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Given that our blood is inside of our bodies, the only way to extract it would be to draw it out, such as with a needle. Not surprisingly there are many who aren’t particularly comfortable having their blood drawn, but some need to do that on a daily basis for health check, such as for diabetes.

This is why it is not surprising that companies such as Apple have been working on noninvasive methods of blood collection. As it turns out Apple is not alone because according to a report from CNBC (via 9to5Google), Alphabet’s Verily is also said to be working on similar technology which could be implemented into future wearables, such as smartwatches.

This is actually not the first time that the company has expressed interest in noninvasive medical technology. Like we said, blood collection is used to help monitor the glucose levels of diabetes patients, but several years ago Google (before Alphabet was formed) was already exploring similar technological concepts, such as a contact lens that can also be used to monitor glucose levels.

However whether or not Verily’s ambitions will come to fruition remains to be seen, but CNBC’s report suggests that the launch of such a device could be years away where the company will no doubt be faced with all kinds of hurdles. This is also a similar outlook on Apple’s alleged noninvasive glucose monitoring system which is also said to be years away from being a reality.

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When Apple acquired the rights to Carpool Karaoke, they made it exclusive to Apple Music which meant that users needed a subscription to Apple Music in order to stream it. However that will change soon because in a report from Billboard, Apple will be making Carpool Karaoke free to stream via its TV app this Friday, the 11th of May.

According to Apple, “Watch free episodes of Carpool Karaoke every week on the Apple TV App on iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV. The star-studded original series previously available only to Apple Music subscribers can now be enjoyed by everyone.” It’s actually an interesting move by Apple that could also be telling of the company’s plans for the future.

Right now the TV app basically houses various third-party streaming services, but a recent report has suggested that Apple could be using the TV app to sell subscriptions, whether it be for Apple’s own videos or third-party services like we mentioned. Apple has been on a roll buying up content and many are wondering how they plan to distribute it.

The TV app makes sense as it is available across a variety of Apple platforms, such as the Apple TV, the iPhone, and iPad. In any case if you’ve been meaning to catch Carpool Karaoke but don’t have an Apple Music subscription, this is a free alternative you could check out.

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When Snap announced that Snapchat would be getting a redesign last year, it was meant to be for the better where it would make the app more user-friendly. Unfortunately it seems that Snap might not have anticipated the backlash, leading to the creation of a petition where users demanded that they bring back the old design.

Snap had initially defended the changes, but now it looks like the company will be conceding their defeat because according to a report from The Verge, some of Snapchat’s older designs will be making a return. The company has confirmed that they will be rolling out design changes to the app, where they will be bringing back some of the app’s previous designs.

For starters Snaps and Chats have gone back to being listed in chronological order, and Stories from friends have been moved back to their original location on the right-hand side of the interface. The app will also now launch in camera mode, as it did before the previous redesign. Hopefully these changes will be able to appease Snapchat’s core user base, especially since Snap’s first quarter earnings have shown that the redesign might not have been as beneficial as they would have liked.

These changes should already be rolling out to iOS users so do keep an eye out for it if it’s something you might be interested in.

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