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Casio's Ring Watch Gets a Smart Upgrade

Casio has evolved its miniature Ring Watch into a health-tracking wearable, the CRW-H001M-8. This device combines the playful design of the company's digital watch with advanced fitness monitoring capabilities. Launched originally in 2024 to mark a 50th anniversary, the new ring features heart rate and blood oxygen sensors. It tracks steps, sleep, and various workouts while maintaining its classic, metal ring aesthetic. Initially, Casio will release this limited edition model only in China. ⌚

#CasioTech#SmartWearable#RingWatch
tech

Apple eyeing screen-free future for Apple Watch

Apple is reportedly exploring screen-free wearable devices to boost growth in the Apple Watch segment. This exploration is happening in Mumbai as consumers favor lighter health trackers like smart rings. The company is evaluating concepts similar to Whoop bands and alternative display tech, amidst growing competition. Furthermore, Apple aims to make its wearables more AI-centric for deeper personalized health insights. For now, Apple is preparing incremental upgrades like the Series 12 and a new Ultra model. ⌚

#AppleWatch#Wearables#TechTrends
business

📈 Nifty trade setup for August 11: Consolidation expected

The Nifty closed at 24,583 on Monday after a volatile, range-bound session on Dalal Street. Analysts noted that immediate support is set at the 24,450–24,400 zone, while broader support lies between 24,300–24,250. The market structure remains positive as long as the index stays above these key support levels. A breakout above 24,700 could boost bullish momentum, but a drop below 24,400 could trigger profit booking. Further directional moves will likely be determined by major support and resistance levels in the coming days. 📈

#Nifty#StockMarket#Trading
tech

🚨 Gunra ransomware bypasses MFA via Fortinet VPN flaws

A joint advisory exposed the Gunra ransomware group exploiting Fortinet VPN vulnerabilities to steal enterprise data. This group, which matured into a ransomware-as-a-service model, was observed by the FBI and others. Attacks leverage flaws like CVE-2024-55591 and CVE-2025-24472, with one case neutralizing MFA by tampering with auth files. Gunra exfiltrates massive datasets to Mega before deploying ChaCha20 encryption. Organizations must patch VPNs and maintain immutable backups to counter these threats.

#CyberSecurity#Ransomware#Fortinet
sports

Tiger Shroff sits out Durand Cup for work

Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff announced that he will not play for Mumbai FC in the Durand Cup 2026. He was part of the squad since July 28 and was expected to debut in Shillong. However, a last-minute work commitment prevents him from attending the next match against Nongkseh SS & CC. Shroff expressed regret, stating he wanted to play but will support the team from the sidelines. He has been associated with the club since its launch in 2024. 😔

#TigerShroff#DurandCup#MumbaiFC
health

🦠 Ebola in DRC killing before reaching doctors

The Bundibugyo virus is currently outpacing medical efforts in Eastern DRC, according to WHO. Dr. Mohamed Janabi observed this issue during his recent visits to Bunia, the outbreak epicenter in Ituri province. Three months into the epidemic, half of transported deaths are linked to care conditions, showing late treatment is a major problem. WHO plans to decentralize care by setting up facilities outside Bunia, similar to the success seen in Aru. This shift aims to treat patients earlier and stop the provincial capital from becoming a major transmission hub.

#DRC#EbolaOutbreak#GlobalHealth
science

🏸 High-speed badminton tracking uses BitFlow frame grabber

Researchers developed a badminton recognition system using a dual-camera setup to track shuttles traveling up to 400 km/h. This study was conducted by Zhihao Cui and Ting Zheng at Pingdingshan and Lishui Universities. The system utilized two 2-megapixel cameras streaming at 250 frames-per-second, powered by BitFlow's Axion 2xE frame grabber. This setup allowed for advanced detection methods, improving accuracy under complex indoor conditions. Coaches can now use these tracking logs to analyze tactics and optimize player fitness. 🏸

#Robotics#SportsTech#ComputerVision
india

🚨 Huge explosive haul seized in Gujarat before Independence Day

The Rajkot Crime Branch seized a massive consignment of explosives from a Bolero on the Rajkot-Gondal Highway. The seizure occurred five days before Independence Day in the Kotharia Solvent area of Gujarat. Authorities recovered 12,000 gelatin sticks weighing 1,500 kg, 4,000 detonators, and 30 bundles of blasting wire, valued at Rs 5.95 lakh. The driver, Dola Mir, was arrested, and police are now searching for the alleged supplier, Mitul, and the receiver, Hiren Algotar. The investigation is ongoing to determine the full source and intended use of this large quantity of material. 🚨

#GujaratPolice#ExplosivesSeizure#RajkotCrime
sports

🏏 Conrad wants SA's World Cup to be the starting point

Shukri Conrad aims for the 2027 World Cup to be a major boost for South African cricket. He will be coaching the team in Africa, where the tournament returns in October and November next year. The Proteas have nine bids but never reached the final despite reaching five semifinals. Conrad suggests the younger players bring a freer outlook to their game style. Ultimately, he believes winning this cup will give SA the belief needed for bigger achievements. 🇿🇦

#CricketFever#SAcricket#WorldCup2027
sports

🏆 Trent Rockets seal top-two spot in Women's Hundred

Trent Rockets clinched a top-two spot after securing their sixth straight win in the Women’s Hundred. The victory was achieved against the second-placed Southern Brave at an undisclosed venue on Monday, August 10. The match saw Rockets score 118/7 in 98 balls, while Brave finished at 117/5 in 100 balls. Ash Gardner and Nat Sciver-Brunt were key performers in the chase, successfully overcoming a low Powerplay score. This result solidified Rockets' position, even though the final run chase ended anticlimactically. 🏏

#WomensHundred#CricketUpdates#TrentRockets
india

🧹 Kerala University Cleans Up Campuses

Student and employee organizations removed flags, banners, and boards from Kerala University's main and Karyavattom campuses on Monday. Vice-Chancellor in-charge Mohanan Kunnummal had ordered their removal within 24 hours previously. The Registrar supervised the removal at Karyavattom campus with police present. The VC also banned displays obscuring heritage structures and set a 200-meter limit near entrance gates. Dedicated facilities will now be available for organizations to display their notices.

#KeralaUni#CampusRules#HigherEd

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