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Samsung smart ring features leak ahead of rumoured Galaxy launch next week including stress tracking and snore detection
THE features on the brand-new Samsung smart ring have reportedly been leaked early ahead of the blockbuster Galaxy launch next week.Samsung’s latest piece of innovative tech is set to impress potential buyers with the jewellery able to track the wearer’s stress levels, detect snoring and even measure skin temperature.5Samsung smart ring features have been leaked ahead of the blockbuster Galaxy launch next weekCredit: Alamy5The Galaxy Ring will be able to track the wearer’s stress levels, detect snoring and even measure skin temperatureCredit: Alamy5It will be compatible with the Samsung Health app but won’t work with Apple devicesCredit: AlamyThe small silver…
Avoid bingeing boxsets, write with your wrong hand and floss your teeth… 25 easy, everyday ways to prevent dementia
By JOSH SAUNDERS and CLARE O’REILLYSMALL adjustments in your lifestyle could ward off problems in later life.11Consumption habits earlier in life have a huge part to play in our long-term health and affect our chances of getting dementiaCredit: GettyExperts revealed yesterday that just one extra portion of vegetables a day in your 40s could lower the risk of dementia.A study found the consumption habits of the middle-aged were the strongest predictor of the likelihood of developing the memory-robbing disease in later life. Those with diets high in plant-food groups, including leafy greens, beans, whole fruits and whole grains, were considered “most protective”. It…
Mum of Brit Jay Slater missing in Tenerife shares tragic new statement saying ‘words cannot describe the pain’ – The Sun
THE devastated mum of Jay Slater has said “words cannot describe the pain and agony” after the search for her son was called off. Debbie Duncan said in a heartbreaking statement “we just want to find him” after the family vowed to keep looking as cops called off the hunt after 14 days.10Debbie said ‘words cannot describe the pain and agony’ after the search for her son was called offCredit: Doug Seeburg10Jay Slater was reported missing on June 17Credit: Ian Whittaker10The search for Jay Slater was called off after two weeksCredit: Facebook10The Spanish Civil Guard announced the end of the…
‘You’re a lifesaver’ say iPhone owners after fan shares ‘awesome’ music button trick they ‘didn’t even know existed’
APPLE fans are loving an easy-to-miss music trick that’s hidden away on your iPhone.Once you find it, you’ll want to use it all the time.3Shazam is built into your iPhone – but you might not be using it to its full potentialCredit: The U.S. Sun/AppleFor a start, you may not realize that Shazam is available on your iPhone as standard.Shazam’s tech identifies songs playing nearby – and tells you what you’re hearing.This isn’t the main part of the trick, but it’s important to know.Apple bought Shazam back in 2018, and has built the tech directly into your iPhone.So you don’t…
Worst NHS ambulance delays laid bare as critical patients forced to wait 10 hours and others more than two days for care
EMERGENCY patients were forced to wait more than 10 hours for ambulances in the worst delays last year, NHS figures reveal.The longest waits for Category 2 calls, including heart attacks and strokes, passed 10 hours in all areas of England in 2023.1Patients were forced to wait more than 10 hours for ambulances in the worst delays, new NHS figures showCredit: AlamyThe worst was a shocking 16 hours and 49 minutes in East Anglia.In previous years patients have died after enduring similar delays.NHS standards stipulate a crew should arrive within 18 minutes for Category 2 calls.Nearly all of the ambulance trusts…
Putin planning fleet of WW1-style BLIMPS in desperate bid to protect against Ukraine’s crippling kamikaze drone blitzes
PUTIN is poised to launch airships in a bizarre plan to halt kamikaze drones deployed by Ukraine aimed at Russian targets.The aim is to use multiple mini airships to raise giant nets in the path of incoming drones which are spotted by radar.5Russia absurdly plans to use blips against Ukraine dronesCredit: East2West5Russian President Vladimir Putin has gotten blueprints for the blimpCredit: APThe UAVs, or drones, are then caught by the netting before hitting their target.The blueprint has been designed by a Russian airship company after an appeal by Putin’s regime for technology to counter Ukrainian drones which have caused major…
Four major upgrades on Google Maps that solve summer travel woes – including nifty alert to avoid crowds
THERE are four must-know Google Maps features that can help relieve any travel woes you have this summer – at home and abroad.The nifty crows tracker could become a fan favourite among the more introverted travellers. 1If you’re road-tripping this summer, these Google Maps features are a must-knowCredit: GettyNavigate airports and train stationsLarge airports and train stations – whether they’re on home soil are further flung – can be a nightmare to navigate when you’re unfamiliar. Fortunately, if you need to quickly find a shop in an airport or even a shopping centre, Google Maps can help. The app has…
A 13-YEAR-OLD boy died from a rare form of cancer that his parents initially mistook for hay fever.Jake Swinscoe was suffering from a “stuffy nose and watery eyes” – common symptoms of seasonal allergies – so his mum offered him antihistamines.17Jake Swinscoe was suffering from a ‘stuffy nose and watery eyes’Credit: Tell & Sell Stories17His mum thought he had hay fever but it was actually cancerCredit: Tell & Sell StoriesBut the teenager was later diagnosed with stage 3 alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma – a soft-tissue cancer that mostly affects teenagers and young adults.Jake started receiving intensive chemotherapy, followed by proton beam therapy,…
Jay Slater’s parents make desperate plea to ‘keep case alive’ after cop meeting…but say they’re no closer to finding him
JAY SLATER’S desperate parents say they are still no closer to finding their son despite a crunch meeting with cops today.Debbie Duncan and Warren Slater have spent the last two weeks in Tenerife searching for their 19-year-old son as they pleaded with the public to keep the case alive.11Jay’s parents Debbie Duncan and Warren Slater had a crunch meeting with cops in Tenerife today to discuss their sonCredit: Doug Seeburg11The pair say they are still no closer to getting any answers on Jay’s disappearanceCredit: Doug Seeburg11Warren said they would return to the police station ‘when they ask us to’Credit: Doug…
Panicked AI users revolt against Silicon Valley as tech giants like Microsoft and Amazon back down over policy changes
ARTIFICIAL intelligence is here to stay – and many users are hitting back at tech giants like Microsoft and Meta over data privacy concerns.While the companies have taken note of the criticism, not all responses have been equally reassuring.8Microsoft introduced its Recall AI tool for Copilot+ PCs as “your everyday AI assistant,” but delayed the tool’s release following a wash of data privacy concernsCredit: MicrosoftMicrosoftMicrosoft was forced to delay the release of an artificial intelligence tool called Recall following a wave of backlash.The feature was introduced last month, billed as “your everyday AI companion.”Recall takes screen captures of your device…