India’s first indigenously developed semiconductor chip, aimed at the 28–90 nm range, will launch in 2025.

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WhatsApp won’t work on these phones after June 1

WhatsApp will no longer be supported on IPhones running ios 15 or earlier and Android devices using Android 5 or older


IPhones 👇👇
- iPhone 5s
- iPhone 6
- iPhone 6 plus

Android phones 👇👇
- Samsung galaxy S4
- Samsung galaxy note 3
- Sony Xperia Z1
- Huawei Ascend P3
- Moto G ( 1st Gen )
- Moto E ( 2014 )
- Motorola razr HD
- HTC one x
- Samsung Galaxy S3

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We now have universal artificial blood 🩸. This was created by Japanese Researchers from National Defense Medical College . This blood type can be infused into any patient without the need for blood-type matching . This artificial blood type can be stored for a year unlike human blood that has short shelf life and must match recipients . This innovative idea will serve as alternative to help in emergency cases of trauma or pandemic situations .

🚨 NO MORE BLOOD TYPES: JAPAN’S LAB TESTS ALL-COMPATIBLE ARTIFICIAL BLOOD. 😯

This new synthetic blood could end emergency transfusion shortages.

→ Japan’s Nara Medical University has developed a synthetic blood that works across all blood types and lasts 24 months — compared to the current 1-month shelf life of donated blood. This bypasses the blood-matching logistics that limit current transfusion systems.

→ The artificial blood is made from hemoglobin extracted from expired donations, encapsulated in a virus-proof shell. This recycles waste while making the product safer and universally usable.

→ It’s purple due to its formulation, a byproduct of stabilizing hemoglobin without relying on typical red-cell architecture.

→ Clinical trials are active, with subjects receiving 100–400 mL doses. If successful, rollout in Japan is expected by 2030.

→ Professor Hiromi Sakai leads the project; Professor Teruyuki Komatsu from Chuo University contributed by creating albumin-based oxygen carriers to stabilize blood pressure in critical care.

→ Major use-cases: trauma, surgeries, stroke care, and emergency hemorrhage management — all without needing matched donations. The tech also opens up battlefield, remote-area, and disaster-relief usage where blood shortages are common.

→ Regulatory approval will depend on ongoing safety and efficacy results from current clinical trials.

Samsung might roll out the One UI 8 beta for:

* Galaxy S24 – End of June/Early July
* Galaxy S23 – Early to mid-July

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