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NUS Institute for Health Innovation & Technology Researchers in Singapore have developed a wearable that bypasses the need to collect biofluid samples and can help detect medical conditions like strokes earlier. According to a report on the project, the stretchable hydrogel-based sensor tracks the user’s biomarkers — chemicals found in blood and other body fluids […] More
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rob dobi/Getty Images Scams and cybercrimes have continued their upward trajectory in Singapore, with scammers opting to reach their victims through messaging and social media platforms. Meta’s trinity of platforms — Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp — are of particular concern, alongside Telegram, the latter of which is used in 45% of scam cases, according to […] More
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Artie Beaty/ZDNETIf you’ve ever had trouble organizing your grocery list or figuring out what to pack for your next trip, a new feature from Google might help.Google Keep, the popular note-taking app that lets you jot down ideas and keep things organized, just rolled out a feature called “Help me create a list.” As the name implies, it uses AI to help you build a list based on the prompt you enter. Also: 5 free AI tools for school that students, teachers, and parents can use, tooYou can ask Keep to make lists using prompts like, “Packing list for a camping trip with 2 kids in summer,” “Classic movies to watch on Halloween,” or “Spring cleaning checklist for a 2-bedroom apartment,” Google says. The company adds that you’ll get better results the more specific your instructions are.Once Keep makes a list, you can paste it to a blank note to save or edit it. Also: 5 ways I use Google Keep for maximum productivityA small caveat: The feature is free for Pixel users but only available to Google One AI Premium subscribers or Workspace Labs users if you’re on another Android device. More
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