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“Be wise and smart” – Ex-Nigeria and PSG player talks on if son will play for Super Eagles or Belgium
Former Nigeria international Furo Iyenemi has shared his thoughts on whether his son, Kaye Furo, will represent the Super Eagles or Belgium at the senior international level, Soccernet.ng reports. The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has consistently worked to convince dual-nationality players to choose Nigeria over other nations. From the likes of Ademola Lookman to Alex
One smart ring to rule them all? Finnish startup Oura raises $200M
Finnish startup Oura has closed its Series D funding round at $200mn, bringing the smart ring maker’s valuation to a cosy $5.2bn. Oura’s smart ring uses 20 biometric markers to track sleep, physical activity, and stress resilience. The device displays this data on an app that gives you a personalised “readiness” score. We tested the wearable
Canalys: smart watch/band market up 3% in Q3’24, affordable smart bands help drive the growth
Smart wearables for the wrist – smart bands, basic smartwatches and advanced smartwatches – grew a modest 3% in Q3 2024 compared to the same period of 2023. That’s a total of 52.9 million units shipped, but inside that total is a complex mix. Smart bands had the most upward momentum and grew 7% to
Smart mask can be used to monitor a range of medical conditions
The world of wearable health monitoring is advancing at a rapid pace. From watches to patches and various sensors, these devices are revolutionizing the way individuals manage their well-being. Now, joining this revolutionary lineup is a groundbreaking high-tech paper mask designed to monitor breath and improve respiratory health. Wei Gao, a leading expert in medical
Windows Smart App Control, SmartScreen bypass exploited since 2018
A design flaw in Windows Smart App Control and SmartScreen that enables attackers to launch programs without triggering security warnings has been under exploitation since at least 2018. Smart App Control is a reputation-based security feature that uses Microsoft's app intelligence services for safety predictions and Windows' code integrity features to identify and block untrusted (unsigned)
10 Of The Best Renter-Friendly Smart Home Gadgets
Hispanolistic/Getty Images By Alli Hill/June 9, 2024 1:30 pm EST You don't have to own a smart home to live in one. If you're renting your home, you'll be glad to know there are plenty of smart, high-tech gadgets that can make your life easier without the permanency of hard-wired fixtures. When your lease is up
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Credit: Image product courtesy of Amazon Standing fans tend to annoy me. I find I’m constantly getting up to adjust them; they’re loud; and they become absolutely filthy with no clear way to clean them. None of these issues seem like they’d be hard to
AIIMS-Delhi Smart Card to cover all depts
New Delhi: The AIIMS Smart Card started on a pilot basis in some departments of the premier health institute would be rolled out across all sections by March 31 for enabling all kinds of payments, the AIIMS Delhi said on Wednesday. Subsequently, no cash payment shall be accepted at any counters other than at the
The Smart Designer Launches Proxy Plus
Boston, MA, January 03, 2024 --(PR.com)-- The Smart Designer launches Proxy Plus, a new data entry and procurement tracking service built on the most powerful project management software for interior designers available.Boston, MA-based The Smart Designer announced today their launch of Proxy Plus. Proxy Plus is a data entry and procurement tracking outsourcing solution overseen by
Smart and advanced materials for future generations of soft medical microrobots
Hydrogels that respond to stimuli have attracted much interest as a diverse class of soft actuators. Responsive hydrogels with anisotropic characteristics and shape-change programmability offer various possibilities for creating soft robotics. In a new study, scientists report the synthesis of pH-responsive hydrogel nanocomposites with predetermined microstructural anisotropy, shape-transformation, and self-healing. Scientists from the University of