Definitions by iPhone=Airbus, Samsung=Boeing
Schlep
A legend who’s doing gods work and catching predators on Roblox, because they’re doing crap all about them on the platform.
Schlep by iPhone=Airbus, Samsung=Boeing April 24, 2026
Texas city explosion
Texas city explosion by iPhone=Airbus, Samsung=Boeing April 19, 2026
iPhone 17 pro
iPhone 17 pro by iPhone=Airbus, Samsung=Boeing April 13, 2026
Ramageddon
The term to describe the sudden increase in RAM prices due to corporations buying it all for their AI shite like Microsoft.
Ramageddon is happening, thanks a lot Microsoft, google and everyone else for buying all our ram and shoving your AI shite up our asses.
Ramageddon by iPhone=Airbus, Samsung=Boeing April 12, 2026
iPhone Air
Maybe be strong af despite how thin it is but only has one camera, a mono speaker which doesn’t even sound that good and all the money spent is for the thinness of it.
iPhone Air by iPhone=Airbus, Samsung=Boeing April 10, 2026
Blue whale challenge
An extremely dangerous and stupid internet challenge created by an unknown group on Russian social media websites around the middle of 2010s. It presented itself as a fun internet game that the so-called "curators" would put in their status saying "I want to play a game with you"
To enter the game, a player would have to give their info away to the curator, who would then task them to download their app and then complete a simple and remotely innocent task, like watching a horror movie. Every task had to be provided with photo or video proof of completion.
As the game progressed, the tasks would get progressively more difficult in brutal, for instance carving a drawing of a whale in their forearm with a razor, with the later challenges being things like "getting rid" of a pet or breaking a limb and making it look like an accident to not raise suspicion.
On day 50, the player would be given their final task - deleting all the messages between them and the curator and taking their own life. By that point (or even earlier) if the player refused to do the task and/or wanted to quit the game, they would be threatened that their parents would be murdered if they quit, since the curators had all of the player's information. Those threats were completely baseless and wouldn't lead anywhere, but kids truly believed it and did what was requested.
To enter the game, a player would have to give their info away to the curator, who would then task them to download their app and then complete a simple and remotely innocent task, like watching a horror movie. Every task had to be provided with photo or video proof of completion.
As the game progressed, the tasks would get progressively more difficult in brutal, for instance carving a drawing of a whale in their forearm with a razor, with the later challenges being things like "getting rid" of a pet or breaking a limb and making it look like an accident to not raise suspicion.
On day 50, the player would be given their final task - deleting all the messages between them and the curator and taking their own life. By that point (or even earlier) if the player refused to do the task and/or wanted to quit the game, they would be threatened that their parents would be murdered if they quit, since the curators had all of the player's information. Those threats were completely baseless and wouldn't lead anywhere, but kids truly believed it and did what was requested.
The blue whale challenge is proof that we are devolving as a species. So much for all the work done in space exploration, innovation and scientific breakthroughs….
Blue whale challenge by iPhone=Airbus, Samsung=Boeing March 22, 2026