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iPhone 14 only supports virtual SIMS.

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 Currently, Apple's invention only applies to the United States, but it will eventually be used globally. Use your smartphone to quickly scan a QR code to activate the new virtual SIMs.. Apple is back at it. The Cupertino business retires the physical SIM after ordering the death of the floppy disk and the compact disk. The slot that currently houses them will be eliminated in the upcoming Apple devices. With the release of the new iPhone 14, 14Plus, 14Pro, and 14Pro Max, which will be available in the United States, the uniqueness was announced. They will only be able to use an eSIM or virtual sim; physical SIM insertion will no longer be an option. The eSIM perform the same function as the traditional ones: they allow a device to use mobile networks but being virtual they are integrated directly into the device. Simply scan a QR code with your smartphone to activate them. This code needs to be saved because it serves as the SIM's official identification. Apple underlined the

Smartphones can make you sick

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People touch their smartphone more than 2,000 times a day on average and this habit can also make them sick by suffering from various allergies.   This claim came out in a new medical study. Research from Boston Children's Hospital in the UNITED States found that smartphones prove to be the home of allergy-causing materials and the best way to avoid this is often cleaning the phones. Research has shown that smartphones become home to allergy-causing agents such as fungi and pet bacteria. In this study, researchers in different smartphone models discovered increased levels of allergy-causing elements such as Beta-Glucans (BDG) and endotoxin. BDGs are found in fungal cells and cause chronic respiratory tract diseases, the researchers said. The study said that if a person suspects allergies or has asthma, they should clean their smartphone frequently to avoid allergies or asthma attacks. Researchers said that research proves that when allergy-ca

Criminals are waiting to sign contracts in your name using a picture from your identification card.

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 Sharing a picture of your ID with others is risky. According to federal police's Christophe Van Bortel, a cybercrime expert, in the podcast "The hour of truth" and on Radio 1. Criminals use these images, among other things, to apply for loans or telecom subscriptions in your name. How can I avoid falling for the trap? And if you are a victim, what can you do?   The front and back of an identity document are often copied or photographed by thieves, according to Christophe Van Bortel in "The hour of truth." "This could be anything from a passport, driver's license, or identity card. To open bank accounts or apply for telecom subscriptions, they use someone's data. Identity fraud, according to Van Bortel, typically occurs at particular times. The Antwerp district police have received more reports over the last two years, particularly in the autumn. "The months from September to January are covered. We are unable to immediately explain why that

Ear inflammation - how to relieve the child and not harm him?

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 One of the most prevalent inflammatory diseases in children is acute otitis media. According to statistics, up to 60% of infants under the age of one have experienced such inflammation. In this age group, it is the cause of every fourth pediatric visit. What can you do if your child develops this issue?   Most cases of acute otitis media start out with symptoms that are typical of different viral infections, such as ear pain, coughing, fever, or runny nose.   Infants and older kids with ear infections may experience discharge, anxiety, increased crying, lack of appetite, sleep disturbances, vomiting, or diarrhea. Some people also experience hearing loss, tinnitus, or headaches. However, the majority of illnesses are painful, which is very difficult for kids.   The steps to take in the event of otitis   Call your pediatrician first if you think you might have otitis media. The use of painkilling analgesics and anti-inflammatory medications is a common course of action in this s

Learning to speak: 5 tips on how you can support your baby

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 When your baby first begins to speak, the first "Ma-ma" or "Da-da" is still a random sound, but it still serves as the signal to begin speaking properly. We'll go over how you can use this to support your child.   Babies try to talk for the first time at a very young age. At three to six months, they are already babbling and giggling to themselves, sometimes loudly and sometimes very quietly. All of these noises and sounds are already getting them ready to talk.   You can even hear correct syllables like "da," "ma," and "na" at some point. The moment that mom and dad have been waiting for so long comes all at once. The baby makes noises that sound like "Mama" or "Mamamamamamama."   It works a little earlier with one baby and a little later with the other. Even if your baby says "mommy" or "dad" for the first time by accident and doesn't know what the word means, it's a magical m

Hand numbness can indicate serious health problems

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 Numbness can be a harmless symptom, but it can also indicate serious problems (myocardial ischemia, stroke, herniated disc, diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, etc.), In the event that your hands become numb, you should see a neurologist, who can, if necessary, refer you to other medical professionals. In order to identify the disease's underlying causes, radiography, electromyography, magnetic resonance, and computed tomography may be required. Fingers on the limbs can become numb due to a lack of B vitamins in the body or as a result of drinking large amounts of alcohol.

Fatigue fracture - what it is and how it occurs

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 Bone fracture from overload www.t-online.de You run the risk of developing a stress fracture if you overwork any part of your body for an extended period of time. Here, you can learn more about what it is and how the bone functions.   A sudden and severe shock, such as can happen in an accident, is not always the reason for a bone to break. If the bone is subjected to strains repeatedly over an extended period of time, even minor strains can result in fractures.   The bone eventually becomes brittle from the constant and excessive application of force, "tires" to some extent and loses stability as a result, and eventually breaks. Stress fractures are the name for this kind of bone fracture. Another term used in technical speak is stress fracture.   What is a stress fracture? A stress fracture is a bone fracture that results from constant overloading of the bone. Particularly prevalent in sports involving prolonged stress on the feet or legs, such as jogging, hiking, a

Samsung Galaxy A53 5G: Top battery & strong performance

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 The Samsung Galaxy A53 5G is a capable smartphone with a generally favorable price/performance ratio. The smartphone is currently available, but it is very expensive.   The Galaxy A52 coming out in 2021 is a big reason why Samsung's mid-range Galaxy A models are becoming popular alternatives to the high-priced flagship Galaxy S models. Samsung wants to keep and grow its popularity in the middle class of smartphones with the Galaxy A53 5G.   Its powerful battery and stylish OLED screen will attract you . The A53 5G also offers a very good price-to-performance ratio.   With six GB of RAM and Samsung's own Exynos 1280 processor, the phone works well in everyday use . The A53 5G can run all common apps and programs with ease, and it can also be used for light gaming . The equipment is also good, but the IP67 certification against dust and water is what stands out the most. This is still a unique feature in this price range.   The battery life, on the other hand, is the cle

Impressive display and battery: The Xiaomi Poco F4 at a Glance

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 The Xiaomi Poco F4 is impressive due to its powerful battery and good display, but the camera and other components could be improved.  Snapdragon® 870 with 5G 120Hz 6.67” AMOLED DotDisplay 64MP main camera with OIS 67W turbo charging Snapdragon® 870 with 5G 120Hz 6.67” AMOLED DotDisplay 64MP main camera with OIS 67W turbo charging The Snapdragon 870 processor in the Xiaomi Poco F4 is more than adequate for daily use. Good news for gamers: 55 frames per second allows for casual gaming. Additionally available are Wi-Fi 6 (ax-WLAN), Bluetooth 5.2, and a dual SIM slot with support for 5G. Unfortunately, there is no SD card slot, so the 128 GB internal memory cannot be increased. Protection from water and dust is also lacking. The Xiaomi Poco F4's 6.7-inch OLED display is impressive: The display offers a refresh rate of 120 Hertz in addition to a Full HD resolution (2,400 x 1,080 pixels) and decent sharpness of about 400 ppi. Thus, scrolling is enjoyable and fluid. Good legibility is e

Three good reasons: Why you should switch off your smartphone at night

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 Many smartphones stay on all the time and only turn off when the battery runs out. In fact, both the phone and its users will live longer if the phone is turned off every night before bed. We'll show you why this is also true in the next section. Photo by Miriam Alonso: pexels.com   Extend cell phone lifespan   Most people don't use their cell phones at night. Instead, they put them on standby or charge them and leave them on their nightstands while they sleep.   When lithium-ion batteries are charged for too long, like overnight, it hurts them and makes them less powerful. Even if the phone isn't plugged in to the charger but is just sitting on the nightstand in idle mode, it still uses power. This could be because the phone is always connected to the cell tower or because apps are running in the background. Because of this, the cell phone needs to be charged more often.   But many smartphones can only be charged a certain number of times before the battery's

Progressive glasses - clarity of sight at any distance

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 How do you read at a distance? Do you slide your glasses over your forehead or the tip of your nose and look at nearby objects without them? Or do you carry two pairs of glasses with you - one for on-the-street use and one for in-store shopping? Photo by Dominika Roseclay: Pexels.com   Presbyopia or "old-sightedness," usually occurs after the age of 40. People suffering from presbyopia keep the object of the activity away from their eyes. It can make it difficult to read books, check messages on a phone or file nails with a nail file.   They have to change their glasses depending on how far they are looking. For example, to check the timetable at a stop, they remove the "minuses" and put the "pluses" in.   Instead of two pairs of glasses - progressive glasses   New technologies make it possible to incorporate different powers in one lens. They are glasses that allow you to see smoothly and clearly at any distance. These are glasses with progressiv

Motorola Edge 30 Fusion review

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 Motorola Edge 30 Fusion, is the third device in the autumn Edge mini series.   Motorola Edge 30 Fusion Motorola Fusion, is a true fusion between the high-end and accessible smartphone worlds. As a result, it offers elements of various ranks, resulting in a pleasant mixture where the value for money hovers around a few tens of euros and the fiercest competition is right at home.   Rhe Motorola Edge 30 Ultra served as inspiration for both the design and the build quality. Gorilla Glass 5 front and back, aluminum on the frame, and IP52 certification, which ensures resistance to dust and water splashes.   The tapered shape of the edges, which matches the curve of the display and the back cover, underlines the reduced thickness to just 7.5 mm, which is unquestionably the distinguishing feature. The selfie camera is housed in a tiny hole in the center of the front frames, which have been carefully optimized.   The smartphone is easy to handle in everyday situations thanks to the goo

AMD announces RDNA 3 GPUs: all the details on the RX 7900 XTX and 7900 XT

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 The new RX 7900 XTX and RX 7900 XT, two Navi 31 generation GPUs based on RDNA 3 architecture, have finally been made public by AMD, allowing its newest generation high-end proposals to enter the dance. Therefore, AMD throws down the gauntlet to Nvidia, which recently unveiled the RTX 40 series GPUs, even though it appears that the announcements of the last few hours are only directly competing with the RTX 4080 and that the ultra-premium market covered by the RTX 4090 - which we tested in our tests - is still a ways off. RX 7900 XTX    But let's stop talking and find out what the first RDNA 3-based GPUs bring to the market since there are so many new developments under the hood, both in terms of power and architecture, that they could herald the start of a very specific generation.   ARRIVES RDNA 3 AND THE FIRST CHIPLET GPUs   So let's start from the RDNA 3 architecture, the heart not only of the new RX 7900 XTX and XT, but also of all the next GPUs of the Sunnyvale hous

Experts FOUND the best method for preventing malaria.

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 Experts from Africa and the United States assert to have found the newest and most potent anti-malaria medication available today, which can offer up to 6 months of malaria protection.   Despite the fact that there are currently other medications and vaccines for the treatment and prevention of malaria, more than 600,000 people worldwide still die from the disease each year, and another two to two and a half million contract it. Malaria affects people all over the world, but it is more common in Africa than Asia. Following the bite of a specific mosquito, malaria develops and infects the patient for two to three weeks.   According to the 'Associated Press' (AP), African and American specialists treated malaria-infected patients using antibodies created in the laboratory by the US National Institute of Health (NIH). The most innovative and effective method ever discovered.   Experts from the United States have created new antibodies in the laboratory using antibodies extr