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Cutting Down On TV Time Can Reduce Depression Risk By Nearly 40%, Finds New Study
The researchers analysed what happens when TV time is actively replaced with other activities such as exercise or sleep.
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Amazon Sale 2025: Top Deals and Discounts on Mirrorless Cameras on Day 4 of Amazon's Sale
Amazon’s Great Indian Festival 2025 is now approaching the end of the week, offering discounts across smartphones, laptops, wearables, TVs, and more. The sale is also a good time for photographers to upgrade, with mirrorless cameras from Sony, Nikon, and Canon available at reduced prices. Buyers using SBI credit or debit cards can get an extra 10...
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Reducing Television Time Can Cut Heart Disease Risk, Claims Study
The most common symptoms of coronary heart disease are chest pain and breathlessness. It increases the risk of heart attack and stroke.
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Ben Stokes Says Matches In Empty Stadiums Will Not Reduce Competitiveness
Ben Stokes said he wouldn't mind international cricket becoming a 'TV only sport' till COVID-19 pandemic is under control.
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Digital Eye Strain During Lockdown: Follow These Expert Tips To Keep Your Eyes Safe
The exposure to blue light, coming out of the display screens phones and TVs, is the main reason for dryness. It is important to reduce your screen time to make sure your eyes stay healthy and less susceptible to infections. Here are some tips you can follow.
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Watching TV Can Lead To Obesity In Kids: Study; Know Tips To Prevent Childhood Obesity
Childhood obesity: The researchers analysed five lifestyle habits: physical activity, sleep time, television time, plant-based food consumption and ultra-processed food consumption. Watching TV was found to be the top factor for obesity risk in kids.
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MWC 2019: Microsoft HoloLens 2 Launch on February 24 Teased by Original Headset’s Creator
Microsoft’s Alex Kipman has shared a video teasing the possible launch of the HoloLens 2 at an event on February 24, 2019.
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Wish To Watch More TV? Increase Your Fitness Levels
According to researchers, increasing the levels of strength and fitness may nullify the adverse health effects of spending a large portion of leisure time sitting down and watching TV or computer screen.
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Limiting Your Child's TV Time to 90 Minutes Daily May Help Prevent Risk of Obesity
According to the study, published in Journal Acta Paediatrica, capping the television and smartphone time at 90 minutes daily may reduce the risk of obesity in later years.
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Qualcomm Launches Smart Audio Platform that Makes Developing Smart Speakers Easier
Qualcomm has introduced its "smart audio" platform which claims to reduce development time for smart speakers.
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Cutting Down On TV Time Can Reduce Depression Risk By Nearly 40%, Finds New Study
The researchers analysed what happens when TV time is actively replaced with other activities such as exercise or sleep.
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Amazon Sale 2025: Top Deals and Discounts on Mirrorless Cameras on Day 4 of Amazon's Sale
Amazon’s Great Indian Festival 2025 is now approaching the end of the week, offering discounts across smartphones, laptops, wearables, TVs, and more. The sale is also a good time for photographers to upgrade, with mirrorless cameras from Sony, Nikon, and Canon available at reduced prices. Buyers using SBI credit or debit cards can get an extra 10...
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Reducing Television Time Can Cut Heart Disease Risk, Claims Study
The most common symptoms of coronary heart disease are chest pain and breathlessness. It increases the risk of heart attack and stroke.
-
Ben Stokes Says Matches In Empty Stadiums Will Not Reduce Competitiveness
Ben Stokes said he wouldn't mind international cricket becoming a 'TV only sport' till COVID-19 pandemic is under control.
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Digital Eye Strain During Lockdown: Follow These Expert Tips To Keep Your Eyes Safe
The exposure to blue light, coming out of the display screens phones and TVs, is the main reason for dryness. It is important to reduce your screen time to make sure your eyes stay healthy and less susceptible to infections. Here are some tips you can follow.
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Watching TV Can Lead To Obesity In Kids: Study; Know Tips To Prevent Childhood Obesity
Childhood obesity: The researchers analysed five lifestyle habits: physical activity, sleep time, television time, plant-based food consumption and ultra-processed food consumption. Watching TV was found to be the top factor for obesity risk in kids.
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MWC 2019: Microsoft HoloLens 2 Launch on February 24 Teased by Original Headset’s Creator
Microsoft’s Alex Kipman has shared a video teasing the possible launch of the HoloLens 2 at an event on February 24, 2019.
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Wish To Watch More TV? Increase Your Fitness Levels
According to researchers, increasing the levels of strength and fitness may nullify the adverse health effects of spending a large portion of leisure time sitting down and watching TV or computer screen.
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Limiting Your Child's TV Time to 90 Minutes Daily May Help Prevent Risk of Obesity
According to the study, published in Journal Acta Paediatrica, capping the television and smartphone time at 90 minutes daily may reduce the risk of obesity in later years.
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Qualcomm Launches Smart Audio Platform that Makes Developing Smart Speakers Easier
Qualcomm has introduced its "smart audio" platform which claims to reduce development time for smart speakers.
