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It is been told to every obese person and overweight people to lose weight otherwise they might face problems with their health. And every obese or overweight person think that he never faces any issue with his health being obese. Have any one told you that obesity are a kind of disease inRead More
Do I Have Diabetes? Know the Warning Signs Overview Key points Some of the early warning signs for diabetes are the same whether you have type 1 diabetes or type 2 diabetes. Recognizing the warning signs can help you get diagnosed and begin treatment. Type 2 diabetes develops slowly, and you may notRead More
Eat your way out Prediabetes occurs when your blood sugar is higher than what’s considered normal, but not as high as those with diabetes. It’s estimated that one out of every three American adults has prediabetes. Losing weight and increasing exercise are the most effective ways to prevent prediabetes from becoming type 2 diabetes. ButRead More
Jeanette Terry was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when she was 11 years old, and she has since lived with diabetes through difficult life transitions, including the teenage years, college, and having children. She addresses the day-to-day struggles of living with diabetes—going beyond medical advice—to improve overall adherence and management. Extremely high blood sugarRead More
Being diagnosed with Type II diabetes can be a bummer, and it can be a struggle to keep blood sugars under control. Sometimes, you may find yourself with blood sugar levels that are higher than normal (let’s say around 150, for example), but not excessive enough to necessitate taking more medication. You don’tRead More
IPHONE 7 AND 7 PLUS SPECS Apple iPhone 7 Apple iPhone 7 Plus Display size, resolution 4.7-inch; 1334×750 pixels 5.5-inch; 1,920×1,080 pixels Pixel density 326 ppi 401 ppi Dimensions (Inches) 5.44×2.64×0.28-inches 6.23x 3.07×0.29-inches Dimensions (Millimeters) 138.3×67.1×7.1 mm 158.2×77.9×7.3 mm Weight (Ounces, Grams) 4.87 oz; 138 g 6.63 oz; 188 g Mobile software AppleRead More
The rumors were true: At a private press event today in San Francisco, Apple unveiled the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, the latest versions of the company’s now-flagship product, both sans headphone jack. We’ll get to that unfortunate development in a moment, but first let’s check out the new features. The iPhone 7 includes aRead More
Apple is expected to release the iPhone 7 in five colors: silver, gold, rose gold, dark black (space black), and glossy ‘piano black‘. The new glossy black color is said to resemble the finish on the Mac Pro. Applearab.com has posted some renders of the iPhone 7 Plus in glossy black. Check themRead More
When trying to get ringtones for your Apple iPhone, you have a few different options. You could purchase ringtones from within iTunes, or you can create ringtones from your existing music library using these steps. Note: These steps will only work for music purchased from the iTunes Store. You can check if an item was purchasedRead More
A 70-year-old woman rides on a Tesla Model S with the autopilot system on for the first time, and her reaction is far from thrilled and more on borderline terrified. At any rate, it’s still one of the best reactions to the state-of-the-art technology on the Internet. YouTube user William Rimmer uploaded a video ofRead More
Chinese automaker and Ford’s partner Chongqing Changan Automobile Co. announced the successful road trip of its self-driving car. The vehicle traveled from Chongqing in Southwest China to Beijing, which is in the northeast. The journey covered more than 1,200 miles (almost 2,000 kilometers) and lasted for six days – that’s an average ofRead More
High quality global journalism requires investment. Please share this article with others using the link below, do not cut & paste the article. See our Ts&Cs and Copyright Policy for more detail. Email ftsales.support@ft.com to buy additional rights. Using a world time watch — a timepiece with global cities arrayed around the dial or bezel, one per timezone —Read More
The more that technology advances, the greater the variety of electronic gadgets that can be installed on our bikes. Lights are an obvious example, but there are also electronic shifting and suspension systems, along with things like actioncams, phone chargers, and cycling computers. As it stands right now, they’re almost all stand-alone items, receiving power independently andRead More
Put the new iPhone’s water resistance to the test, dunking it in a vase of water for five minutes. Remarkably, the iPhone 6S continued to operate while submerged. But within seconds of taking a dip in the water, air bubbles began streaming up from the iPhone, suggesting that water was collecting inside theRead More
iOS 9.1 tips and tricks: See what your iPhone and iPad can do now Facebook Twitter Pintrest LinkedIn Google+ Mail 95 Comments Apple has released iOS 9.1 to the public after months of beta testing. It is the first major update to iOS 9 since its debut in September. The new OS from Apple brings a host ofRead More
One of the main upgrades to the next iPhone’s internals will be a redesigned wireless system featuring a new Qualcomm-made LTE chip, as revealed by images of a prototype iPhone 6S logic board shared by a source. As shown in the image below, the new device will include Qualcomm’s MDM9635M chip, also known as the ‘9X35’ Gobi modem platform. This newRead More
Taking a look back at another week of news from Cupertino, this week’s Apple Loop includes data loss on the iPhone 6S, comparisons of the iPad Pro and the MacBook, more rumors on the iPhone 6C, a look at Apple’s share of smartphone profits, the lack of data from Apple News, Bing’s nextRead More
“Diesel has emerged as the dominant fuel type for company cars, as a result of great fuel efficiency, performance and low cost of ownership under the government’s CO2 emissions based tax regime,” says Gerry Keaney, chief executive of the British Vehicle Rentals and Leasing Association, whose members own or fleet manage more thanRead More
An atomic-scale fingerprint could boost the security of connected devices, according to British scientists who have developed it. The tiny identity tags are essentially tiny imperfections in the building blocks of matter, making them virtually impossible to clone. They could be used as the basis of a robust system for authenticating hardware andRead More
It was Europe’s most successful Kickstarter project – but now the Zano mini-drone is in deep crisis. Last night, the former chief executive of Torquing Group – the firm behind the Zano – resigned. That left the thousands who had backed the firm with more than £2m a year ago in despair. IvanRead More
The 4G Action Cam from EE is the first of its kind to hit the market, offering up unrivalled 4G streaming, a cool companion viewfinder watch and impressive waterproof capabilities. At up to four hours its battery lasts longer than the competition, and with its waterproof case it can even go deeper under water thanRead More
This afternoon, UK Home Secretary Theresa May announced the return of the Snooper’s Charter, aka the Draft Investigatory Powers Bill. It’s the third attempt to get the Snooper’s Charter onto the statute books, and there’s a very good chance it’ll go through this time. All kinds of people think that’s a very badRead More
By now it’s kind of hard to believe, even sort of embarrassing.About 57% of the world population is offline — mostly because of unavailable Internet in poor or rural countries. The United Nations set a goal of getting that number down to 50% by the end of 2020.But the U.N. now admits,Read More
Wearable sensors could one day interpret the gestures in sign language and translate them into English, providing a high-tech solution to communication problems between deaf people and those who don’t understand sign language. Engineers at Texas A&M University are developing a wearable devicethat can sense movement and muscle activity in a person’s arms.Read More
Stretchy batteries inspired by origami could power smartwatches and other wearable electronics, researchers say. Increasingly, scientists worldwide are developing flexible electronics, such as video displays and solar panels, that could one day make their way into clothing and even human bodies. But one limitation of these devices is the scarcity of equally flexible batteries toRead More
A secret door opens up. A trigger is pulled. A four-barrel machine gun blasts a spray of rounds into midair. This is what it looks like when an F-35 Lightning II fighter jet fires its guns into the wild blue yonder. The first-ever airborne test of the U.S. Air Force’s F-35Awas conducted onRead More
The concepts behind “social networking” aren’t anything new – ever since there have been humans, we have been looking for ways to connect, network, and promote with one another – but they’ve taken on an entirely new meaning (and momentum) in the digital age. Where we used to have handshakes, word-of-mouth referrals, andRead More
Autumn DePoe-Hughes captured on video a rather bizarre scene at Manchester Fort Shopping Park this past summer. If car doors were locked, they could not be unlocked. The reverse was true as well. And, annoying car alarms defied any attempt to silence them. DePoe-Hughes told John Leyden of The Register, “Someone else had completeRead More
Desktop PCs are not going away anytime soon, and nor are traditional laptops or slate-style tablets. But all are retreating into their core niches and therefore selling in decreasing numbers. In future, most of us are likely to use hybrid tablet/laptops. The history of client devices in recent decades is essentially one ofRead More
If printing to a non-cloud-ready printer on Android has you confounded, learn how to add a manufacturer-ready print service so you can print to networked printers on your LAN. Thanks to Google cloud services, printing from your Android device is actually quite easy — this is especially true if you have a Google-approved,Read More
Loyalty cards and coupon offers could be the key to getting Kiwis to embrace New Zealand’s first digital wallet. Digital wallets work by linking bank account cards to smartphones. Shoppers choose which account they want to use and then pay for items by placing their phone over a card reader. Now,Read More
If you’re an introvert with a Facebook profile you may be doing more damage to your social capital than if you skipped the social network altogether. New Zealand-based researchers looking at whether Facebook is beneficial for some and detrimental to others have found that looking at people’s wonderful lives on Facebook canRead More
How do fraudsters “cash out” stolen credit card data? Increasingly, they are selling in-demand but underpriced products on eBay that they don’t yet own. Once the auction is over, the auction fraudster uses stolen credit card data to buy the merchandise from an e-commerce store and have it shipped to the auction winner. Because the auctionRead More
If you were hoping to get a better base communications apps in the Ubuntu Touch OTA-8, you are in luck. It has been revealed by developers, Canonical Ltd., that the over the air update is going to bring you better SMS and telephony apps. ?ukasz Zemczak aka ‘sil2100’ of Canonical provided an update onRead More
Google’s Project Zero has found 11 high-impact security issues in the top-end Samsung Galaxy S6 edge smartphone. So far only 8 of these have been fixed. Google says the reason for carrying out this exercise was to see how easy or difficult it would be to spot bugs and security vulnerabilities in Android phonesRead More
Hack The Galaxy: Hunting Bugs in the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Posted by Natalie Silvanovich, Planner of Bug Bashes Recently, Project Zero researched a popular Android phone, the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge. We discovered and reported 11 high-impact security issues as a result. This post discusses our motivations behind the research, our approachRead More
n China, a greater demand for pilots to fly drones has led to the establishment of new aviation schools in the country. According to estimates, the various industries of the country will require the use of over 10,000 drone pilots this year. At the present time, less than 1,000 people in China areRead More
You don’t have to spend all your time waiting on the doctor’s decision or on a second opinion to alleviate yourself of arthritis pain. There are a multitude of natural and likely less expensive ways to soothe inflamed joints and move around with the freedom you desire. These methods of healing have beenRead More
n California, one man is currently recovering after he had major emergency surgery in order to remove a living tapeworm from his brain. The surgery took place in August. Luis Ortiz was admitted to a hospital in the city of Napa after he said that he had the single worst headache of hisRead More
EVERY GOOD CAR show features cool concept cars. Some of them are pre-production versions of vehicles automakers are working on, but the really fun ones are fanciful, even wild, visions of the future of mobility. And few concepts are quite as fun as those that roll out at the Tokyo Motor Show. We’reRead More
Chrome OS and Android head says company is committed to the browser-based operating system despite greater integration with smartphone sofwareGoogle has denied the veracity of a report that states the company will fold its Chrome OS for laptops and desktop computers into its Android mobile operating. The Wall Street Journal reported thatRead More
Wearable sensors could one day interpret the gestures in sign language and translate them into English, providing a high-tech solution to communication problems between deaf people and those who don’t understand sign language. Engineers at Texas A&M University are developing a wearable device that can sense movement and muscle activity in a person’sRead More
Rob Leslie is chief executive officer of Sedicii, which provides technology for eliminating transmission and storage of private identity data during authentication or identity verification, and reducing identity theft, impersonation and fraud. Leslie is an electronics engineer with more 25 years of experience in information technology and business. This Op-Ed is part ofRead More
Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University in the US, have adapted a low cost MakerBot 3D printer to print with biological materials. The team hope their work could one day lead to a world in which transplants are no longer necessary to repair damaged organs. Traditional 3D printers build hard objects layerRead More
New iPhone 7 Concept German designer envisages iPhone 7 concept which builds on the hugely successful iPhone 6 With more news emerging about the iPhone 7, a collection of concept images have emerged in Germany. Produced by Martin Hajek, this collection of images was specifically commissioned by the German publication ComputerBild.de, and provide anRead More
Did you get an iPad for the holidays?! You did?!? Well, somebody must really appreciate YOU! The latest additions to Cupertino’s flat family are the iPad Air 2and iPad mini 3 , but whichever model you’re rocking under the Christmas tree, you can be assured that it is, without a doubt, among theRead More
Intel and Google are joining Swiss watchmaker TAG Heuer to design and launch a luxury smartwatch by the end of the year, the three companies announced on Thursday at the Baselworld Watch and Jewellery Show in Basel, Switzerland. “Silicon Valley is Switzerland, Switzerland is Silicon Valley,” TAG Heuer CEO Jean-Claude Biver said atRead More
The Meera Kaul Foundation has announced the launch of of a Gender Bias Ranking App and web portal. The Foundation claims that ‘Parity’ measures gender bias in workspaces across the globe, evaluates companies based on their history to exclude women in leadership positions, records real data about sexual harassment in the workplace andRead More
If you use the much-loved calendar app Fantastical on your Mac, Version 2 is now available, and it promises to be better than ever. “We’ve taken the lessons we’ve learned over the past few years and made what we think is the best version of Fantastical yet,” app maker Flexibits wrote in aRead More
Biostar has announced its newest motherboard based on Intel B85 single chip architecture. The Hi-Fi B85Z5 supports Intel’s 4th generation Core i7 and Core i5 processors in the 1150 package and is ready for a work out with 4 channel DDR3 slots for maximum memory support of up to 32GB. Biostar’s Hi-Fi B85Z5Read More