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Xiaomi HyperOS 3: Release Date, Features & Supported Phones

by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor
written by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor
Jakarta ‌ –

Xiaomi is poised to launch a important overhaul of its mobile phone interface with‌ HyperOS 3. The update,⁤ anticipated to be one of Xiaomi’s most significant‌ software upgrades in⁢ recent years,⁤ will be based on Android 16,⁤ Google’s next-generation operating system slated for release this ⁣year.

Xiaomi promises HyperOS 3 will deliver ⁢improvements across‍ the board, including refined animations,⁤ enhanced system stability,‌ and a streamlined user interface.

Rollout Timeline

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The company is targeting a release window of September or ​October 2025 ​for the HyperOS 3 update, potentially bringing the new ​experience to users ‌in the third quarter of the year. As ⁤with previous updates,flagship Xiaomi devices will receive the update first,followed ‍by mid-range and ​entry-level models.

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The update⁢ will extend to a ​wide range of Xiaomi devices,including smartphones and tablets.

Devices Eligible for HyperOS ⁣3

  • xiaomi 15, 14 and 13 ⁣series
  • Xiaomi mix Flip and mix Fold (including Mix Flip 2, Mix Fold 4)
  • Tablet: Xiaomi Pad​ 7 Pro, ‍Pad ‌6s Pro
  • Redmi Note 14, ⁣13 and 12 series
  • Redmi K80, K70 and K60 series
  • Tablet:‌ Redmi ⁣Pad Pro 5G, Redmi Pad SE
  • POCO F7 pro, X7 ‍Pro, M7 5G
  • Special Edition: Poco ⁣X7 Pro ​- Iron⁣ Man Edition

Pre-Installed on Upcoming ⁤Devices

The ‌next-generation Xiaomi 16 and 16 Pro series will ship with HyperOS 3 pre-installed, offering users an immediate experience with the new interface.

Key‍ Improvements in HyperOS 3

This major UI update introduces several ‍enhancements:

  • Subtler animations designed for ⁤smoother navigation.
  • Performance optimizations to maintain responsiveness.
  • A cleaner,more intuitive interface across menus and applications.
  • Improved⁢ integration within ⁤the Xiaomi ecosystem, encompassing tablets, smartwatches, and smart​ TVs.

Xiaomi emphasizes increased system stability, aiming for faster interface response times and reduced lag.

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Health

Robot-Driven Search for Elite Immune Cells to Fight Cancer

by Dr. Michael Lee – Health Editor
written by Dr. Michael Lee – Health Editor

Robotics Revolutionizes Immunotherapy:⁢ Boosting Cancer Treatment Success Rates

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oslo, Norway – Researchers⁣ are pioneering a novel approach to cancer treatment, employing robotics to ⁣refine⁢ and accelerate the process of immunotherapy. This strategic advancement⁢ aims to significantly improve outcomes for patients, notably those battling blood⁤ cancers, where current therapies⁢ demonstrate limited efficacy in approximately 60% of cases.

Immunotherapy,a treatment that harnesses⁢ the ⁤body’s own immune system to fight cancer,has emerged as​ a powerful tool in oncology. However, optimizing its effectiveness requires precise manipulation of immune cells, a process that is now ⁢being​ streamlined through ‍automation.

The Promise of T Cell Therapy

At the heart of this innovation lies CAR T-cell therapy, a form of immunotherapy where a patient’s ⁣T cells – the body’s “elite ‌soldiers”​ in immune defense – are genetically engineered​ to recognize and attack cancer cells [[2]]. “what we do is insert⁤ a‌ gene ‌that⁣ allows the T​ cell to recognize cancer cells and attach to it. This ⁤is what the body needs to ‌recognize that ‘it is ⁣a villain and we will delete it’,” explains Hanne Haslene-Hox, principal researcher at ⁢Sintef.

While CAR ​T-cell therapy has shown remarkable success‌ in treating certain blood⁣ cancers, its application​ to solid tumors ⁤remains a‍ significant challenge. Researchers are focused on enhancing the therapy’s⁤ ability‍ to target and eliminate these more complex cancers.

One‍ Shot at ‍a Cure

The urgency ​surrounding this research is underscored by the critical condition of patients receiving ⁣this treatment. Often, these⁢ individuals have tired other treatment options and have limited time remaining. ‌ therefore, the initial attempt at‍ CAR ⁤T-cell therapy must be successful.

This high-stakes scenario necessitates a meticulous approach to ‍cell processing. Scientists are ⁢striving to understand how the manufacturing process itself impacts the cells’ ability to survive and function effectively⁢ within the⁢ body. “The body is ​incredibly complex, but also very precise,” notes Haslene-Hox.⁣ “We need to know which cells are the right ones.”

Did You Know? The human immune system is capable of recognizing and‌ eliminating cancer cells, but cancer often ⁤develops mechanisms to evade this ‌immune surveillance.

from Manual Labor to Robotic precision

Traditionally, cultivating and testing these‍ engineered​ T cells has ⁣been a labor-intensive, manual process. Laboratory workers meticulously distribute‌ cells into multiple bottles, monitoring their growth and function. This method ⁤is time-consuming and⁣ limits the number of⁢ variables that can be tested together.

Sintef researchers ⁣are now leveraging robotics to overcome these limitations. Rather of using a few large ‍bottles,‍ cells are cultivated ⁤in ⁣plates containing thousands of small wells.⁣ “Rather of⁣ distributing ⁤them on ​ten bottles, we can distribute​ the‍ 100 million cells over 1000 wells. This gives ⁢us the possibility to test many different things in many different combinations,” explains Haslene-Hox. “No one has already done this.”

Process Manual Method Robotic Method
Number of Vessels ~10 Bottles ~1000 ‍Wells
Testing Capacity Limited ⁤Combinations Extensive Combinations
Throughput Slow Rapid

Accelerated Analysis and Targeted Therapies

The robotic system not only streamlines cell distribution but also accelerates‍ analysis. ⁢ It⁣ can quickly identify promising cell variants,allowing researchers to focus their efforts on the most effective candidates. “Then we can⁢ give these cells ⁣the signal which indicates the best that ‘the danger⁣ is hidden here, so we must do a lot of cells’,” explains haslene-Hox.

Pro Tip: Immunotherapy is not a one-size-fits-all treatment. ⁤ Personalized approaches, tailored to the⁤ individual patient’s cancer and immune system, are crucial for maximizing effectiveness.

“T cell therapy is extremely ⁣effective when it works. But the vast majority of cancer patients ‌do not yet have therapies by immune cells at‍ their disposal. We need to create cell therapies that ⁣are ​optimally equipped to⁤ take the fight ⁢against cancer,” she‌ says.

Collaboration wiht Radium Hospital

The insights gained‍ from ⁤robotic screening​ are being⁢ rapidly translated into clinical practise through⁤ a collaboration with Radium Hospital. Researchers are incorporating these findings into the development of new T-cell therapies, which will be evaluated in upcoming clinical trials. This collaborative effort ​promises to accelerate the ‌delivery of cutting-edge cancer treatments to patients in need.

What​ challenges ⁣do you foresee in scaling up robotic immunotherapy for widespread clinical use? How ‌might artificial intelligence further enhance the precision and ⁤effectiveness ⁤of these therapies?

The Future ‌of Immunotherapy

Immunotherapy represents a paradigm shift in cancer treatment, moving‍ away from conventional approaches like‌ chemotherapy and radiation. Ongoing research is‍ focused on overcoming resistance mechanisms, expanding the range of cancers that respond to ​immunotherapy, and minimizing side effects. The integration of⁤ robotics and⁤ artificial intelligence is poised to play a pivotal⁢ role⁢ in realizing the full potential of this transformative therapy.

Frequently ​asked ⁤Questions about Immunotherapy

  • What is immunotherapy? Immunotherapy is​ a‍ type of⁣ cancer treatment that helps your immune system fight cancer.
  • How does CAR T-cell therapy work? CAR⁢ T-cell therapy involves genetically engineering ⁢a patient’s T‌ cells to recognize and⁣ attack cancer cells.
  • Is immunotherapy effective for all types​ of ⁣cancer? While immunotherapy has shown remarkable‍ success in ‍certain cancers, it is not effective for all⁣ types.
  • What are the​ side effects ​of immunotherapy? Immunotherapy can cause side effects, ranging from mild to severe, as the⁤ immune system attacks ⁣cancer cells.
  • What role does robotics play in ‍immunotherapy? robotics is being⁤ used to automate and accelerate the process of⁤ cell cultivation and⁤ analysis, improving the efficiency and precision ⁣of immunotherapy.

This research offers a beacon of hope for cancer patients and underscores the power of innovation in the fight against ⁢this devastating disease.⁤ Share this article to spread awareness and support the advancement of cancer treatment.

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Business

WHOOSH Promo & Edutrip at KAI Expo 2025

by Priya Shah – Business Editor
written by Priya Shah – Business Editor

WHOOSH High-Speed Train Offers Up to 50% Discount at KAI Expo 2025

Jakarta,August 2,2025 – the Jakarta-Bandung High-Speed Railway (HSR),operated by PT Kereta Cepat Indonesia China (KCIC),is rolling out notable travel incentives at the KAI Expo 2025,held from August 2-3 at the Jakarta International Convention Center (JICC). Visitors to the WHOOSH booth can avail themselves of ticket promotions of up to 50% and engage in a variety of interactive activities.

The expo features a special discount for group bookings. Reservations for groups of 20 or more passengers traveling at the same departure time will receive a 20% discount. Furthermore, school groups participating in the Edutrip program, with a minimum of 20 students departing simultaneously, are eligible for a significant 50% discount.

Eva Chairunisa, General Manager of KCIC Corporate Secretary, emphasized that the company’s presence at the KAI Expo extends beyond promotion. “our participation in the KAI Expo 2025 is not onyl for promotion but also serves as an educational platform and a direct service engagement with the public,” Chairunisa stated. “We aim to encourage more people to experience WHOOSH as a modern, fast, and comfortable mode of public transportation. The Edutrip and Discount Programs are designed to support mobility while ensuring a pleasant travel experience with WHOOSH.”

The Edutrip program offers students an immersive educational experience, including insights into public transportation, an introduction to the WHOOSH high-speed train’s facilities, safety education, a station tour, and engaging games facilitated by KCIC staff.

Beyond the travel deals, the KCIC booth promises an engaging experience for all visitors, featuring interactive games with prizes and opportunities to win exclusive merchandise. A highlight of the exhibition is a large-scale miniature of the WHOOSH high-speed train, allowing attendees an up-close look at its design and advanced technology.

“We are leveraging this exhibition to foster closer relationships with our passengers through the various promotions on offer,particularly in highlighting the advantages and services of WHOOSH,” Chairunisa concluded.

Crucial Details Not in the Original Article:

Event Dates: August 2-3,2025
 Venue: Jakarta International Convention Center (JICC)
Specific Discount for Edutrip: 50% for school groups of 20+
 Specific Discount for General Groups: 20% for groups of 20+
Benefits for Group Travelers: Adjusted seating,flexible payments,and assistance from the KCIC team.
 Educational Components of Edutrip: Public transportation education, facility introduction, safety education, station tour, and games.
* Booth Attractions: Interactive games with prizes, exclusive souvenirs, and a large-scale WHOOSH train miniature.

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Sport

Eduardo de Bello: Panama’s Baseball Legend Passes Away at 93

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

eduardo De Bello, Visionary Leader Who Revitalized Panamanian baseball, Passes Away at 93

Eduardo De Bello, a pivotal figure in the history of Panamanian baseball, has died at the age of 93. De Bello, a civil engineer by profession, was instrumental in rescuing the sport from a severe financial crisis during his tenure as president of the panamanian Baseball federation (Fedebeis).

Born in aguadulce, De bello’s lifelong passion for baseball began at the age of seven. His dedication to the sport continued even after he formally stepped down from leadership roles over two decades ago.

De Bello assumed the presidency of Fedebeis in 1991, a period when the national baseball program was struggling financially, with insufficient funds to even hold championships. He, along with a group of entrepreneurs known as the “Baseball Friends,” successfully revived the national tournament, injecting new life into the sport.

During his 12 years at the helm of Fedebeis, marked by five consecutive reelections, De Bello spearheaded significant infrastructure projects. These included the rehabilitation of the Juan Demóstenes Arosemena stadium and the conception and development of the Rod Carew National Stadium. The Rod Carew National Stadium, a modern, multi-purpose venue, remains the primary venue for baseball in panama, fulfilling De Bello’s vision of a professional and contemporary stage for the sport. The stadium hosted its first baseball game in the early 2000s.

De Bello’s influence extended beyond Panama’s borders. He served as president of the Pan American Baseball Confederation and as secretary of the International Baseball Federation (IBAF). His contributions to sports also included roles as secretary of the Olympic Committee of Panama and collaboration with other disciplines such as swimming and softball, where he held the position of vice president in the 1980s.Known for his firm ideals, De Bello believed in baseball as a vocation, lamenting the shift in player motivation from glory to financial gain. He departed from Fedebeis after losing an election, acknowledging the need for change and expressing pride in his contributions. In 2016, he was honored for his vision and perseverance during the National Major Baseball Championship, stating his enduring connection to the sport he had loved since childhood.

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World

And child malnutrition crisis in Gaza

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor
written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

Here’s a breakdown of the provided text, focusing on its strengths and how it captivates readers:

Headline Analysis:

“Humanitarian organizations launch the alarm on child malnutrition in Gaza”
 Strength: Direct, urgent, and emotionally resonant. it instantly identifies the key players (humanitarian organizations), the core issue (child malnutrition), and the location (gaza). The word “alarm” creates a sense of urgency and importance.
Captivation: It taps into a universal concern for children and highlights a dire situation, making readers want to learn more about the severity and the causes.

Content Analysis & Captivation Tools:

  1. Urgency and Alarm:

Tools: Repeated use of words like “alarm,” “surge,” “exploding,” “high risk of death,” “famine is silently starting to insinuate themselves,” and “desperately needs.”
Captivation: This creates an immediate sense of crisis, compelling readers to understand the gravity of the situation and the immediate need for action or information.

  1. Specific Data and Statistics:

Tools: “A quarter of children from six months to five years and pregnant and breastfeeding women…suffer from malnutrition,” “one in five ‘children who suffer from malnutrition in Gaza City,” “cases increase every day.”
Captivation: Concrete numbers make the abstract problem of malnutrition tangible and impactful. They lend credibility to the claims and paint a stark picture of the scale of the crisis.

  1. Powerful Quotes and Attributions:

Tools: direct quotes from Philippe Lazzarini (head of UNRWA) and the NGO Doctors Without Borders (MSF).
Captivation: These quotes provide firsthand accounts and expert opinions, adding emotional weight and authority to the report. Phrases like “purposeful use of hunger as a weapon of war” and “starving” are particularly evocative.

  1. Human-Centric Language:

Tools: Focus on “children,” “pregnant and breastfeeding women,” “patients and health workers,” “bloody injured,” “weak,” and “at high risk of death.”
Captivation: By highlighting the human cost of the conflict, the article elicits empathy and a desire to understand the suffering of individuals.

  1. Contextualization and broader Political Landscape:

tools: Mention of the “21 months of war,” “emergency interviews” in Paris, London, and Berlin, Emmanuel Macron‘s proclamation, Keir Starmer’s statement, and the Israeli Prime Minister’s reaction.
Captivation: This broadens the scope of the article beyond just the humanitarian crisis, linking it to meaningful international political developments. It creates a narrative of interconnected events and potential solutions (or lack thereof).

  1. Conflict and Disagreement:

Tools: Israel’s denial of obligation and accusation of Hamas diverting aid, Hamas’s denial, and the failure of indirect negotiations.
Captivation: The inclusion of conflicting narratives and the stalemate in peace talks adds a layer of drama and complexity, keeping readers engaged as they try to piece together the situation.

  1. Strong Verbs and Imagery:

Tools: “Launch the alarm,” “devastated,” “suffering,” “denounced,” “exploding,” “collapsing,” “disappearing,” “insinuate themselves,” “starving,” “bombings continue,” “hit,” “stalemate.”
Captivation: These words create vivid mental images and convey the intensity of the situation, making the narrative more dynamic and memorable.

Call to Action (CTA) – Implied:

While there isn’t a direct “donate now” or “Sign this petition” CTA, the article implicitly calls for:

Awareness: To inform the public about the dire humanitarian situation.
concern: To evoke empathy and a sense of responsibility.
 Political engagement: To highlight the need for international diplomatic efforts and potential policy changes (like state recognition).

Overall Captivation strategy:

The article effectively captivates readers by:

Establishing immediate urgency and emotional connection through the focus on child malnutrition.
 providing credible evidence with specific data and expert quotes.
Painting a vivid picture of suffering and crisis through strong language and imagery.
 Connecting the humanitarian crisis to significant political events, making it relevant to a broader audience.
* Presenting a complex and ongoing narrative with elements of conflict and potential resolution.

This combination of elements ensures that the reader is not only informed but also emotionally invested in the story, driving them to continue reading and potentially seek further information or action.

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Business

Honda Dash 125 HRC Edition: Specs & Price in Malaysia

by Priya Shah – Business Editor
written by Priya Shah – Business Editor

Honda has unveiled the Dash 125 HRC Edition in Malaysia, featuring a distinctive Trico White colour scheme inspired by the Honda racing Corporation’s racing team. This new iteration of the Dash 125 sports a simple yet sporty aesthetic, characterized by its clean white base adorned with red and blue racing stripes on the fairing, body panels, and fuel tank. The motorcycle is further enhanced by Five Bulled Cross alloy wheels, giving it a fierce appearance that could easily be mistaken for a genuine racing bike.

Beyond its updated livery, the Honda Dash 125 HRC Edition retains the core specifications of the regular Dash 125. It is powered by a 124.8cc SOHC single-cylinder engine equipped with PGM-FI fuel injection technology and a four-speed manual transmission. This engine configuration delivers 9.8 horsepower and 9.5 Nm of torque, emphasizing efficiency and fuel economy. Reports indicate the Dash 125 achieves up to 55 km/liter, and with its 4.3-liter fuel tank, it offers a potential range of approximately 236 km on a full tank.

While specific features for the HRC Edition are not detailed, the standard Dash 125 is known to include full LED lighting and double disc brakes. However, it lacks a fully digital instrument panel and a mobile charging socket.

The Honda Dash 125 HRC Edition is available in Malaysia with a price tag of 6,599 Malaysian ringgit, which converts to roughly Rp 25 million.

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