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Introduction Realme entered the smartwatch market over two years ago with its aptly named Realme Watch and since then the maker has consistently expanded its wearable portfolio. The new Realme Watch 3 is its latest offering and it's positioned as a direct successor to last year’s Realme Watch 2 - a watch that brought great battery life and a decent set features for INR 4,125 ($55/€45). This year’s model gets an overhauled design with a larger screen, squared-off edges and Bluetooth calling while still providing the usual sports and activity tracking for INR 3,500 ($44/€44). How does the Realme Watch 3 stack up against the competition and do the new features make it a worthy upgrade? Realme Watch 3 specifications Display: 1.8", 240 x 286 pixel color screen, 323ppi pixel density, 500 nits peak brightness, 2.5D Gorilla Glass 3 Straps: Detachable silicon straps, 22mm width, 130-220mm adjustable length Features: IP68 rating, Bluetooth calling, speaker, Real-time heart rate monitor, 24/7 SpO2 monitor, Sleep tracking, Stress monitoring, Sports tracking, VO2 Max, Step Counter, Meditation, Smart Notifications, Idle Alert, Drink Reminder, Phone Finder, Weather Forecast, Music and Camera Control Sports Modes: Outdoor Run, Indoor Run, Outdoor Walk, Indoor Walk, Outdoor Cycle, Indoor Cycle, Strength Training, Football, Yoga and Cricket (100 more in Realme Link app) Sensors: PPG optical heart rate sensor, SpO2 sensor, 3-axis accelerometer, Rotor Vibration Motor Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.3, Compatible with Android 5.1+ and iOS 11+ Battery: 340 mAh Colors: Black, Grey Dimensions: 45 x 37 x 11.5 mm Weight: 40 grams Design Realme Watch 3 looks more premium than its predecessor though the body is still entirely plastic. The sides are now flat and feature a shiny finish that looks like a metal alloy from a distance. We have the black color variant for our review here which has an interesting gunmetal look. Realme is also selling a grey variant that offers a lighter shade on the casing and a lighter-colored watch strap. Speaking of the watch strap it’s made from a durable silicone material and is of the standard 22mm variety so you can swap it for any other band you may have laying around. The watch weighs just 40 grams, making it comfortable to carry all day. There’s a single button on the right side that can wake up the watch and also act as a back button. You also get a microphone on the same side while the speaker is located on the left. The LCD panel on Watch 3 has grown to 1.8 inches up from the Realme Watch 2’s 1.4-inch diagonal though the resolution count has taken a hit at 240 x 286 px while last year’s watch had a sharper 320 x 320 px output. To be fair, the difference isn’t noticeable in day-to-day use but it’s still weird that the newer model watch has a lower resolution screen. Unlike OLED screens on some competing smartwatches, there’s no Always on Display (AoD) functionality on the Watch 3 due to it being an LCD panel. The screen also lacks auto-brightness so you’ll need to manually select how bright you want to screen. There are four brightness options ranging from 20% and I found the 40% option as perfectly usable in most cases even while outdoors and in direct August sunlight. Peak brightness on the Watch 3 is 500 nits which is good enough though last year’s Realme Watch 2 did get brighter with its 600 nits peak brightness. While Realme Watch 3 is IP68 water and dust resistant, the device is not suited for showers and swimming so take that in mind. The retail package consists of the watch, a proprietary two-pin magnetic charger that ends in a USB-A cable. Features Like most recent smartwatches, Realme Watch 3 brings 24/7 heart rate monitoring as well as continuous SpO2 tracking, stress and sleep monitoring. The watch also tracks over 110 sports and activities. You can have 16 sports modes on the watch at a time while swapping one mode for another requires going into the Realme Link app on your phone. Realme is also offering over 100 watch faces via the Link app that sync to the watch in a matter of seconds. You can only have four watch faces on the watch at a time though and you’ll have to delete existing ones if you want to add more. The watch also has a bunch of useful features like an alarm, weather widget, reminders app, music controls and the ability to act as a Bluetooth camera shutter. Aerobic workouts like running and cycling get specialized workout results that determined your exercise intensity level and help you reach new target goals. Watch 3 also provides recovery times recommendations based on your most recent workout and VO2 max measurements to give you a better feel of your workout efficiency. There’s no built-in GPS receiver on the watch though your phone’s antenna should provide more accurate results anyway. Bluetooth calling is one of the new features on the Watch 3 that was not available on prior Realme Watch models. You set it up right after the initial pairing process in the Realme Link app on your phone and you can sync your favorite contacts on the watch for easier dialing. There’s no user-accessible storage on the watch to store music or other files which would have been a nice feature given the onboard speaker. The vibration motor gets the job done though haptics feel a step less convincing than some of the more premium watches we’ve tested. There’s a larger 340 mAh battery pack here compared to the 315 mah cell on the Realme Watch 2 and you can head over to the battery segment to see how it performed. Performance Navigating the interface feels smooth and responsive with UI animations running lag-free. Like the rest of Realme’s watch portfolio, Watch 3 runs a basic proprietary operating system with several bare-bones pre-installed apps. You navigate the watch via swipes with the side key serving as a back button. One thing that is missing is a double tap gesture to wake up the screen. The 24/7 heart rate monitoring as well as continuous SpO2 and stress monitoring perform just as well as on more expensive watches. Instant heart rate and SpO2 readings are fast and easy to record. Workout data is displayed in a nice manner with large scrollable metrics. Cardio workouts get useful information like average pace, calories burned, average cadence (steps per minute), average stride, total steps and average speed. I did encounter a few instances where the watch would restart itself during several training sessions which resulted in lost workouts so hopefully, this will be fixed with future software updates. There’s no built-in GPS receiver on the watch though the one on your paired phone should provide more accurate results anyway. Sleep tracking results did show accurate go-to-sleep and wake-up times. Like most other watches on the market Realme Watch 3 also offers a sleep breakdown by category with rapid eye movement (REM) included. All health and activity data is accessible on the watch which does not let you compare values over longer periods of time. The Health tab inside the Realme Link phone app brings detailed breakdowns of your health and activity metrics allowing you to compare up to a month’s worth of data. You can also export your workout session results as images to share with friends or keep track of your training regimen. Bluetooth calling on the Watch 3 is pretty useful and worked flawlessly during my testing. You can dial numbers directly on the watch via a miniature keypad or even transfer some of your favorite contacts on the watch. You can also start a call on your phone and then transfer it to the watch. The signal is strong enough thanks to the dual-mode Bluetooth chip so that you can leave your phone in one room and walk around during a call without any drops in call quality. Watch 3’s speaker is loud enough during calls even outdoors and the microphone pick-up is good enough for most use cases though you still need to lift your wrist closer to your mouth which feels awkward. During calls, people on the other end reported my voice as clear though disturbances like wind and car traffic would muffle up the conversation. Realme boasts about its AI noise reduction algorithm though an extra microphone would be a more optimal solution to combat disturbances. Battery Life Realme claims you can get up to 7 days of usage out of the Watch 3 and in our testing we found these values accurate with lighter usage though I got 5 days on a single charge. My Watch 3 use case included constant notifications from all apps on my paired phone, 40% screen brightness with raise-to-wake enabled, 24/7 heart rate, SpO2, sleep and stress measurements as well as three to four workouts per week. The watch also gets a power-saving mode which only shows you the time and date. A full charge takes just over two hours. Verdict Realme Watch 3 is an iterative upgrade to last year’s Watch 2. The big new feature this year is Bluetooth calling which works well and is not usually promised for watches at this price point. Watch 3 is entirely made from plastic though it looks more premium than its predecessor and it’s still light enough on the wrist. The slightly larger 1.8-inch screen and slimmer bezels are welcome addition though the lower resolution and peak brightness levels are not ideal. Health and fitness tracking are on par with other watches and smart bands in this price range. A dedicated GPS sensor and a nicer OLED screen are two of the missing pieces that would make this watch an easy recommendation. At INR 3,500 ($44/€44) Realme Watch 3 is a good value smartwatch that delivers capable health and fitness tracking as well as Bluetooth calling which is not always a given at this price point. https://www.gsmarena.com/realme_watch_3_review-news-55318.php

As another week draws to a close, it’s time once again to offer our curated look at five of the biggest and most interesting Netflix releases hitting the platform over the coming week. From fantasy (like the final season of Locke & Key) to true crime, feature films, and more, the list below illuminates the wide range of content and genres that will debut on the streamer over the next several days. And, as always, this guide is meant to complement our other regular Netflix coverage, including the weekly and monthly rundowns of new releases that you’ll also want to check out. Locke & Key Season 3 release date For this weekend’s look at some of the upcoming big new Netflix releases to put on your watch list, though, we begin as noted above with the third and final season of Locke & Key. A fantasy series about three siblings and their mother who move to an ancestral manor, this show is based on a bestselling graphic novel series. In it, the kids discover magic keys that unlock powers and reveal secrets. “The Locke family uncovers more magic within Keyhouse, while a new threat — the most dangerous one yet — looms in Matheson with plans of his own for the keys. From Carlton Cuse (Lost, Bates Motel) and Meredith Averill (The Haunting of Hill House), Locke & Key is a coming-of-age mystery about love, loss, and the unshakable bonds that define family.” Day Shift + more Netflix releases Next up on our list of the biggest new Netflix releases is Day Shift, a movie about a vampire hunter in Los Angeles starring Jamie Foxx that debuts on August 12. This movie comes from director J.J. Perry, who spent a few decades as a stuntman and a second unit director crafting action scenes in the John Wick and Fast & Furious franchises. Here’s how Netflix summarizes the Day Shift story: “Bud Jablonski (Jamie Foxx) is a blue-collar dad hoping to provide a good life for his quick-witted daughter Paige (Zion Broadnax) and to stay in the good graces of his estranged wife Jocelyn (Meagan Good). “His mundane San Fernando Valley pool cleaning job is a front for his real source of income: Hunting and killing vampires.” Because of “code violations,” Jablonski has been kicked out of the lucrative international union of vampire hunters. To get by, he sells fangs to black-market customers. When his wife Jocelyn threatens to move to Florida, though, Jablonski decides he needs to make money fast. Suffice it to say: The summary doesn’t necessarily inspire a lot of hope, at least in this writer. This Netflix release is giving me definite The Man from Toronto vibes. But we’ll see. https://bgr.com/entertainment/5-new-netflix-releases-that-everyone-will-be-going-nuts-over-next-week/

The eagle shark lived during the last years of the age of the dinosaurs in the seas of Mexico, thanks to its unusual fins. The seas of the Cretaceous period in Mexico were dominated by a predator with fins that looked like wings: the eagle shark. 95 million years ago, a shark with the characteristics of a manta ray roamed the salty waters of the tropics, according to a recent paleontological finding. Eagle shark: a gentle animal According to a recent article published by The American Association for the Advancement of Science, the eagle shark (Aquilolamna milarca) was a creature with an elongated and elegant physiognomy. Unlike other animals with which it coexisted, it may have been one of the most gentle predators of its time. The paleontologists in charge of the research project first noticed its dimensions in 2012, when the fossil remains of this prehistoric animal were found in a limestone quarry in Mexico. When studying the bones embedded there, they realized that it was a species never before studied by science. Despite its size, it is possible that this shark fed only on plankton. It is known that he lived towards the end of the age of the dinosaurs. However, its most notable feature was its prominent pectoral fins, which set it apart from other marine predators. We suggest: They discover that megalodon pups devoured their siblings in the womb Characteristics and proportions of the prehistoric shark The unusual proportions of the eagle shark caught the attention of scientists. From head to tail, it is estimated that it could have measured more than a meter and a half. The tip-to-tip distance between the fins, in contrast, was almost two meters. If compared to the megalodon, this animal could be rather smaller, since other species of prehistoric sharks reached 9 meters in length. Keep reading: They discover the true size of the Megalodon, the giant prehistoric shark However, the eagle shark's pectoral fins—coordinated with a wide head and mouth—suggest that it may have been related in some way to modern-day manta rays. According to the researchers, this now-extinct species had slow swimming patterns. From the fossils, it is thought that it used its caudal fin to propel itself, and the pectoral ones to maneuver between marine currents. Currently, there is no evidence that the species persists in Mexican seas. https://www.ngenespanol.com/animales/tiburon-aguila-descubierto-en-mexico/

Since January 2017, the second litter of this medium-sized truck, which shares part of its platform with the Pilot, has been marketed in Chile. It is aimed at a segment that values recreational vehicles with a high degree of comfort, without neglecting the versatility. Believe it or not, it is larger than the Pilot, with 5,335 mm in length, which considers a cargo area that supports up to 630 kilos of weight, which are mobilized by the same Earth Dreams 3.5-liter V6 engine with 280 Hp of power. that are transferred to the two axes (AWD), by means of a six-speed automatic gearbox. https://www.autocosmos.cl/autos/autos-recreacionales

ormer President Donald Trump said in a statement Monday that his home at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida, was “raided” by “a large group of FBI agents.” Trump also claimed the presence of law enforcement was unannounced and the reason was politically motivated, though he did not provide specifics. “These are dark times for our Nation, as my beautiful home, Mar-A-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida, is currently under siege, raided, and occupied by a large group of FBI agents,” Trump said in a lengthy email statement issued by his Save America political committee. “After working and cooperating with the relevant Government agencies, this unannounced raid on my home was not necessary or appropriate.” Trump’s involvement in inciting the mob that ransacked the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021 resulted in his second impeachment, is the subject of a House committee examining the event and is part of a federal criminal investigation. In February, the National Archives and Records Administration asked the Justice Department to examine whether former President Donald Trump’s handling of White House records violated federal law, a story first reported by The Washington Post and subsequently confirmed by NBC News sources. The status of that request is unclear. At Justice Department headquarters, a spokesperson declined to comment to NBC News. Trump is currently not at Mar-a-Lago, his winter residence. He spends his summers at Trump National Golf Club Bedminster in New Jersey. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/trump-says-his-mar-a-lago-home-was-raided-by-large-group-of-fbi-agents/ar-AA10s5Qh?li=BBnb7Kz

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The sub-Rs. 20,000 segment aims to offer a lot more value than your typical budget smartphone. There's a lot more power to play around with and display refresh rates are generally around the 90Hz to 120Hz, which also makes these smartphones good for some medium-level gaming. Some brands even offer AMOLED panels which offer deep blacks and make them more capable when it comes to streaming video. Camera capability is definitely better than your typical budget smartphone, although low-light camera performance still leaves a lot to be desired. The new additions to our Rs. 20,000 smartphone buying guide include the OnePlus Nord CE 2 Lite 5G and the Realme 9 5G Speed Edition. The Vivo T1 5G, Moto G71 5G and the Redmi Note 11T 5G continue to be some of our top recommendations. There are still a few older models that continue to deserve your attention. This includes the iQoo Z3 which focuses on all-round performance and 5G, but still offers great value. Here are Gadgets 360's picks of the top phones under Rs. 20,000 in India, in no particular order. We have reviewed all the phones on this list and have tested them in depth, including their raw performance, camera capabilities, software, ease of use, physical design, battery life, and charging speed. Best Phones under Rs. 20,000 Phones under Rs. 20,000Gadgets 360 rating (out of 10)Price in India (as recommended) OnePlus Nord CE 2 Lite 5G8Rs. 19,999 Realme 9 5G Speed Edition8Rs. 19,999 Vivo T1 5G8Rs. 15,990 Moto G71 5G8Rs. 15,999 Redmi Note 11T 5G8Rs. 15,499 Realme 8s 5G8Rs. 17,999 iQoo Z38Rs. 19,990 OnePlus Nord CE 2 Lite 5G A lot of fans have been waiting for a sub-Rs. 20,000 OnePlus phone, and in 2022, we finally have it. The OnePlus Nord CE 2 Lite 5G is a more affordable version of the Nord CE 2 5G for the most part, but it does offer slightly better specs in some areas. The phone has a crisp 120Hz display, and runs the latest Android version with little to no bloatware. It delivers excellent battery life plus decently quick charging, and good all-round performance for the price. If you have your heart set on owning a OnePlus smartphone or if long-term software updates rank high on your ‘must-have' list, you should consider the Nord CE 2 Lite 5G. https://gadgets360.com/mobiles/guide/phone-under-20000-2829927#pfrom=indepth

Introduction For the past three years Google has attempted to repackage its flagships phones into A Series phones that capture the Pixel essence at a far more attractive price point. The Google Pixel 6a even got the same custom Tensor chipset as the more expensive Pixels, further sweetening the deal. The Pixel 6a is notably compact with its 6.1-inch OLED screen and far lighter at 178g (vs 207g for the Pixel 6). It perfectly captures the design, look, and feel of the more expensive Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro while strategically shaving costs down in places that doesn't have a big impact on usability. The Pixel 6a doesn't have a charger in the box - a change that came with the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro. Google also axed the headphone jack in a first for the Pixel A Series. Google Pixel 6a specs at a glance: Body: 152.2 x 71.8 x 8.9 mm, 178g; Glass front (Gorilla Glass 3), plastic dual-tone back with horizontal camera bar, aluminum frame; IP67 water and dust resistant. Display: 6.1" OLED, 60Hz, HDR, 1080x2400px resolution, 20:9 aspect ratio, 429 ppi. Chipset: Google Tensor (5 nm): Octa-core (2x2.80 GHz Cortex-X1 & 2x2.25 GHz Cortex-A76 & 4x1.80 GHz Cortex-A55); Mali-G78 MP20. Memory: 128GB 6GB RAM; UFS 3.1. OS/Software: Android 12. Rear camera: Wide (main): 12.2 MP, f/1.7, 27mm, (wide), 1/2.55", 1.4µm, dual pixel PDAF, OIS; Ultra wide angle: 12 MP, f/2.2, 17mm, 114˚ (ultrawide), 1.25µm . Front camera: 8 MP, f/2.0, 24mm (wide), 1.12µm. Video capture: Rear camera: 4K@30/60fps, 1080p@30/60/120/240fps; gyro-EIS, OIS; Front camera: 1080p@30fps. Battery: 4410mAh; Fast charging 18W, 24 hour battery life (advertised), USB Power Delivery 3.0. Misc: Fingerprint reader (under display, optical); NFC; stereo speakers; nanoSIM + eSIM; The Pixel 6a's camera is the tried-and-true Sony IMX 363 sensor, the same one that's been used since the Google Pixel 2. Google only stopped using it on its premium Pixels this year, so we probably shouldn't be surprised that the 6a didn't get a different sensor. And we might still see the aging sensor up its performance when paired with the Google Tensor. Pixel A Series have had excellent battery endurance historically. This time Google slightly reduced the battery size, but with a smaller screen and the Tensor chip we might be in for another solid run. We are also hoping that the 6a has addressed thermal performance weakness we saw with the 6 and 6 Pro. But let's start with the unboxing. Unboxing the Google Pixel 6a The Google Pixel 6a comes in a slim package that we can't really say covers even the essentials. You'll no longer find a power adapter in the package, so the Pixel 6a comes with a SIM eject tool and 1-meter USB-C to C cable. We're glad to also see the USB-C (male) to USB-C (female) "Quick Switch Adapter" for bringing data from another Android device or iPhone over a cable. Now let's dive into the testing, starting with the phone's design, looks, and build. We're excited for this one, so grab an icy beverage and enjoy the ride. https://www.gsmarena.com/google_pixel_6a-review-2460.php

One of the best search hacks for finding things easily in Google Search is about to get a lot better. Being able to search using quotes in Google Search has been one of the best ways to find specific phrases or words in a webpage or document for years. But now, Google will highlight where the quoted phrase or word appears. This should let you see exactly where it appears on the page much more easily. Searching with quotes in Google Search just got a lot easier Previously, when you searched for a quoted phrase in Google Search, you’d be greeted by various URLs and snippets about pages that might include that phrase or word. This made it easier to find exact quotes in documents and other material, or even just to find out where you might have read that phrase the first time. Now, searching for quotes in Google Search is about to improve. The change that Google is making is very simple. The results will still show the same as they always have. However, Google will now provide a more detailed snippet underneath each URL. The snippet is where Google provides additional context for each URL it displays in Google Search. If you search for “best dog treats,” you’ll see a snippet under each URL that outlines what it is about. Google detailed the new change in a blog post this week. According to the post, snippets will show you the quoted phrase you searched for in bold letters. Additionally, it will provide some context about where that bit of text is found on the page. The company included a nice example of how quotes in Google Search look now, which we’ve included above. Why did Google change things? Well, the previous way that Google did things was perfectly fine. However, when you searched for quotes in Google Search, it didn’t provide the context of where or how the phrase was used. This made it difficult to pinpoint exactly why that page might be showing under your results. However, with the new method, Google has bolded the word. Making it easier to pick out the contextual inclusion for the phrase. Google’s Yonghao Jin says search results didn’t previously show this because the phrase was often included in parts of the page that weren’t considered helpful in snippets. However, Google says people value seeing where the quote they searched for appears on the page. As such, the company has initiated this new change. Unfortunately, it’s only available on the desktop. So if you search for quotes on mobile, you’ll still need to find them on the page yourself. https://bgr.com/tech/a-super-useful-google-search-hack-just-got-a-smart-update/