Scientists have used genetically engineered bacteria to recreate a masterpiece at a microscopic scale. By engineering E. coli bacteria to respond to light, they’ve guided the bacteria like tiny drones toward patterns that depict Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa. It’s not artistic recognition they’re after....
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August 17, 2018 admin
Art, bacteria, Emerging Tech, genetic engineering, Health & Fitness, lab on a chip, News
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Those in the market for a new wearable to work out with may want to hold on for a bit. An anonymous source told Android Authority that Fitbit plans on adding another fitness tracker to its lineup — the Fitbit Charge 3. If the rumors are...
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August 17, 2018 admin
Fibit, Fitbit Charge, Fitbit Ionic, fitbit versa, Health & Fitness, Mobile, News, Wearables
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Your next Google Pixel Watch might come with a new fitness feature: The tech giant is reportedly working on a health and well-being coach for Wear OS devices. It’s called Project Wooden internally, according to Android Police, but to the public, the assistant will be “Google Coach”...
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August 16, 2018 admin
Android Army, Google, google fit, Health & Fitness, health and fitness, Mobile, News, Wearables
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The term “phantom limb” is often thrown around to describe the subtle sensation of something felt but not seen, but few people realize how disorienting the syndrome can be. For more than half of all amputees, phantom limbs can be an uncanny and even painful...
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August 16, 2018 admin
Bionics, Emerging Tech, Health & Fitness, Neuroscience, News, phantom limb, prosthetic limb
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Rommel Canlas/Shutterstock Forget cancer: That devilishly useful smartphone in your pocket is likely to blind you before killing you – at least, if the latest round of breathless hype is to be believed. Relax. Neither is true, despite what you might read in the headlines. A...
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August 15, 2018 admin
Blue Light, Health & Fitness, macular degeneration, Mobile, News, night light, Opinion
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Most basic cycling computers offer similar functionality these days, providing riders with data on time, distance, and speed at the very least. But the more advanced models can do far more than that, putting a slew of features at a cyclists’ fingertips that are helpful...
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August 15, 2018 admin
Cycling, cycling computers, fitness, Health & Fitness, Mio, News, Outdoors
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A cancer diagnosis can be a devastating event. And for patients suffering from brain cancer, the diagnosis carries extra weight. It’s not just the disease that’s taxing — treatment itself can be grueling on both the body and the spirit. In a bid to improve...
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August 11, 2018 admin
Artificial intelligence, Cancer, Emerging Tech, Health & Fitness, medicine, MIT, News
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Alanna Cotton Samsung To hear Samsung’s Alanna Cotton tell it, the Galaxy Watch isn’t just a smartwatch: It’s going to transform your life. So forget about fitness tracking, which is just one piece in the puzzle. And forget about notifications (they’re a little annoying anyway,...
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August 11, 2018 admin
Alana Cotton, Android Army, Features, fitness trackers, Health & Fitness, health and fitness, Samsung Galaxy Watch, samsung unpacked 2018, smartwatch, Wearables
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August 11, 2018 admin
Emerging Tech, Health & Fitness, News, nuclear, Radiation, research
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For all intents and purposes, Google Glass has joined the ranks of the LaserDisc or Nintendo Power Glove among the once-promising gadgets which failed to catch on with consumers. After we had written them off as old news, however, Google’s ill-fated smart glasses may have...
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August 9, 2018 admin
autism, Emerging Tech, google glass, Health & Fitness, News, Wearables
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