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	These smart contacts can monitor the glucose in tears Science Magazine Jet packs, flying cars, and smart contact lenses that monitor your health have all been better ideas than products. Now, a new study shows that at least smart contacts are getting closer to reality. Lenses with pliable, transparent electronics can measure glucose levels from tears in the eye—and warn ... Flag as irrelevant
	Fitbit will end support for Pebble smartwatches in June The Verge Fitbit said in a blog post today that it was extending support for Pebble smartwatches until June of this year, which is another way of saying that support for Pebble will come to its inevitable conclusion in June. RIP Pebble, but for real this time. Pebble will soon become less of a smart timepiece and more ... Flag as irrelevant
	Astro email app now includes a built-in calendar The Verge Astro is the latest email app to add a built-in calendar so that you can flip directly between your inbox and a list of your upcoming events. But for Astro, the addition could eventually be even more helpful than it is elsewhere: the app's big hook is the inclusion of an AI assistant that scans your emails and ... Flag as irrelevant
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	The Nerd's Watch: All the TV and Movies Streaming in February That You Actually Care about io9 - Gizmodo In this day and age, a list of what's coming soon to the popular streaming service is incredibly useful. But often times, there's just so much filler on there it's hard to find the geeky things we'll really want to watch. io9 is here to help as your humble stewards, The Nerd's Watch. We've whittled down the new ... Flag as irrelevant
	Absolute Maniac Puts His Hand In Molten Metal Digg Welcome to Armenia, where... uh, dude, what are you doing? Flag as irrelevant
	The US Drops Out of the Top 10 In Innovation Ranking Slashdot An anonymous reader quotes a report from Bloomberg: The U.S. dropped out of the top 10 in the 2018 Bloomberg Innovation Index for the first time in the six years the gauge has been compiled. South Korea and Sweden retained their No. 1 and No. 2 rankings. The index scores countries using seven ... Flag as irrelevant

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