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- Hume Body Pod Smart Scale
- Third-party app stores will soon be available through the Google Play Store in the US
- Thinking Machines Lab Drops Its First Model
- MTN Champions Digital Skills to Empower Africa’s Next Generation
- This Kids Chore Tracker Might Be the Parenting Upgrade I Needed
- Huawei MatePad Air (2026) hands-on
- Texas A&M Trains AI to Identify Alzheimer’s Stage Using Multimodal Patient Data
- ONVIF Profile V Brings Vendor-Neutral Standards to Cloud Video Surveillance
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Hume Body Pod Smart Scale | Key Features, Price & Alternatives HomeBathroom GadgetsHume Body Pod Smart Scale Gadget Flow EditorsHume Body Pod Smart ScaleHurry up! This item is 35% OFF!The Hume Body Pod is a smart scale that measures weight, body fat, muscle mass, and heart health in under 60 seconds, using sensors in both the platform and handle.Full-body scan: Most smart scales only read your legs. The Body Pod’s handle adds a second contact point, scanning your arms, torso, and heart too.DEXA-level accuracy: An independent lab found its readings land within 2% of a medical DEXA scan, including body…
Running an app store is a profitable business – one that platform makers are keen to protect. That used to be the case with Google too, but the conclusion of a 6-year legal battle with Epic Games has come to a surprise ending that will make third-party app stores that much more accessible. The story started in 2020 when Epic sued Google, alleging that Google held a monopoly in the Android app distribution market and in-app billing services. A jury sided with Epic, but this then went through an appeal process until, eventually, the two companies reached a settlement agreement…
Thinking Machines Lab, an artificial intelligence company started by exiles from OpenAI, has released its first model, called Inkling. The startup’s new model is open-weight, which means that researchers and startups will be able to download and modify it.In a a blog post, the company says Inkling was trained from scratch to make sense of audio and video input as well as text. It says that while Inkling isn’t the best model on popular benchmarks, it performs well at many tasks, and is capable of advanced reasoning and coding. Like many open-weight models, Inkling is relatively large—975 billion parameters—and needs…
As Africa’s leading digital solutions provider, MTN is committed to creating those pathways by connecting digital skills with real opportunity. Africa’s digital future will be shaped by the young people who have the opportunity to participate in it. As technology rapidly transforms industries and redefines the future of work, access to digital skills has become more than an education imperative – it’s an economic necessity. As an organisation leading digital solutions for Africa’s progress, MTN believes expanding access to digital skills is fundamentally about expanding access to opportunity. World Youth Skills Day, observed annually on 15 July, provides an opportunity…
SkylightI love the idea of chore charts for kids, but I have successfully implemented maybe three. Not because my kids don’t need one. Because the chart relies entirely on me: I make it, I remind them to check it, I confirm the chores actually happened, and the second our routine changes, I’m supposed to build a new one from scratch. So instead I end up narrating the day out loud like a drill sergeant. Enter Skylight Buddy, a new kids chore tracker in the shape of a nightstand device. It made me realize we’re watching the humble chore chart evolve into…
During its yesterday’s event in Malaysia, Huawei introduced the Pura 90s series along with the FreeClip 2 S and MatePad Air (2026). We had our chance to meet the devices in person, so here’s a quick rundown of the updated MatePad Air for this year. MatePad Air (2026) Just like its predecessor, the MatePad Air (2026) features a 12-inch display, but instead of a plain old IPS LCD panel, the newer Air swaps it out for a brighter OLED one with a 144Hz refresh rate. What’s more, the screen features Huawei’s PaperMatte coating that makes it look…
Researchers are developing a system that uses patient data to help physicians identify the disease sooner. July 15, 2026 — Artificial intelligence excels at spotting patterns in large data sets, and Texas A&M University researchers are aiming to leverage that strength to detect Alzheimer’s disease sooner. There is currently no single test that can determine if a person has Alzheimer’s. According to the Alzheimer’s Association, physicians typically use a combination of exams, including brain imaging, cognitive testing and blood tests, to make an accurate diagnosis. Dr. Tianbao Yang, professor and holder of Stephen Horn ’79 Engineering Excellence Chair position in the…
Profile V extends the ONVIF brand-independent approach to the cloud, giving system integrators, consultants and end users a way to build cloud video systems that are not tied to a single vendor. ONVIF®, whose open standards make IP-based physical security products interoperable worldwide, has introduced the Release Candidate for ONVIF Profile V, a draft standard for cloud-based video surveillance. Profile V extends the ONVIF brand-independent approach to the cloud, giving system integrators, consultants and end users a way to build cloud video systems that are not tied to a single vendor. A cloud-based video management system reduces or replaces on-site…
AI SceneGetting lost indoors still happens more often than it should. People can use a phone to find the fastest route across town, track a delivery, or locate a parked car. Yet inside a hospital, airport, campus building, shopping center, or convention hall, visitors can still end up staring at a wall map and hoping they picked the right hallway.That experience is changing. Current smart-space trends, indoor mapping use cases, and wayfinding technology research show that digital tools are making large physical environments easier to move through. Instead of relying only on static signs, organizations are using screens, kiosks, apps,…
OpenAI’s first device will be a screen-less smart speaker, according to a new report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. It will be designed to be used inside the home but will be easy to move around the house and will use a rechargeable battery. Like any other smart speaker, it will be able to control smart home appliances, play media, answer questions, respond to messages, and of course this being an OpenAI product, it will have ChatGPT built-in. The chatbot will use a more advanced version of the new ChatGPT voice mode, with which you can have a true back-and-forth conversation,…
