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  From Couch Potato to IronMan: A Comprehensive Guide to Fitness Devices “Why don’t fitness watches get lost? Because they always follow the right steps!” f i t - T e c h Wearable devices are electronic devices designed to be worn on the user's body, often incorporating processing or communication capabilities. They can take various forms, such as jewelry, accessories, medical devices, and clothing or elements of clothing. The sophistication of wearable technology can vary, with some devices featuring artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced features. Common examples of wearable technology include smart jewelry, body-mounted sensors, fitness trackers, smart clothing, augmented reality (AR) headsets, and virtual assistants. These devices can perform a variety of tasks, such as monitoring and transmitting biological data, tracking physical activity and vital signs, interacting with phones and other devices, changing fabric characteristics, and providing augmented or virtual reality

  2024 Solar Eclipse Viewing Guide: Everything You Need to Know (India Specific) “ Well, it seems that during the recent solar eclipse, the moon decided it was time to eclipse our common sense as well! According to some post-eclipse data, searches for “my eyes hurt” and “why do my eyes hurt” skyrocketed.. I guess some people thought they could use their X-ray vision to get a better view of the celestial event. But hey, at least they’re not complaining about their ears hurting from all the eclipse-themed music playlists! ” Is it safe to look at the 2024 solar eclipse? Yes, but only during totality, the brief period when the Moon completely covers the Sun. During totality, the Sun's bright face is obscured, allowing a safe glimpse of the solar corona, the Sun's outer atmosphere. Important: Looking directly at the Sun before, during (except totality), or after a solar eclipse can permanently damage your eyes, even for a brief moment. Which solar eclipse glasses are safe? Look for