Soon, wearable devices that can be charged with body heat

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Soon, wearable devices that can be charged with body heat It works by converting thermal energy into electrical energy and then storing it in the device at the same time.

iPhone turns 10 on Thursday: Here's everything you need to know As Apple fans eagerly await the new iPhone, ET Magazine takes you through the decade when the iPhone repeatedly redefined the smartphone.

ET Recommendations: Get Boat Stone 260 waterproof bluetooth speaker for Rs 1,499 It's water resistant and shock-proof with an IPX5 rating. The speaker has a stylish fibre top with various printed designs that give it a funky look.

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Shahnaz Husain CEO, Shahnaz Herbals Inc. International Yoga Day: Yoga not only heals, transforms you from within Jeyanthi Srinivasan Intercultural Professor, Robert Bosch (RBEI) Intercultural awareness, a must for the success of MNCs in India Abhinav Sharma Brand Manager, Adidas Running, India Don't let running run you down

Now, Facebook to release app just for video creators Apart from the access to FB Live, the new video creation app will have a 'creative kit' that includes tools like special intros and outros.

New technology will enable you to read from your smartphone in bright sunlight The film exhibits a surface reflection of just 0.23 per cent, much lower than the iPhone's surface reflection of 4.4 per cent.

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For a good cause: Here are some Bollywood stars who endorsed social campaigns World's Ugliest Dog 2017: Neapolitan mastiff, Martha, is crowned winner! Newport's vintage museums are every car-lover's dream come true

Do more than ever before: Exclusive offers on data and entertainment from Vodafone on OnePlus5  One-stop entertainment destination that will blow your mind.

The future song! Now, Tesla is set to enter music streaming Tesla would offer multiple levels of service starting with a radio-type platform akin to Pandora.

Acer Spin 5 review: A powerful and sleek convertible at Rs 50,000 One of the main high lights of the Acer Spin 5 is its multi-mode placement feature.

Nubia Z17 Mini review: Joining the dual camera bandwagon Nubia has typically offered great cameras at the top end of the range.

​ Snapchat launches new location-sharing feature, 'Snap Map' Snap Map would compete with Facebook Messenger's 'Live Location' feature.

OnePlus 5 is here: Faster app installs, Snapdragon 835, and Paytm-enabled The OnePlus 5 may not be as cheap as the company's previous handsets, but it's one of the best phones on the market right now.

Facebook attempts to protect the profile pictures of Indian women with this new tool From now on, people would start seeing a step-by-step guide to add an optional profile picture guard.

Canon EOS M6 review: Worth the extra money for the gorgeous design and DSLR-level of performance The multiple dials and buttons may look a bit confusing at first but it all falls into place quite soon.

OnePlus 5 India launch: Track it live The mega launch of the India leg will kick off shortly at the NSIC Dome in Worli, Mumbai. Nubia M2 Lite review: Affordable with a good camera and design Priced at Rs 13,999, M2 Lite offers its users 'NeoVision 6.0' -a DSLR-like photography system.

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