The dimensions of the adapter also seem to be smaller than the fast chargers that Apple presently sells. The adapter will have a USB-C port and could probably be shipping with a USB-C to Lightning cable.Disclaimer: The above report is completely based on online rumours and leaks from the respective sources.

Leaked renders of Apple’s charger adapter suggest that the Cupertino giant is going ahead with a USB-C charger adapter for the upcoming mainstream iPhone models slated to debut this fall. However, if the new rumours are to be believed, Apple is going to change something again this year — this time in the charger it ships with its iPhones. However, Apple still ships a 5W charger in the box along with these models — if you want fast charging on your iPhone 8 or iPhone X, you will have to invest in a MacBook’s plugs Factory 29W charger additionally. These views and opinions do not necessarily represent those of Deccan Chronicle and/or other staff and contributors to this site.

If the leak turns out to be true, USB-C chargers for smartphones will become the next big thing, aiding fast charging across devices and faster data transmission speeds.Apple has been known to change the norms of the technology industry single-handedly. We have seen those in the recent times with the removal of the headphone jack, the inclusion of a notch-based fullscreen display and the omission of the fingerprint sensor. Apple is expected to unveil its new range of mainstream iPhones in September 2018, with a possibility of launching three new models.

The renders, first sighted on Weibo, suggest that Apple will finally go for a fast charger setup for its upcoming iPhone models, rated at 18W.However, don’t start abusing your current iPhone chargers yet. This is a leak from an unreliable source and therefore, could have a high possibility of being inaccurate.Apple presently provides support for fast charging on a select range of iPhones — the iPhone 8 series and the iPhone X.(source)

Because, as you know, the media has been extremely unfair to me and to the Republican Party," Trump told reporters at the White House. There China plugs no anything. The US President said that despite differences, the devotion to the country brings the people together. I mean not at all, no. Many of them admit that.He said the media has been "unbelievably unfair" to him and the Republicans. Theres no blame. If you look at what happened on -- numerous of these incidents, they were supporters of others.. No," he said in response to a question.Washington: US President Donald Trump said on Friday that he has been "toned down" and alleged that the media has been "unfair" to him and the Republican Party.

"And they understand that.Trump's remarks came hours after the arrest of a staunch supporter of his in connection with the mail-bomb scare targeting several present and former high-ranking officials and cable news network CNN. But the media has been unbelievably unfair to Republicans, conservatives, and certainly to me," he said when a reporter asked if the media has been unfair to him. # They write articles about that.The blame game is raging over the recovery of a string of suspicious packages addressed to top Democratic leaders including former president Barack Obama, former vice president Joe Biden, and former secretary of state Hillary Clinton. "No, not at all."I think I've been toned down, if you want to know the truth."I think the media has been very, very unfair in terms of the Republican Party and the way it's been covered," Trump said as he sought to blame the media for the current "divisive" atmosphere in the country.

He refused to take the blame on himself, as being accused by his political opponents. If you look at what happened to Steve Scalise, that was from a supporter of a different party. Trump had appealed for unity after the horrific shooting incident in which Scalise, the top Republican leader was injured. I could really tone it up.In June last year, multiple people were shot, including House Majority Whip Steve Scalise, while Republican lawmakers were practicing for a congressional baseball game at a Virginia field

Glaucoma is the leading cause of irreversible blindness in India impacting over 12 million people. "We know that glaucoma patients have high levels of anxiety and stress as they suffer from a potentially blinding disorder. Patients who underwent meditation therapy also had major changes in stress hormones (decrease in cortisol and increase in beta-endorphins) with improvement in wellbeing.At the end of three weeks there was significant reduction seen in intra-ocular pressure (eye pressure) with mean pressure falling from 19 mmHg to 13 mmHg (25 per cent IOP reduction seen in 75 per cent patients) in the meditation group. said.In this disease, the optic nerve (the cable which connects the eye to the brain) of the eye gets damaged due to high intraocular pressure.

The study was funded by the Ministry of AYUSH."Lowering of intraocular pressure (IOP) is the only proven therapy for glaucoma and this is currently achieved with eye drops, laser therapy or surgery. Patients must not stop using glaucoma medications and must regularly follow up and get their eye check up done at least once a year by a qualified eye specialist," Dr Tanuj Dada, Professor of Ophthalmology at RP Centre.While one group performed meditation and breathing exercises (pranayama) for 60 minutes each morning over 21 days under a trained yoga instructor along with glaucoma medications, the second group just continued medicines without any meditation.

There were also changes in expression of the genes positively impacting health of the retinal ganglion cells and optic nerve which would potentially protect the eye from future damage and blindness. Eye drops are costly and have side effects on the whole body and many patients are not able to afford them as a life long therapy," said Dr Tanuj Dada, professor of Opthalmology at the RP Centre, AIIMS, also the first author of the study.As a part of the study, which has been published in Journal of Glaucoma (official journal of the World Glaucoma Association), 90 glaucoma patients were selected and randomly divided into two groups.

The study was done at RP Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences in collaboration with Integral Health Clinic, Department of Physiology and Genetics Lab in the Department of Anatomy at the AIIMS.This technique of meditation can be easily learnt and practised by all glaucoma patients, including elderly and bed-ridden patients, and can significantly alleviate the suffering of glaucoma patients and reduce the need for medicines.."This is the first study in the world which offers robust scientific evidence for lowering of eye pressure with meditation by targeting the brain and improving both the eye condition as well as general health of the patients," said Dr Raj Kumar Yadav, Professor in-charge of Australia extension cords Integral Health Clinic, Department of Physiology at AIIMS.New Delhi: Meditation can help lower eye pressure in patients suffering from glaucoma, according to a recent study by doctors at the premier All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) here. We also are aware of the fact that stress leads to elevation of blood pressure but seldom think about its impact on eye pressure."A word of caution - mediation can be recommended as an adjunctive therapy for glaucoma patients and not as a substitute for medicines/eye drops