New EU rule mandates energy labels on devices from June 20, 2025 The EPREL sticker must show battery, durability and other information Foldable phones and tablets are fully exempt from this new ...

US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has the authority to inspect electronic devices at ports of entry without needing a warrant. This applies to all travellers regardless of their citizenship ...

New Delhi [India], April 18 ( ANI) The rising reliability of India-made electronic products and the country's growing commitment to protecting intellectual property rights are gaining strong ...

BlueStone Jewellery, Anthem Biosciences, Aye Finance, and GK Energy have received SEBI's approval for their IPOs. BlueStone aims to raise ₹1,000 crore through a fresh issue and an offer for sale.

Mark Konezny Mark Konezny-USA TODAY NETWORK When entering the United States through an airport or seaport, your electronic devices—laptops, phones, tablets—can be subject to search by Customs ...

However, the operating power of small electronic devices is significantly limited by the lack of advanced cooling technologies available. The most promising modern methods for chip cooling involve ...

To address the challenges of inflexible privilege changes and vulnerability to collusion attacks in electronic health record (EHR) sharing, this paper proposes a multi-authority system designed to ...

A further six systems have been recommended for knee or hip replacement procedures. NICE said the devices can be used while further evidence demonstrating their cost-effectiveness is collected over ...

BAHAMIANS travelling to the United States should brace for heightened border scrutiny, including potential searches of personal electronic devices, according to a new advisory from the Ministry of ...

One is related to remote proceedings and the other is related to the use of electronic devices in courthouses. The Indiana Supreme Court is authorized by the state constitution to make rules ...

If approved, the county's new cell phone policy would require electronic devices to be out of visible sight, silenced or in airplane mode, during the entire school day and during instruction ...