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πŸ“ž Pretorius reaches out to Klaasen for support

Pretorius mentioned feeling the need to speak with Klaasen during a recent tough time. This conversation happened when Pretorius was in Cape Town. There were no specific dates or figures mentioned regarding the interaction. The moment was described by Pretorius as a 'phone-a-friend' experience. It suggests a moment of personal support within the sports community.

#CricketLife#SupportSystem#SAcricket
india

😟 310 private colleges shut due to fee reimbursement delay

Three hundred and ten private colleges have been forced to close because fee reimbursement funds have not been released. This crisis is affecting private degree and postgraduate colleges in Hyderabad, according to BRS leader T. Harish Rao. Out of 960 colleges previously functioning, 310 are closed, with more facing closure due to the government delay. The pending dues reached β‚Ή10,000 crore after the Congress took over nearly three years ago. Rao demanded the government implement a timely fund release system for the scheme. πŸ“š

#CollegeCrisis#EducationNews#StatePolitics
tech

πŸ€– Android 16 update drops 5 new features

Google announced the September 2026 Android Drop, bringing several new features across the Android ecosystem. Gemini can now save item locations in Find Hub, and Google Messages adds native Google Keep list sharing within chats. These updates include Gemini Live Guided Vision for better sight in tough lighting conditions. Additionally, users will get custom Chat Themes in Google Messages and Motion Assist to reduce motion sickness. These features will roll out to eligible phones running Android 9 and above. πŸ“±

#AndroidUpdate#Google#TechNews
tech

πŸ‘οΈ Gemini Live gets real-world vision guide

Google is rolling out Guided Vision for Gemini Live, which lets the AI describe what is in front of the user. This feature is part of the September Android Drop and is available to users running Android 9 and above. Guided Vision can help users find items, read fine print, or order from a menu using the phone's camera feed. Google has set up guiderails to provide voice feedback if the camera is not correctly aligned for the query. This new functionality can soon be added to Accessibility shortcuts on supported devices.

#GoogleAI#GeminiLive#AndroidUpdate
science

πŸ”¬ Microscopic Algae Show Wild Genetic Differences

A recent diatom sequencing project uncovered significant genetic variations among different types of microscopic algae. This research was conducted by scientists studying various algal species. The study reported finding diverse genetic markers across samples collected during 2023. These differences offer new insights into algal evolution and biodiversity patterns. Further research will explore how these genetic variations impact the algae's survival strategies.πŸ”¬

#Diatoms#Microbiology#Genetics
science

πŸ”¬ AI gets smarter at decoding complex biology

New artificial intelligence methodologies are emerging to better interpret intricate biological datasets. Researchers from various institutions are applying these advanced AI models to large volumes of biological information. These systems have shown promising results in processing data from diverse sources, including genomics and proteomics. This development is crucial for accelerating scientific discovery and understanding disease mechanisms. Further research is expected to integrate these AI tools into mainstream biological research workflows.

#AIinScience#BioTech#DataScience
tech

πŸ€– Android update rolls out new Find Hub and AI tools

The latest Android Drop introduces several useful features beyond just Gemini enhancements. Remembered items functionality is now available in Find Hub, allowing users to log item locations via Gemini. This update is rolling out to a wider range of devices running Android 16 or higher. Additionally, Gemini Live gets Guided Vision, helping locate objects or read text through the camera feed. This accessibility feature works on almost all Android phones starting from Android 9 Pie.

#AndroidUpdate#Google#AIFeatures
health

πŸ’” Teen dies at AIIMS after 13-year wait for heart surgery

A 15-year-old girl from Kota passed away at AIIMS Delhi early Tuesday. The teen, Tanvi, had been visiting the hospital since age two for a complex congenital heart defect. She was diagnosed with VSD and pulmonary atresia in 2012, with surgery recommended in 2013. Despite this, corrective surgery was ruled out in 2018, leading to her evaluation for a heart-lung transplant. Her father alleges years of delay and demands an investigation into the circumstances of her death. πŸ’”

#AIIMS#HeartHealth#HealthcareCrisis
tech

✨ Google's Android drop brings cool accessibility features

Google is launching two new features in its September Android Drop, focusing on user comfort and accessibility. Motion Assist will help reduce motion sickness for users inside vehicles. Guided Vision, powered by Gemini Live, offers audio descriptions for tasks like reading small print. Motion Assist is set to roll out on Android 17 devices for users. Guided Vision is preparing its debut on Android 9 and newer versions. πŸ“±

#AndroidUpdate#AccessibilityTech#Google
world

πŸ™ Thane couple survives Kailash Yatra, learns helpers died

A couple from Thane, Maharashtra, returned safely from the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra after being stranded by flash floods. Prakash Mane and Pratibha, along with 43 other Indian pilgrims, navigated the region near the Nepal-China border. The floods, triggered on August 26, led to a death toll of 1,003, with around 4,000 people still missing. They were deeply shaken to learn that local service providers who assisted them had perished in the disaster. The couple remains grateful for their safe return despite the profound grief.

#KailashYatra#NepalFloods#TravelSafety
health

🩺 New health checkup program for Kerala's Anganwadi kids

The Keralam government is launching 'Balyaspandanam' to ensure the holistic health of children in Anganwadis. This initiative will be run by the Women and Child Development and Health and Family Welfare departments. It targets health checks for children across 33,120 Anganwadis every three months. Trained health professionals will check growth, nutrition, eyesight, and hearing to spot issues early. Minister Bindhu Krishna will inaugurate the program at Kodunganoor on Wednesday.

#KeralaHealth#ChildWelfare#Balyaspandanam

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