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Apple's first Singapore store will be powered by renewable energy
By Lord Castillo | Nov 16, 2015 09:04 AM EST
Apple's first Singapore store will be powered by renewable energy
iPhone Rumors And Specifications: Without AMOLED, Apple Could Lose Out On Power Efficiency
By Peter R | Nov 12, 2015 03:53 PM EST
Reports suggest Apple will not introduce AMOLED screens for its phones until 2018. This means its iPhones will be less power efficient than its rivals.
iPhone 7 Rumors And Specifications: Apple Is A Mini In The Making For 2016 Release?
By Peter R | Nov 10, 2015 02:51 PM EST
According to several reports, Apple could launch a smaller phone to boost sales of its larger iPhone 7 in 2016.
Apple iPhone 7 Rumors: Next Year's Phone Could Come In Summer
By Peter R | Nov 06, 2015 01:21 PM EST
Reports have emerged claiming Apple could end its iPhone 7 product development cycle early to release the phone before September.
Apple Could Make The iPhone 7 Thinnest Ever
By Peter R | Nov 03, 2015 08:21 PM EST
Speculation about next year's iPhone suggests Apple could make a phone that is less than 6.5 mm thick.
Exposing Bugs In Apple iOS 9 Earns Hackers $ 1 Million Bounty
By Peter R | Nov 03, 2015 03:35 PM EST
Zerodium has paid hackers the bounty for exposing chunks in iOS.
iPhone 7 Rumors : Why Is Next Year's iPhone Screen Most Talked About?
By Peter R | Nov 03, 2015 09:06 AM EST
The iPhone 7 is being widely discussed though the iPhone 6S is less than two months-old.
Apple Watch is cut 50 dollars off when you also buy an iPhone
By AC Azanza | Nov 02, 2015 08:35 AM EST
Apple Watch is cut 50 dollars off when you also buy an iPhone
November 11 Sales Day For Apple iPad Pro?
By Peter R | Oct 31, 2015 01:17 PM EDT
Reports suggest that Apple's newest tablet with its smart accessories will start selling on a Wednesday.
MacBook Pro 2016 Rumors: Is An End Of Year Release Possible?
By Peter R | Oct 30, 2015 09:55 AM EDT
While most reports claimed an early next year release for new MacBooks, rumors doing the rounds suggest Christmas and New Year sales potential could make Apple schedule the release this year itself.
Forbidden Fruit Keeps Obesity Away
By Christine Hsu | Sep 29, 2014 07:19 PM EDT
An apple a day does more than just keep the doctor away, according to a new obesity study.
Two Trials Testing Apple’s HealthKit Are set to Start
By Cheri Cheng | Sep 15, 2014 09:16 AM EDT
Two hospitals in the United States are set to begin trials to test Apple's HealthKit.
Apple Preps HealthKit Rollout: In Discussions with Health Care Providers
By Cheri Cheng | Aug 12, 2014 11:02 AM EDT
Apple Inc. is currently in discussions with certain health care providers in regards to its "HealthKit," a service that collects health data on one site that can be accessed by consumers and health providers.
Top Healthy Foods That Can Cause Serious Flatulence
By Christine Hsu | Aug 05, 2014 07:04 PM EDT
Passing gas or flatulence is perfectly normal. It happens when the stomach contains too much intestinal gas, which can lead to feelings of bloating, burping or farting. The average person farts 14 times and produced about one to three pints gas a day, according to emedicinehealth.com. While passing gas is normal and not dangerous, unexpected flatulence often leads to great embarrassment. So if you don't want to toot while giving a speech, going on a date, having sex or attending a meeting, here a list of the most "musical" foods you should avoid...
Wait For Apple's 'iWatch' Seems To Be Ending, To Carry A Big Health Element
By Kamal Nayan | Jun 22, 2014 02:38 PM EDT
The wait for Apple's iWatch seems to be ending as a report by Wall Street Journal published on Friday revealed new details about the device from "people familiar with the matter."

Did You Know?

Threshold-Dependent Gene Drives In Wild Populations

The BioScience Talks podcast features discussions of topical issues related to the biological sciences. By altering the heritability of certain traits, gene drive technologies have the potential to spread desired genes through wild populations. In practice, this could lead to mosquito populations that, for example, bear traits making them resistant to the spread of malaria. Despite the huge potential for improving human well-being, concern exists that gene drives could fail in the wild or, perhaps more concerning, spread beyond their intended target populations.