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6 January 2021, 11:39 am EST By
Amazon, one of the world s tech giants, is reportedly working on a new Alexa-enabled device that can help detect and track sleep apnea, a potentially dangerous sleeping disorder.
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Amazon s Sleep Apnea Tracker
According to Business Insider, the device is small, around the size of your palm, and will not require any contact as you can place it on your nightstand and it will work as a contactless sleep apnea tracker, based on what their sources said, who are people familiar with the device.
A prototype is reportedly being developed, which looks like a standing hexagonal pad, according to one of the sources.
27 December 2020, 10:02 pm EST By
Apple finally met its match in the form of the laptop-tablet computer, Microsoft Surface Pro X, that can beat the MacBook Air M1 2020 because of one major detail that it does not have. Both laptop computers are sporting ARM-based chipsets that combine almost all significant processes in a single chip, reducing different processes internally.
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The two technology manufacturing giants in the country have met each other on the battlefield, again looking at another rivalry that now concerns their PC laptops in the portability match. Both laptop computers have bid farewell to the former processor chip, the Intel core, and have moved forward with its recent ARM architecture.
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Two joggers run along Albert Park Lake on an Autumn day with high-rise and apartment buildings in the city in the background on June 16, 2017 in Melbourne, Australia. There has been increased interest in the fire safety of Melbourne s high rise residential towers following the fatal Grenfell Tower fire in London on Wednesday. 17 people have been confirmed dead following the London blaze, with initial investigations suggesting that flammable cladding on the outside of the building contributed to the rapid spread of the blaze. Similar cladding was found to have been to blame for a similar blaze in Melbourne s Lacrosse building in 2014.