Kentucky Fried Chicken, in partnership with Baidu which is considered China's Google, started creating a tech-infused smart restaurant. Its ordering kiosks, powered with facial recognition technology, scans the face of the customers and examine information like age, gender and mood in order to come up with a meal recommendation.
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Indians that aged in the range of 20-45 years old are usually worried about their lifstyle diseases and about 45% of young people are vulnerable to non-communicable diseases like diabetes, hypertension and depression.
Food companies have funded a research to challenge the recommendations of public health officials regarding sugar intake.
The saga between the ride-hailing company Uber and California appears to come to an end as Uber packs up and moves one state over.
Trisha Yearwood had reivented herself by being a lifestyle guru which includes cookware to furnitures to perfume.
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The life expectancy of a person depends on how he chooses to live up his lifestyle.
The is a rise in the number of Africans suffering from lifestyle illnesses, one of which is cancer. Unhealthy habits contribute to the development of the disease. Poor hospital services also add to the trouble of patients.
More than just the simple comfort and convenience, the airport hotels in the list radiates an impressive vibe of luxury for travelers.
German politician Thomas Opperman has threatened to fine Facebook up to €500,000 for every fake news on the platform. This came after Mark Zuckerberg announced the company's plans of building a more informed community, providing changes such as a simple way to flag articles that users think could be fake.
The Australian Road Research Board said that that the first trials of the semi-automated vehicles on Melbourne's EastLink have just been completed.
Fitness website PayAsUGym said that the financial details of 300,000 members have been compromised after one of their servers was hacked.
Nintendo's first mobile game Super Mario Run is currently graded with a 2.5-star rating in Apple's app store. The bad reviews for the game caused Nintendo's share price to fall 11%.
Mark Zuckerberg builds an AI assistant to run his house — and entertain his toddler
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