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Earlier in October when Apple stopped selling rival brands’ earphones and speakers, people took it as a hint that the Cupertino-giant will be launching its own product lineup in the event on October 13 alongside the much-anticipated iPhone 12 series. However, as per the recent information that has come to light, Apple will not be launching the Airpods Studio headphones in Tuesday’s event.",

MevoFit has launched MevoFit Thrust fitness tracking watch in India. The latest fitness watch comes with features such as daily activity tracker, sleep, HR, BP, ECG, PPG, Sports Mode, Timer and Notifications Display.",

For now, the feature is limited to a group of users, but the company will begin a broader roll out soon. This group includes creators, journalists, public figures, experts, and community leaders. The Tip Jar feature is visible in an individual’s profile.",

The title and the first-look poster of filmmaker Venkat Prabhu’s upcoming directorial, which was tentatively titled NC 22, was unveiled on December 23 to coincide with the birthday celebration of actor Naga Chaitanya. The film titled Custody promises to redefine the screen image of Chaitanya as an action hero."

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Over the last few months, we have seen several Hollywood and Bollywood celebrities giving their own twist to this trend. While all the Barbiecore outfits have largely been associated with the summer and fall seasons, Selena Gomez recently showed us how you can ace this trend in the winter months, too.",

While none of these smartwatches will be accurate as the Apple Watch Ultra or medical equipment, they do just fine if you want to track your sleep or workouts. Here, we will take a look at some of the best smartwatches you can buy under Rs 5,000 that offer decent value for money.",

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A new artificial-intelligence-based technique developed by Johns Hopkins University researchers could reportedly predict if and when a patient could die of cardiac arrest. According to the university, the technology trained on raw images of diseased patients’ hearts and patient backgrounds improves on doctor’s predictions and could potentially revolutionise clinical decision making and increase the chances of survival for patients with sudden and lethal cardiac arrhythmias."