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Oropouche Virus Surfaces in Europe: What You Need to Know
For the first time, the Oropouche virus has been reported in Europe, affecting travelers returning from the Americas. Detected in Spain, Italy, and Germany, this virus is carried by midges, a type of biting fly, and mosquitoes. It causes symptoms similar to Zika virus, such as fever, muscle aches, and rash. In about 4% of cases, it can lead to nerv...
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Wear OS 5 Will No Longer Support Watch Faces Not Developed Using WFF, Says Google
Wear OS 5 will no longer support older watch faces on the Play Store, the company announced on Wednesday. The incompatible watch faces include those not developed using WFF (Watch Face Format). Google says only watch faces which meet Google’s quality standards and performance will be accessible on smartwatches running the new firmware.
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Bake Like A Boss: 5 Genius Tips For First-Time Bakers To Excel
Baking Tips: First-time baker? No problem! Our guide has five genius tips to make your baking experience delightful. Get your apron ready!
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Samsung Galaxy S24 Base Variant Tipped to Come With Slower UFS 3.1 Storage
Samsung's Galaxy S24 lineup is anticipated to be one of the first major flagship launches next year. The entire family is said to come with new chipsets and designs. Amid the upgrades, the vanilla Galaxy S24 is tipped to feature relatively slower UFS 3.1 (Universal Flash Storage). This could be part of the cost-cutting measure by Samsung.
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"No Safe Ground..." - How Israel Used 2,000-Pound Bombs In Gaza: Reports
In the first weeks of its war on Gaza, Israel used its most destructive bombs - 2,000-pound weapons - in areas it called "safe" for civilians and along evacuation routes it claimed were "safe" for innocent Gazans, media reports said.
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Blog: My First Solo Travel - A Journey of Self Discovery
I have always been an avid traveller, but there was one aspect of exploration that I had never dared to venture into - solo travelling. The idea of setting out on my own, with no one but myself to rely on, used to fill me with trepidation.
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China Flags "Security Incidents" With Apple iPhones, But No Ban Yet
China flagged security problems with iPhones while saying it isn't barring purchases, the government's first comments on the topic after news reports that authorities are moving to restrict the use of Apple Inc. products in sensitive departments and
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Automakers Plan a Second Life for Old EV Batteries, but That Depends How Long the First Is
Global automakers have touted plans to re-use electric vehicle (EV) batteries when they lose power, but competition for battery packs and cell materials, and the appetite for affordable cars cast doubt on this part of the circular economy.
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Israeli Start-Up Creates World's First 3D-Printed Fish Fillet - See Pic
The company, named Steakholder Foods, states that they are growing fish fillets in laboratory, using cells of grouper fish.
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"I Am Of No Use With The Bat": Yuzvendra Chahal Reveals Rajasthan Royals Tactic That Worked In IPL 2023
RR played their first two 'home' games at Guwahati and the contest on Wednesday night will be their first at the home ground in Sawai Mansingh Stadium.
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"No Change In Syllabus": Top Army Official On Changing Recruitment Rules
There is no change in the syllabus or the test pattern that will be used for the online common entrance examination (CEE), the first level of screening in the recruitment procedure for Agniveers, a top Army official said today.
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Pokémon Company Sues Australian Firm Over NFT Game: Details
The Pokémon Company International has taken Australia’s Kotiota Studios to the court for using Pokémon characters as part of some NFT games. The company has specified that no official NFTs around Pokémon characters have been released so far.
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Bharat Biotech To Launch 1st Nasal Covid Vaccine, No Efficacy Data Released
Bharat Biotech's needle-free intranasal Covid vaccine has been cleared for restricted use in emergency situations for those above the age of 18 years. iNCOVACC will become the first intranasal vaccine in the world.
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Nicholas Pooran Vows To Bounce Back Strongly, Use T20 World Cup Debacle As Motivation
West Indies white-ball captain Nicholas Pooran is in no mood to quit in the aftermath of their T20 World Cup debacle, and vowed to bounce back strongly by taking the first round ouster as "motivation".
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Tanks But No Ammunition: Germany's Ukraine Pledge Shows Military Muddle
Four weeks ago, Germany agreed to send dozens of anti-aircraft tanks to help defend Ukraine from Russia. Now Germany said it can deliver the first Gepard tanks in July. Gepard tanks fire a burst of 35 mm shots, it no longer uses the ammunition.
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Oropouche Virus Surfaces in Europe: What You Need to Know
For the first time, the Oropouche virus has been reported in Europe, affecting travelers returning from the Americas. Detected in Spain, Italy, and Germany, this virus is carried by midges, a type of biting fly, and mosquitoes. It causes symptoms similar to Zika virus, such as fever, muscle aches, and rash. In about 4% of cases, it can lead to nerv...
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Wear OS 5 Will No Longer Support Watch Faces Not Developed Using WFF, Says Google
Wear OS 5 will no longer support older watch faces on the Play Store, the company announced on Wednesday. The incompatible watch faces include those not developed using WFF (Watch Face Format). Google says only watch faces which meet Google’s quality standards and performance will be accessible on smartwatches running the new firmware.
-
Bake Like A Boss: 5 Genius Tips For First-Time Bakers To Excel
Baking Tips: First-time baker? No problem! Our guide has five genius tips to make your baking experience delightful. Get your apron ready!
-
Samsung Galaxy S24 Base Variant Tipped to Come With Slower UFS 3.1 Storage
Samsung's Galaxy S24 lineup is anticipated to be one of the first major flagship launches next year. The entire family is said to come with new chipsets and designs. Amid the upgrades, the vanilla Galaxy S24 is tipped to feature relatively slower UFS 3.1 (Universal Flash Storage). This could be part of the cost-cutting measure by Samsung.
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"No Safe Ground..." - How Israel Used 2,000-Pound Bombs In Gaza: Reports
In the first weeks of its war on Gaza, Israel used its most destructive bombs - 2,000-pound weapons - in areas it called "safe" for civilians and along evacuation routes it claimed were "safe" for innocent Gazans, media reports said.
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Blog: My First Solo Travel - A Journey of Self Discovery
I have always been an avid traveller, but there was one aspect of exploration that I had never dared to venture into - solo travelling. The idea of setting out on my own, with no one but myself to rely on, used to fill me with trepidation.
-
China Flags "Security Incidents" With Apple iPhones, But No Ban Yet
China flagged security problems with iPhones while saying it isn't barring purchases, the government's first comments on the topic after news reports that authorities are moving to restrict the use of Apple Inc. products in sensitive departments and
-
Automakers Plan a Second Life for Old EV Batteries, but That Depends How Long the First Is
Global automakers have touted plans to re-use electric vehicle (EV) batteries when they lose power, but competition for battery packs and cell materials, and the appetite for affordable cars cast doubt on this part of the circular economy.
-
Israeli Start-Up Creates World's First 3D-Printed Fish Fillet - See Pic
The company, named Steakholder Foods, states that they are growing fish fillets in laboratory, using cells of grouper fish.
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"I Am Of No Use With The Bat": Yuzvendra Chahal Reveals Rajasthan Royals Tactic That Worked In IPL 2023
RR played their first two 'home' games at Guwahati and the contest on Wednesday night will be their first at the home ground in Sawai Mansingh Stadium.
-
"No Change In Syllabus": Top Army Official On Changing Recruitment Rules
There is no change in the syllabus or the test pattern that will be used for the online common entrance examination (CEE), the first level of screening in the recruitment procedure for Agniveers, a top Army official said today.
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Pokémon Company Sues Australian Firm Over NFT Game: Details
The Pokémon Company International has taken Australia’s Kotiota Studios to the court for using Pokémon characters as part of some NFT games. The company has specified that no official NFTs around Pokémon characters have been released so far.
-
Bharat Biotech To Launch 1st Nasal Covid Vaccine, No Efficacy Data Released
Bharat Biotech's needle-free intranasal Covid vaccine has been cleared for restricted use in emergency situations for those above the age of 18 years. iNCOVACC will become the first intranasal vaccine in the world.
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Nicholas Pooran Vows To Bounce Back Strongly, Use T20 World Cup Debacle As Motivation
West Indies white-ball captain Nicholas Pooran is in no mood to quit in the aftermath of their T20 World Cup debacle, and vowed to bounce back strongly by taking the first round ouster as "motivation".
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Tanks But No Ammunition: Germany's Ukraine Pledge Shows Military Muddle
Four weeks ago, Germany agreed to send dozens of anti-aircraft tanks to help defend Ukraine from Russia. Now Germany said it can deliver the first Gepard tanks in July. Gepard tanks fire a burst of 35 mm shots, it no longer uses the ammunition.
