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Society is Leaving Social Media

Once, the telephone was considered a piece of furniture. It had a cord, twisted like the DNA of family secrets, and rang so loudly that the whole house knew when someone called. The phone wasn't just yours. It was family property. If you were a child, you asked if you could answer. If you were a teenager, the conversation had a time limit, as your mother stood in the hallway listening to whispers from the other side of the wall.

Telekom Srbija Digitally Connects EXPO 2027: Modern Infrastructure and 5G

Telekom Srbija will provide modern digital infrastructure at Expo 2027 and present its innovation ecosystem, TS Media, TS Ventures fund, mts digital systems, the company announced today and stated that visitors will have the opportunity to experience technology that connects and awakens emotion and a sense of belonging.

The Phenomenon That Doesn't Fade: Why "Bridgerton" Confirms Its Status as a Global Obsession with its Fourth Season

While many expected audience interest to wane after the first two seasons, "Bridgerton", with the arrival of its fourth season, has shown that it is not a passing trend, but a carefully constructed cultural phenomenon.

DOMINATION OF SERBS AT MMA SPECTACLE IN BELGRADE: Todorović, Mićović, Leka and Nikolić brutal!, Joksović suffered first career defeat!

Belgrade's hall "Aleksandar Nikolić" was the epicenter of the MMA spectacle BRAVE 104 this Saturday, and 12 fights were on the program.

Android 17 Suddenly Delayed: Google Still Revealed 5 New Features That Change Everything

Although the first beta version of the Android 17 system was unexpectedly postponed at the last moment, Google confirms that the update is coming 'soon'. The final version is expected to be available as early as June, bringing radical changes in design, camera, and user experience.

Why Technology Makes Us More Superficial: Veselin Jevrosimović's Warning to the Business World

The publication of Veselin Jevrosimović, founder and president of Comtrade Group, on LinkedIn opened an uncomfortable but important question for the business world: does technological progress weaken the cognitive abilities of new generations in the long run, and what are the consequences for the labor market, productivity, and innovation? His message hit a nerve in contemporary society, where knowledge is measured by the speed of access to information, not by the depth of understanding.