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Reasons Why Shoes Labelled 'Comfortable' May Not Be Enough For Seniors
Not all shoes labelled comfortable live up to the name, especially for older adults. From flimsy insoles to fashion-first designs that ignore function, here's why senior-friendly shoes miss the mark and what features genuinely make a difference.
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How Thermal Printers Can Change Your Perspective Towards School Projects And Assignments
In an age where technology enhances creativity and efficiency, thermal printers are transforming the landscape of education. These compact devices are user-friendly and provide a unique way to elevate school projects and assignments.
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Meta to Label AI Generated Images on Facebook Instagram Threads
Meta has announced that it will begin labelling AI-generated images on all of its platforms including Facebook, Instagram, and Threads. The company already marks images created by its own AI models as “Imagined with AI” but now it will do the same for images created by other AI models. For this, the tech giant is working with AI firms in the in...
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"Orry Culture Is Dangerous": Suchitra Krishnamoorthi Shares What Her Friend Said
Suchitra Krishnamoorthi expressed worries about the film industry's 'Orry culture' emphasizing prominence over talent, linked to popularity.
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US SEC Sues Coinbase, One Day After Suing Binance; Accuses Crypto Exchange of Operating Illegally
The US Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday sued Coinbase, accusing the largest US cryptocurrency platform of operating illegally because it failed to register as an exchange, in another blow to the crypto industry.
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Wharton Becomes First Ivy League School to Launch Programme on the Metaverse
In a first-of-its-kind certification program titled 'Business in the Metaverse Economy,' the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania will offer business professionals a six-week crash course on topics like VR technologies and blockchain-based worlds.
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Michelin Accredited With India's First Fuel Efficiency 5 Star Rating For Passenger Car Tyre Category
Michelin has become the first tyre brand in the passenger vehicle segment in India to be accredited with the newly introduced star labeling program by the Government of India, receiving a 5-star rating for its Michelin Latitude Sport 3 and Michelin Pilot Sport 4 SUV tyres.
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Dogecoin Co-Founder Calls 95 Percent of All Crypto Projects 'Scam and Garbage'
Billy Markus, co-founder of the popular memecoin Dogecoin, said the great majority of cryptocurrency projects in the industry are nothing but scams and garbage with no real value to offer. According to Markus, top traditional financial players have labelled the digital asset landscape as "garbage" and a scam because of the existence of bad players ...
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A Week-long Trip to Mumbai? Here's the Most Rewarding Itinerary
In recent years, Mumbai has been awarded the labels "Maximum City" and "City of Dreams," emphasizing the city's vast contrasts and prospects.
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Reliance Retail Acquires Majority Stake In Ritu Kumar's Designer Label
Reliance Retail acquired a majority 52 per cent stake in pioneering designer Ritu Kumar's label, which includes buying out 35 per cent stake held by Everstone Capital in Ritika Privat Limited-the company that owns Ritu Kumar brands.
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YouTube Premium, Music Now Have Over 50 Million Subscribers, Company Reports
YouTube Music has signed up more than 50 million paid subscribers to its music service, a major milestone for Google’s video site that has long been criticised by record labels and Hollywood studios for giving away their work for free.
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Bollywood Music Producer's Firm Goes To Cops Over "Fake Vaccine Camp"
A leading music record label and film production firm approached the police in Mumbai today claiming that its employees, their families were duped by the same people who had allegedly conducted a fake vaccination camp at other places, officials said.
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Porsche And Nvidia Working On Autonomous Vehicle AI
The company's first computing platform for use in cars was presented under the label Nvidia Drive. The PX 1 was able to process images from 12 connected cameras and simultaneously execute programmes for collision avoidance or driver monitoring.
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"Genocide": Mamata Banerjee On Violence Outside Bengal Polling Booth
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has labelled the killing of four people in central force firing at Cooch Behar "a genocide" and said the victims were "sprayed with bullets in the chest and neck". "This is genocide. They have fired just like a f
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Bollywood’s Bullying Is Killing Indian YouTube Parody Creators
From T-Series to YRF, Bollywood’s inability to laugh at itself is driving away independent Indian YouTube creators who make parodies. The film industry is helped by India’s archaic copyright law, which doesn’t afford enough protection to works of fair use.
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Reasons Why Shoes Labelled 'Comfortable' May Not Be Enough For Seniors
Not all shoes labelled comfortable live up to the name, especially for older adults. From flimsy insoles to fashion-first designs that ignore function, here's why senior-friendly shoes miss the mark and what features genuinely make a difference.
-
How Thermal Printers Can Change Your Perspective Towards School Projects And Assignments
In an age where technology enhances creativity and efficiency, thermal printers are transforming the landscape of education. These compact devices are user-friendly and provide a unique way to elevate school projects and assignments.
-
Meta to Label AI Generated Images on Facebook Instagram Threads
Meta has announced that it will begin labelling AI-generated images on all of its platforms including Facebook, Instagram, and Threads. The company already marks images created by its own AI models as “Imagined with AI” but now it will do the same for images created by other AI models. For this, the tech giant is working with AI firms in the in...
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"Orry Culture Is Dangerous": Suchitra Krishnamoorthi Shares What Her Friend Said
Suchitra Krishnamoorthi expressed worries about the film industry's 'Orry culture' emphasizing prominence over talent, linked to popularity.
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US SEC Sues Coinbase, One Day After Suing Binance; Accuses Crypto Exchange of Operating Illegally
The US Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday sued Coinbase, accusing the largest US cryptocurrency platform of operating illegally because it failed to register as an exchange, in another blow to the crypto industry.
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Wharton Becomes First Ivy League School to Launch Programme on the Metaverse
In a first-of-its-kind certification program titled 'Business in the Metaverse Economy,' the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania will offer business professionals a six-week crash course on topics like VR technologies and blockchain-based worlds.
-
Michelin Accredited With India's First Fuel Efficiency 5 Star Rating For Passenger Car Tyre Category
Michelin has become the first tyre brand in the passenger vehicle segment in India to be accredited with the newly introduced star labeling program by the Government of India, receiving a 5-star rating for its Michelin Latitude Sport 3 and Michelin Pilot Sport 4 SUV tyres.
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Dogecoin Co-Founder Calls 95 Percent of All Crypto Projects 'Scam and Garbage'
Billy Markus, co-founder of the popular memecoin Dogecoin, said the great majority of cryptocurrency projects in the industry are nothing but scams and garbage with no real value to offer. According to Markus, top traditional financial players have labelled the digital asset landscape as "garbage" and a scam because of the existence of bad players ...
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A Week-long Trip to Mumbai? Here's the Most Rewarding Itinerary
In recent years, Mumbai has been awarded the labels "Maximum City" and "City of Dreams," emphasizing the city's vast contrasts and prospects.
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Reliance Retail Acquires Majority Stake In Ritu Kumar's Designer Label
Reliance Retail acquired a majority 52 per cent stake in pioneering designer Ritu Kumar's label, which includes buying out 35 per cent stake held by Everstone Capital in Ritika Privat Limited-the company that owns Ritu Kumar brands.
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YouTube Premium, Music Now Have Over 50 Million Subscribers, Company Reports
YouTube Music has signed up more than 50 million paid subscribers to its music service, a major milestone for Google’s video site that has long been criticised by record labels and Hollywood studios for giving away their work for free.
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Bollywood Music Producer's Firm Goes To Cops Over "Fake Vaccine Camp"
A leading music record label and film production firm approached the police in Mumbai today claiming that its employees, their families were duped by the same people who had allegedly conducted a fake vaccination camp at other places, officials said.
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Porsche And Nvidia Working On Autonomous Vehicle AI
The company's first computing platform for use in cars was presented under the label Nvidia Drive. The PX 1 was able to process images from 12 connected cameras and simultaneously execute programmes for collision avoidance or driver monitoring.
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"Genocide": Mamata Banerjee On Violence Outside Bengal Polling Booth
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has labelled the killing of four people in central force firing at Cooch Behar "a genocide" and said the victims were "sprayed with bullets in the chest and neck". "This is genocide. They have fired just like a f
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Bollywood’s Bullying Is Killing Indian YouTube Parody Creators
From T-Series to YRF, Bollywood’s inability to laugh at itself is driving away independent Indian YouTube creators who make parodies. The film industry is helped by India’s archaic copyright law, which doesn’t afford enough protection to works of fair use.
