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Govt Cuts Down Trade Margins From 702% to 70%; Oximeters And 4 Other Devices To Get Cheaper

The government capped the trade margins of critical medical devices, including oximeter and digital thermometer, used extensively in the treatment and prevention of Covid-19, at 70 per cent in order to bring down prices. The National Pharmaceuticals Pricing Authority (NPPA) has invoked extraordinary powers under the Paragraph 19 of DPCO, 2013, to put a cap on trade margin of five …

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TAG Heuer’s Super Mario smartwatch adds Nintendo flair for $2,100

Super Mario on your wrist? Sure, it can happen. For over $2,000, if you buy TAG Heuer’s limited-edition Connected smartwatch, announced Tuesday. TAG Heuer’s unique new custom-designed watch promises animated Super Mario watch faces, along with gamified fitness animations. The dial “becomes livelier and more animated the more the wearer is active,” according to TAG Heuer’s press release. Other than …

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Apple launches $99 MagSafe battery pack for iPhone 12

Apple on Tuesday released a new $99 MagSafe battery pack that’s designed to work with the iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 12 Pro Max and iPhone 12 Mini. The new accessory provides “safe and reliable wireless charging” and won’t interfere with “credit cards or key fobs,” the company says on the Apple Store site.  Apple says that when the MagSafe battery …

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Instagram’s new security checkup helps you recover your account

Instagram’s new feature aims to help you check your info quickly and easily so you can recover your account if you’ve been hacked. Called the “Security Checkup,” the program walks you through steps such as checking your login information, updating your contact info, confirming which accounts share your info and reviewing your profile. The social media service owned by Facebook …

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Best gear for summer classes

For many of us who are enrolled in college during COVID-19, summer 2021 is shaping up to be an odd in-between period with a halfway-there sort of vibe: Things are looking up, but they’re not quite back to normal. Even as the world reopens and our schools prepare to follow suit, the pandemic’s effects still shape our day-to-day lives. As …

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Apple reportedly planning ‘buy now, pay later’ service

Apple is developing a new “buy now, pay later” service that’ll let customers pay for Apple Pay purchases on an installment basis over time, Bloomberg reported Tuesday. The service, dubbed Apple Pay Later, will use Goldman Sachs as the lender, unidentified sources told the news agency. Goldman Sachs has partnered with Apple on its Apple Credit credit card since 2019, …

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Facebook’s groups to highlight experts

Facebook will label group experts. Queenie Wong/CNET Facebook said Tuesday it’s giving users who manage groups a way to designate experts in the online spaces, a tool that’s partly meant to help the social network combat misinformation. The social media company has been trying to direct users to more authoritative sources as false information spreads online about the coronavirus, vaccines …

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