AI Educator. Helping you to your AI, Tech, Tools & Digital Skills With Multi.šŸ’¬ DM for collaborationāœ‰ļøcodernihan@gmail.com

Earth
Pinned Tweet
You can ruin a new iPhone in the first 20 minutes. Not by dropping it. By setting it up wrong. 7 mistakes I keep seeing. Tweet 4 is the one that costs people days of photos and chats. Here are:
19
26
55
14,841
Nihan retweeted
My friend (35) said, "I might get proposed to by the end of this yearā™”," about her boyfriend, but they broke up. The reason was her birthday. When she opened the gift from him (a CHANEL wallet), he laughed and said, "Actually, that one....
7
9
15
10,891
Nihan retweeted
You can ruin a new iPhone in the first 20 minutes. Not by dropping it. By setting it up wrong. 7 mistakes I keep seeing. Tweet 4 is the one that costs people days of photos and chats. Here are:
19
26
55
14,841
You can ruin a new iPhone in the first 20 minutes. Not by dropping it. By setting it up wrong. 7 mistakes I keep seeing. Tweet 4 is the one that costs people days of photos and chats. Here are:
19
26
55
14,841
Mistake 5: No case. No AppleCare decision. Day one in a jeans pocket. Decide protection before the first drop. Not after. Mistake 6: Restoring a backup then installing every old app you haven’t opened in 2 years. Update first. Then add apps you actually use. Old junk comes with old drain.
1
1,231
Mistake 7: Leaving transfer running overnight with both phones under a pillow. Heat + charging + a huge backup is a bad mix. Put both phones on a hard surface, on Wi-Fi, with power. Let it finish. Then sleep.7/ Do this instead: Quick Start. Correct Apple ID. Wi-Fi + power. Wait for Photos to finish. Then erase the old phone. Then put on a case. Reply with your model and whether you’re setting up today. I’ll tell you which step to double-check before you tap Erase.
1,117
Nihan retweeted
🚨 Stuck without a job? Here’s an online opportunity worth checking out. Some people are using Google-related platforms and skills to build online income — but results vary, so there’s no guaranteed $1,500/day. All you need to get started: šŸ“± A phone or computer 🌐 Internet access ā± A few minutes each day Want the guide? ā¤ļø Like this post šŸ’¬ Comment ā€œGoogleā€ šŸ” Repost šŸ‘¤ Follow me so I can DM you the details Save this for later. šŸš€ Follow @SharminNahar401 for more AI & online opportunities.
23
50
88
1,155
Nihan retweeted
A tech journalist tested 50 cars in 2026 and checked the CarPlay configuration in each one. Forty-three of the 50 drivers had never customized their CarPlay home screen still showing the default app grid from the day they paired their phone. Thirty-eight had never added a widget. Forty-five had never configured Driving Focus. Forty-seven had never adjusted the navigation volume independently from the media volume. Forty-nine had never used Share ETA. And all 50 every single driver were unaware that ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and Claude now work through CarPlay's voice interface alongside Siri. He told his audience the CarPlay most drivers use in 2026 is the CarPlay they set up when they bought their car a grid of app icons, Siri for voice commands, Apple Maps or Google Maps for navigation, and Spotify or Apple Music for audio. That CarPlay is from 2023. The interface hasn't changed because the driver hasn't changed it. But the software behind the interface has transformed twice through iOS updates the phone installed overnight while the driver slept. The CarPlay available since iOS 26 includes customizable widget stacks showing weather, calendar, music, and live delivery tracking at a glance. Third-party AI assistants ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude running alongside Siri through the same voice button. Free ambient music without a subscription. Live Activities displaying real-time sports scores and food orders on the dashboard. Multitouch map gestures for the first time. And a Liquid Glass redesign that makes the entire interface feel like a different product. Same car. Same screen. Same cable. Different software running behind a home screen the driver configured in 2023 and hasn't touched since. Here's every hidden CarPlay feature most drivers don't know was added 🧵
10
36
46
3,608
Nihan retweeted
AI is not just changing technology. It is changing how ordinary people learn, work, communicate, earn money, solve problems, and make everyday decisions. And the interesting part? You don't need to be a programmer to benefit from it. Here are 10 real-life ways AI is already changing everyday life šŸ§µšŸ‘‡
8
33
40
1,372
Nihan retweeted
You can earn over $25,000 per month if you have: 1. A laptop 2. An internet connection 3. Just 2 hours a day I’m sharing my exact step-by-step blueprint completely free. Like this post and comment ā€œSENDā€, and I’ll DM it to you.
407
78
331
20,191
Nihan retweeted
GOOGLE MAPS SHOWS STREETS. THIS SITE SHOWS THE MOVIE SCENES SHOT ON THEM. it’s called Movie Scene Map → moviescenemap.com 15,716 real filming locations. 166 countries. one map. click any pin. see what was filmed there. search any movie. see every place it was shot. Game of Thrones castles in Croatia. Breaking Bad streets in Albuquerque. Lord of the Rings hills in New Zealand. the prison well from The Dark Knight Rises at Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur. the Woman in Red fountain from The Matrix in Sydney. the best part is how quickly your brain starts using it ā€œwrong.ā€ you open it to find one movie. then you search your city. then your hometown. then that place you went on vacation. built by one anonymous guy who goes by Flightmussy. just a website that lets a regular person see where their favorite movies were actually made. open a tab. search your city. see what got filmed near you.
27
53
83
2,330
Nihan retweeted
Amazon has sold more than 500 million Alexa devices worldwide, sitting in kitchens, bedrooms, and living rooms in hundreds of millions of homes. Here's the number that should bother you more: Amazon is effectively betting that 400 million of those owners will never once open the privacy settings menu and look at what's actually being collected, stored, and used. I spent years working on this stuff from the inside at Amazon. Below is the truth behind the "always listening" myth, what actually happens to your voice recordings, how long they're really kept, and most importantly the exact settings that determine whether your data collection ever stops. 6 Alexa settings you should change today, explained by someone who used to build this 🧵
21
107
305
133,847
Nihan retweeted
30 seconds gives AI influencers room to tell better stories. šŸŽ¬ With Seedance 2.5 30s Video on APOB AI, create cinematic influencer scenes with smooth motion, camera moves, atmosphere, and storytelling. Try it now: mega.apob.ai/Avijit-Roy
22
50
63
22,644
Nihan retweeted
My iPhone got stolen. The thief plugged it in to charge. That tiny mistake could have exposed everything. Because your iPhone can trigger an automation the moment a charger is connected. No extra tracking app. No complicated setup. Just Apple’s built-in Shortcuts app. šŸ§µšŸ‘‡
17
46
51
700
Nihan retweeted
Palantir sells governments a war room that costs millions of dollars a year to run. A developer named Elie Habib just rebuilt the concept, published it on GitHub, and gave the whole thing away for free. It's called World Monitor. Open it and you get a live 3D globe pulling in over 500 news feeds across 15 categories, every single one summarized by AI in real time as it lands. It tracks: > Military movements > Economic shocks > Natural disasters > Cyber incidents > Flight paths > Shipping lanes On top of that, there are 56 different map layers you can stack together depending on what you actually want to see. It scores 31 countries on a live stress index that updates as events unfold. It watches 29 stock exchanges, plus commodities and crypto, in one unified panel. The AI runs locally through Ollama, so the entire platform works without a single API key, and nothing leaves your machine. It's available as a native desktop app for Windows, macOS, and Linux, supports 25 languages, and works right out of the box after one clone. 100% open-source (Link in the comments)
27
50
66
1,764
Nihan retweeted
This is where voice interfaces start getting really interesting. ​With Typeless, you don’t even need a first draft anymore. Just say what you mean, and Help me write turns that intent into polished writing from scratch. ​Less time figuring out how to phrase it. More focus on the idea itself. ​Voice → intent → finished writing. šŸŽ™ļøāœļø
One of the features our users love most is Speak to edit. Select some text and just say: "Make it friendlier." "Turn this into a professional email." "Rewrite this as a viral post." "Translate this." But we kept hearing one request: What if I don't have anything written yet? So we built Help me write. Now you can simply tell Typeless what you want to say, and it'll write it from scratch. We believe voice will become the next major interface between people and technology. But the real promise of voice isn't just saving time. It's helping us express ourselves better. Our goal with Typeless is to make voice the most natural way to express what you mean and get things done. For writing, that means turning your thoughts or intent into clear, polished writing. Sometimes that means speaking your thoughts and letting Typeless shape them. Other times, it's better to simply express your intent and let Typeless do the writing for you. Help me write is another step toward a world where you focus on what you mean, and Typeless helps you say it better.
9
15
16
362
Nihan retweeted
Discover how to earn with ChatGPT and start building a $1,000/day workflow. Here’s what you need: - A smartphone - WiFi - 60 minutes a day Comment ā€œSendā€ and I’ll DM you the free guide for the next 24 hours.
45
9
26
1,746
Nihan retweeted
ELON MUSK JUST EXPLAINED WHY HE DOESN’T TRUST SAM ALTMAN. ā€œI’m not a fan of Sam Altman.ā€ Musk argues that OpenAI was originally created as a nonprofit, open-source AI organization meant to serve the public. But in his view, it eventually became an ~$800 billion for-profit company with closed-source AI. His argument is simple: ā€œIf you gave money to support one mission, then watched the organization move in the complete opposite direction, wouldn’t you question it?ā€ ā€œThat’s my issue, and I think it’s a legitimate one.ā€ Musk also claims Anthropic was created because some OpenAI founders lost trust in Altman. His conclusion: ā€œOtherwise, Anthropic wouldn’t exist.ā€ That’s a serious claim.
51
92
138
6,366