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EU's new common charger rules come into force
New European Union regulations requiring all new smartphones, tablets, and cameras to use a universal charger have officially come into effect. The change, which took place on Saturday, mandates that all devices sold in the 27-nation bloc must be equipped with a USB-C portthe EUs chosen standard...
Canada regulator sues Rogers over alleged misleading unlimited data claims
Canadas antitrust watchdog has filed a lawsuit against Rogers Communications Inc., accusing the telecom giant of misleading consumers about its so-called unlimited data phone plans, reports Reuters. The Competition Bureau alleges that Rogers advertisements falsely implied its plans offered...
Gut microbiota linked to stress regulation and mental health
A latest study has revealed the critical role of gut bacteria in regulating stress responses through interactions with the bodys circadian rhythms. The findings pave the way for the development of new microbial-based medicines to help people better manage stress-related mental health problems,...