.6%).

The Vector W8 was an American supercar developed by Vector Aeromotive Corporation in the late 1980s and introduced in 1989. Designed by chief Gerald Wiegert, it is thought by many to be America's very first supercar. The W8 featured a futuristic wedge-shaped design with scissor doors and was constructed using advanced materials including carbon fiber and Kevlar body panels over an aluminum honeycomb monocoque—the same materials found on modern supercars. It was powered by a 6.0-liter twin V8 engine paired with a three-speed automatic transmission, producing 625 advertised horsepower (closer to 700 hp during testing) and 649 lb-ft of torque. The vehicle could accelerate from 0-60 mph in 3.8 seconds with an advertised top speed of 242 mph, making it exceptionally advanced for its era.

While most American automakers in the 1980s were downsizing V8 engines to meet government-mandated fuel economy standards—with engines typically ranging from 4.2 to 4.4 liters—the Vector W8 took a radically different approach. Rather than following the industry trend of smaller, less powerful engines, Vector used a large 6.0-liter twin V8 that delivered exceptional performance. Additionally, the W8 revolutionized American automotive design by incorporating cutting-edge materials and construction techniques (carbon fiber, Kevlar, and aluminum monocoque) that were typically reserved for European and exotic supercars. This bold departure from the conventional American muscle car formula of the era—which emphasized large displacement but often delivered disappointing power due to emissions regulations—positioned the Vector W8 as a genuinely innovative American performance vehicle that challenged the status quo.

The Noachian epoch, roughly 4.1 to 3.7 billion years ago, was an early period in Mars' history when the planet likely had liquid water on its surface, as evidenced by river valleys, lake deposits, and minerals like phyllosilicates and kaolinite that form in wet environments. This challenges cold-and-icy theories and suggests conditions potentially suitable for life existed briefly, lasting tens to hundreds of millions of years.

Kaolinite is an aluminum-rich clay mineral that forms on Earth in tropical, rainy climates through prolonged leaching of rocks by liquid water, requiring millions of years of wet conditions. White kaolinite fragments found by NASA's Perseverance rover in Jezero Crater match Earth samples from rainforests, not hydrothermal processes, indicating Mars once had abundant rainfall and warmer temperatures billions of years ago.

Zatanna Zatara is a powerful half-Homo Magi sorcerer who casts spells by speaking incantations backwards, fighting evil in the footsteps of her father Zatara, and has been a member of the Justice League and Sentinels of Magic.

Fennell explained that the script was 'demented' because she wrote it while going through a personal nervous breakdown after finishing Promising Young Woman, making it a deeply emotional, dark take on a superhero movie that strayed too far from the genre.

A ticking fee is a quarterly payment made to shareholders while a deal remains pending. Paramount offered 25 cents per share each quarter (approximately $650 million per quarter) to compensate Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders for the time and uncertainty involved in ongoing negotiations. This sweetens the deal by providing immediate cash value to shareholders even before the acquisition closes.

Paramount is bidding $108.4 billion in enterprise value to acquire all of Warner Bros. Discovery as a complete company, while Netflix's offer of $82.7 billion is only for WBD's studio and streaming assets. Netflix's deal would allow WBD's cable networks to be separated into an independent public entity, whereas Paramount's acquisition would keep the entire company intact. Paramount's offer is all-cash, while Netflix's proposal was amended to all-cash as well.

A mesh network consists of multiple interconnected nodes (routers) that work together to provide seamless Wi-Fi coverage throughout a home. Unlike a traditional single router setup where devices connect to one access point, mesh networks allow devices to automatically transition between nodes as you move around, maintaining a continuous connection. This eliminates dead zones where Wi-Fi signal is weak or unavailable. In a mesh network, all nodes share the same network name (SSID) and password, creating a unified network experience rather than forcing users to manually switch between different Wi-Fi networks.

Many older routers can be converted into mesh networks by installing compatible firmware and software packages. The process typically involves installing mesh-compatible packages (such as wpad mesh openssl on OpenWRT systems) and configuring wireless settings to use the 802.11s mesh protocol. All nodes in the mesh must be configured with the same Mesh ID and operate on the same wireless band. To avoid network conflicts, DHCP should be disabled on secondary mesh nodes. Before attempting this conversion, ensure your router's firmware is up to date and check the router settings for any mention of 'mesh' support to determine compatibility.

Apple is using A18 Pro chips from iPhones to achieve a lower price point of $699-$799 while targeting students and enterprise users, as these chips are less expensive than Mac-optimized M-series chips, though they may offer performance closer to the original M1.

Despite the lower price, Apple will use aluminum shells with a new, faster, and more cost-effective manufacturing process instead of cheaper plastic, preserving premium build quality similar to higher-end MacBooks.