The Rolling Stones ‘Behind the Song’: See Mick Jagger and Producer Andrew Watt’s Deep Dive on the Creation of ‘Mr. Charm’ (EXCLUSIVE)

Unlike most of his peers, the lead singer of the world’s greatest rock and roll band has never been one for looking back, even at the recent past. There’s a scene in one of the countless Rolling Stones documentaries in which that singer — Mick Jagger — and drummer Charlie Watts are walking into Olympic Studios in London, the incubator of some of their greatest work, and rather than waxing nostalgic, Jagger exclaims, “Old recording sessions — who gives a shit?” before he gamely gets back on the task and shares some memories.

How to create and delete stickers on your iPhone - Engadget

Add flair to your conversations and clean up those reactions everyone's getting tired of seeing

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Emojis and GIFs are great for reactions and conveying emotion, but new emoji offerings arrive slowly and there are only so many of them. GIFs offer lots more options, but you can't always find the right one to capture exactly how you're feeling. If you're looking for something that's much more personalized to yourself and your friend groups, you need to check out stickers on your iPhone. 

Brittany burial mounds may hide human-shaped stones as Coëby cemetery mystery deepens

The mystery deepens: Ancient French burial mounds may hide human-shaped stones
Maps of apparent electrical resistivity acquired in a pole–pole configuration with a mobile electrode spacing of 0.5 m. Credit: Archaeological Prospection (2026). DOI: 10.1002/arp.70060

For archaeologists, the Coëby cemetery in Brittany, France, is a gold mine for research. It contains several prehistoric stone monuments and earth mounds. In a new study of two unusually large mounds, scientists may have stumbled upon a rare style of funerary monument.

Apple CarPlay isn't working in your car? Here's what to check first - Engadget

A quick, reliable guide for diagnosing the most common CarPlay connection failures.

Apple CarPlay's home screen on a car's display

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Like most features on your iPhone, CarPlay should be straightforward to use once you get it set up. Unfortunately, as with any tech, problems can arise that stop CarPlay from functioning properly. After you get used to the conveniences of Apple's auto software, you can feel stuck in the past when you have to use your phone's display for music and maps instead. And that doesn't even take the safety concerns into account.