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Apple’s new redesigned MacBook Pro 16-inch is expected to launch later this month. Leaks and rumours around the upcoming device have been going on around for quite some time no,w and the latest one claims that the 16-inch MacBook Pro will come 96W fast charging.

The Mi Watch seems to be heavily inspired by the Apple Watch. The leaked image shows the Mi Watch with a square-shaped display, rounded corners, a crown button on the right side and a small pill-shaped button below it. In other words, the Mi Watch will be a replica of the Apple Watch.

Freiburg came from behind to beat Werder Bremen 2-1 in the Bundesliga, boosting its chances of Champions League qualification, while Union Berlin remained third Sunday despite a 1-1 draw with Bochum.

Sleep Stages helps in understanding a users’ sleep quality better by estimating the amount of time they spend in light, deep and REM sleep. The technology makes us of heart rate variability. Sleep Insights, on the other hand, uses Fitbit data to provide personalised guidance on how to improve sleep for better overall health.

Heckel’s Geschwister or Siblings was owned by Jewish historian Max Fischer until 1934, the year before he fled Germany to avoid Nazi persecution, according to Baden-Wuerttembergs state commission on Nazi-looted art.

Scientists heard their first pops in an experiment that searches for signs of the invisible particles in the form of tiny bubbles. They need further analysis to discern whether dark matter caused any of the COUPP-60 experiment’s first bubbles at the SNOLAB underground science laboratory in Ontario,Canada.

With Apple discontinuing the popular 13-inch MacBook Pro model, the company also seems to mark the end of the Touch Bar. For the uninitiated, the ‘Touch Bar’ is basically a strip of OLED screen that responds to touch and replaces the keyboard’s function row. It was introduced on the 2016 MacBook Pros.

Our habits — fitness, sleep, diet — play a huge role in keeping us healthy. This why experts often suggest that making small tweaks in our every day habits can help us sustain better, fight illnesses, and stay in shape — both mentally and physically. But today, we will specifically focus on food and how our eating habits can make or break our health. Talking about the same, Vikas Chawla, an Ayurveda expert, founder and director, Vedas Cure told indianexpress.com, “We should never go overboard with food as it directly impacts our physical, mental, and social health. There should always be some kind of moderation exercised on all counts to keep our bodies active. Meal mistakes often make our entire operating mechanism slow and lazy. These mistakes should be avoided, and care should be exercised.”