Nature, Published online: 09 April 2025; doi:10.1038/d41586-025-00953-zThe rhythm of life.

Useful quantum networks are hobbled by the problem of decoherence from environmental "noise." But a new breakthrough could change that.

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Photo Credit: Google Google introduced this feature last year on the Pixel Watch 3 but the rollout did not include the US Highlights April 2025 update brings Loss of Pulse Detection to Pixel Watch 3 It can detect absence of pulse and alert emergency services The feature requires a paired phone or an active LTE network to function Advertisement Google is said to have rolled out a health-tracking feature for the Pixel Watch 3 in the US which was previously limited to the European markets. According to a report, users can now take advantage of the Loss of Pulse Detection feature which keeps a check on the wearer's heart rate and allows the smartwatch to contact emergency services if it detects any abnormalities or doesn't detect a heartbeat at all.Loss of Pulse Detection Comes to Pixel Watch 39to5Google reports that Loss of Pulse Detection is now arriving on the Pixel Watch 3 following the April 2025 update which Google rolled out on Monday. The Android 15-based Wear OS 5.1 update brings the software version to BP1A.250305.019.W7. While it mostly contains bug fixes, the report states that users in the US can now access the health tracking feature.As per the company, the feature can call emergency services on the user's behalf if a pulse isn't detected, even if they are unconscious. It can monitor the lack of a pulse due to various factors such as pulmonary cardiac arrest, respiratory or circulatory failure, overdose or poisoning.If a pulse isn't detected, the Google Pixel Watch 3 will vibrate and check in with the wearer to see if they need help. It is automatically dismissed if the smartwatch detects movement or a pulse. If not, it will place a call to emergency services with an automated message that shares the wearer's location and informs them of the loss of pulse.The feature was first introduced for the Pixel Watch 3 last year but was limited to the European markets. Last month, it was said to have received clearance from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), enabling Google to introduce it to the smartwatch in the US. However, it requires the Pixel Watch 3 Wi-Fi model to be connected and in range of a smartphone. Meanwhile, the LTE models require an active LTE carrier to place emergency calls. However, the company emphasises that the Loss of Pulse Detection feature may not always be able to detect a loss of pulse. Further, it cannot predict or determine the cause of a loss of pulse. KEY SPECSNEWSDisplay Size 41mmDial Shape RoundIdeal For UnisexMore Google Smartwatches For the latest tech news and reviews, follow Gadgets 360 on X, Facebook, WhatsApp, Threads and Google News. For the latest videos on gadgets and tech, subscribe to our YouTube channel. If you want to know everything about top influencers, follow our in-house Who'sThat360 on Instagram and YouTube. Further reading: Google Pixel Watch 3, Google, Loss of Pulse Detection Shaurya Tomer Shaurya Tomer is a Sub Editor at Gadgets 360 with 2 years of experience across a diverse spectrum of topics. With a particular focus on smartphones, gadgets and the ever-evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI), he often likes to explore the industry's intricacies and innovations – whether dissecting the latest smartphone release or exploring the ethical implications of AI advancements. In his free time, he often embarks on impromptu road trips to unwind, recharge, and ...More Related Stories

The Role of NFT Domains in Decentralized Email: Unlocking Identity and Ownership with Dmail Network4 min read·Just now--In the age of decentralization, identity is evolving. No longer tied to centralized servers, usernames, or legacy domains, Web3 identity is becoming wallet-based, verifiable, and self-sovereign. One of the most powerful applications of this identity revolution is the rise of NFT domains, and no platform has embraced this more innovatively than Dmail Network.Dmail is pioneering a future where email addresses are not just strings of characters on a centralized system, but on-chain assets that users truly own. In this article, we explore how NFT domains function in Dmail Network, why they matter, and how they’re redefining communication in Web3.What Are NFT Domains?NFT (Non-Fungible Token) domains are blockchain-based, tokenized domain names that users can own, trade, and use across various decentralized applications.Unlike traditional domain names that are rented from registrars like GoDaddy or Google Domains, NFT domains are minted as NFTs and stored in your wallet. You have full ownership, and no one—not even the platform that issued them—can take them away.Popular examples of NFT domain providers include ENS (.eth), Unstoppable Domains (.crypto, .wallet), and now, Dmail Network with .dmail domains.Dmail’s Unique Approach: NFT Email DomainsDmail takes NFT domains a step further by integrating them directly into the communication layer. With Dmail, you can mint your own “.dmail” domain—for example: alice.dmail.Here’s what makes these NFT email domains so powerful:1. True Ownership of Your Communication IdentityYour .dmail NFT domain becomes your permanent and transferable Web3 email address. No centralized provider can suspend, censor, or revoke it.This unlocks full sovereignty over your identity.2. Interoperability Across Web3Your Dmail domain isn’t just for email—it can be linked to:Your wallet addressNFT collectionsDecentralized websitesDAO profilesThis makes .dmail domains multi-functional assets, usable across a growing ecosystem of dApps and protocols.3. Trust & VerifiabilityIn Web2, spoofed emails are a constant threat. With Dmail, messaging someone like vitalik.dmail offers on-chain assurance that you’re talking to the right wallet holder.No more phishing scams. No more impersonation. On-chain identity = verified communication.4. Exclusive Utility Within the Dmail PlatformOwning a .dmail NFT unlocks additional perks on the Dmail dApp:Custom branding & domain managementPriority inbox filteringAdvanced privacy toolsPotential token rewards & airdropsYou can explore and mint your own at:https://mail.dmail.ai/?ref=blog.dmail.aiThe Importance of Identity in Web3 CommunicationIn centralized systems, identity is fragmented and controlled by institutions. Your Gmail account, Discord tag, and Twitter handle all exist in silos.Web3 is building a unified identity layer—one that is wallet-based, owned by you, and interoperable across platforms.Dmail’s integration of NFT domains into its email system plays a major role in achieving this. Here's how:Self-Custody: You hold the private key, not a centralized entity.Portability: Take your identity across apps and chains.Transparency: Verify others’ identities via smart contract records.Use Cases of Dmail’s NFT Domains1. DAO & Project CommunicationDAOs can mint domains like governance.dmail or treasury.dmail to establish official, on-chain lines of communication.2. Web3 FreelancersDevelopers, designers, and creators can use domains like johnfreelance.dmail to engage with clients directly through a verifiable, wallet-bound channel.3. NFT Projects & CommunitiesProject leads and community managers can set up domains like support.dmail or collab.dmail for transparency and scam prevention.How to Mint Your .dmail NFT DomainGetting started is easy:1. Connect your wallet at: https://mail.dmail.ai/?ref=blog.dmail.ai2. Search for your preferred .dmail name3. Mint it directly to your wallet4. Start sending and receiving encrypted messages on-chainOnce minted, your .dmail name becomes a unique digital asset that you can use for messaging, profile links, and much more.The Future of NFT Domains in Web3 CommunicationThe evolution of email in Web3 won’t happen through centralized upgrades—it will happen through decentralized, identity-driven platforms like Dmail.As NFT domains become more widely adopted:Your email will be tied to your on-chain reputationYou’ll communicate securely without giving up privacyYou’ll build digital identities that last beyond platformsThis isn’t just a trend. It’s a structural shift in how we connect and verify each other in the digital world.Start Your Decentralized Email Journey TodayReady to own your name in the Web3 world?Explore Dmail’s cutting-edge decentralized email service and mint your NFT domain here:Website: https://dmail.ai/?ref=blog.dmail.aiInbox & Domain Minting: https://mail.dmail.ai/?ref=blog.dmail.aiFollow Dmail for updates: https://x.com/Dmailofficial?ref=blog.dmail.aiFinal ThoughtsIn a Web3 world where privacy, ownership, and identity matter more than ever, NFT domains are the future of communication. With Dmail Network leading the charge, users can finally reclaim control over their inbox—and their identity.It’s time to stop renting your digital name and start owning it.#DMAIL #Web3 #PrivacyMatters #BountyCamp #Airdrop #DmailNetwork

AI is driving a new revolution across a number of industries and the supply chain is no exception. AI has been the most transformative technology of the decade, and it’s no secret it has helped supply chains become more efficient, resilient, and responsive, while allowing organisations to become more efficient and ensuring workforces to focus on more strategic growth. However despite the benefits of the technology, many businesses are slow to adopt the technology, with recent statistics showing only one in ten of SME’s regularly use AI technology, indicating companies and employees are still not operating at their full potential, thus missing out on opportunities for growth and optimisation.  Transforming the supply chain through AI The potential that AI has in the supply chain is undeniable, with some estimating that AI helps businesses reduce logistics costs by 15%, reduce inventory levels by 35% and raise service levels by 65%. In contrast, failure to implement AI tools could set companies back, leave employees feeling unmotivated and unproductive and result in a weak supply chain and poor staff retention. Now, more than ever, it’s time for businesses to not just pay lip service to AI – they must start using it within their supply chains to truly enhance operations. Due to the evolving market dynamics, AI is not just a competitive advantage; it’s essential for business agility and profitability. Here are two ways in which organisations can use AI to improve their supply chains. Automating the supply chain & harnessing the power of AI for resilience AI allows businesses to tackle supply chain challenges head-on by automating time-consuming manual processes, such as data-logging whilst reducing errors. By taking over repetitive and potentially hazardous tasks, AI frees up employees to focus on strategic initiatives that drive business value. For example, a recent report highlighted that nearly three quarters of warehouse staff surveyed are excited about the possibilities of generative AI and robotics improving their job roles. Needless to say, a supply chain still can’t operate at its peak without resilience – which is the capacity of a supply chain to withstand and recover from disruptions – ensuring uninterrupted operations and minimal impact to businesses and customers. As global markets continue to evolve & expand, businesses are challenged to adapt swiftly to unforeseen disruptions. AI enables businesses to provide real time data analysis, providing unprecedented insights into the web of supply chain dynamics and acting as the eyes and ears of a supply chain. This empowers each component with the ability to make informed decisions quickly to meet supply chain demands. Allowing insights into every aspect of their warehouse operations, real time data enables visibility which permits precise monitoring, enhanced customer service and reduced downtime – identifying potential issues before they become a major problem. At the heart of the supply chain is communication between all stakeholders, with technology such as AI providing real time data, seamless collaboration is enabled by providing a shared platform where suppliers, manufacturers, and distributors can exchange information instantaneously. Enhanced communication leads to quicker issue resolution, enabling the supply chain to adapt rapidly to changing circumstances. Robotics, AI and real-time data introduce an all-encompassing visibility of the good’s journey, which leads to resilience. Human expertise with robot precision Building on the theme of resilience, in the next couple of years the industry will witness AI-integrated robots becoming collaborative partners to their human co-workers. Particularly in environments requiring vast coverage and extensive data capture, robots that are equipped with groundbreaking sensor technologies will navigate, adapt and work with greater levels of autonomy along with other machinery and people in busy environments. This will result in speed of data acquisition and most importantly, allowing companies to make decisions based on actionable insights a lot faster than ever before.  These advancements will transform robots into true cobots and will take human-robot teamwork to an unprecedented level. We will also see that robots will become better with understanding nuanced human gestures and intentions. This evolution in collaboration with technology will redefine what humans and machines can accomplish together. What’s next for the industry? In theory implementing AI and advanced technology in the supply chain has the potential to bring significant benefits. However, we will only begin to see substantial results once these innovations are widely adopted in practice. By automating the supply chain and using data to fuel predictions, these technologies are the foundations for a new industrial revolution that will shape the future of the industries for years to come. Those that delay starting their journeys will risk being left behind. Photo by Miltiadis Fragkidis on Unsplash Want to learn more about AI and big data from industry leaders? Check out AI & Big Data Expo taking place in Amsterdam, California, and London. The comprehensive event is co-located with other leading events including Intelligent Automation Conference, BlockX, Digital Transformation Week, and Cyber Security & Cloud Expo. Explore other upcoming enterprise technology events and webinars powered by TechForge here.