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Fitbit OS 4.1 will have a new smart wake feature, which is a silent on-device alarm that the user can set to wake them up with subtle vibrations. Users will get their nightly Sleep Score on the device, giving them a quick recap of the quality of the night’s sleep, along with other sleep stats and data.

Once again, in a bid to fight depopulation, a village in Italy is giving away homes for free.  According to a report in The Independent, Castropignano, a hill-top community located in the southern Italian region of Molise, is home to just 923 inhabitants and a 14th-century castle. It notified in a public statement that it is hoping to “fight depopulation in the region by offering up its abandoned properties”.

Dixon Technologies, a contract manufacturer in electronic goods, on Monday said its wholly owned subsidiary Padget Electronics Pvt Ltd has entered into an agreement with Motorola Mobility LLC for manufacturing of smartphones.

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Google is planning to launch a slew of new devices, including a high-end Chromebook , Home Mini smart speaker and a new Daydream VR headset. All these upcoming devices have been leaked ahead of the October 4 event.

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Following the discovery of the scam, the government had directed public sector banks to shut down or consolidate overseas branches, while the RBI banned the letter of undertakings (LoUs).

In Japan, an estimated 1.5 million working-age people are living in isolation, a phenomenon known as hikikomori, owing to which they avoid social contact, further raising worries about their mental health and social well-being. According to a survey by the cabinet office done in November, the COVID-19 pandemic has been linked to about one-fifth of the specific incidents, with the most common reason for social withdrawal being “quitting jobs”. The survey, done on 30,000 Japanese citizens aged 10 to 69, further revealed that 2 per cent of individuals in the 15-62 age group were ‘hikikomori’.