Lenovo Introduces Smartglasses for the Work-at-Home Market
We've seen many smartglasses come and go. But each time, they seem less and less exciting, with a nod to previous entries in the market never catching on and taking over the wearables market. Nevertheless, Lenovo is stepping in with something a little different, as the ThinkReality A3 smartglasses will be aimed at business travelers and remote workers.
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We don't want to go tougher on English lockdown, says vaccines minister – video
The UK's Covid vaccine deployment minister, Nadhim Zahawi, confirmed England's restrictions were being reviewed but said the lockdown was already 'pretty tough'.
Zahawi told Sky News: 'The lockdown is actually pretty severe. We're asking people to stay at home, don't go out, if you have to go out it's only for exercise'
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Brussels appeals for vaccine solidarity across member states
Ursula von der Leyen asks for health ministers' reassurance that they will stick to EU's joint strategy
Brussels is fighting to maintain solidarity over its pan-EU vaccine plan as evidence emerged of member states breaking away to strike their own deals with suppliers.
Ursula von der Leyen, the European commission president, is contacting the health ministers across the 27 member states for reassurance that they are sticking to the bloc's joint strategy.
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Super-dry: 10 non-alcoholic cocktails to make at home – from a hot buttered pineapple to a dirty martini
This is usually the season for atoning for festive excess. If you have decided (heroically) to stick to dry January, these recipes will help
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So bad it's good: do all great artists need a vice?
From Caravaggio's come-ons to Bacon's boozing, art is steeped in sex, drugs and drink. But is it just an excuse for bad behaviour?
Modern Toss on the Romantic myth of the artist
In the Guide's weekly Solved! column, we look into a crucial pop-culture question you've been burning to know the answer to – and settle it, once and for all
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Bring back Samantha! Can Sex and the City work without its greatest character?
The stars of the hit show are reprising their roles in a spin-off series – but fan favourite Kim Cattrall will not be appearing
Name: Samantha.
Age: 64. Not your 64. Hollywood 64. Call it 48.
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Busted! What The Great and Bridgerton reveal about cleavage
Corset sales are up, even in lockdown, as the nation binge-watches glossy costume dramas. But even in the 18th century, the cantilevered look could be fraught
Can cleavage ever be a plot device? The 18th-century Russian court, as visualised in The Great, a bonkers new satire from Hulu and Channel 4, is a hotbed of moral iniquity, vodka and bears. But, like most costume dramas, it is also about breasts.
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The new UK Covid variant: your questions answered
You asked us about the fast-spreading coronavirus variant, here are the answers
Coronavirus – latest updates
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How do scientists know the new UK variant is 70% more transmissible, and how certain are they of this figure?
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'Inheriting a mess': grim outlook for Biden goal of 100m Covid vaccinations in 100 days
With more than 22 million Americans currently Covid-19 positive, infrastructure needed to disseminate vaccine is far from complete
Joe Biden has been promising Americans that "help is on the way" since his election, with a goal of inoculating 100 million people with the Covid-19 vaccine within the first 100 days of his presidency.
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Foreigners face ban from Amsterdam's cannabis cafes
Proposals would allow only Dutch residents to enter city's 166 marijuana-selling coffee shops
Foreigners face being banned from Amsterdam's cannabis coffee shops as part of wide-ranging plans to discourage organised crime and cut back on drugs tourism that have drawn mixed reactions from residents and business owners.
Backed by police and prosecutors, the city's mayor, Femke Halsema, has tabled proposals allowing only Dutch residents to enter its 166 marijuana-selling coffee shops, with the measure likely to come into force sometime next year.
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