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While most fitness trackers are losing the screens to keep the price low, the CMF by Nothing Watch 3 Pro is a bit different. The budget-friendly smartwatch with a 1.43-inch OLED display is even cheaper than usual at Amazon, where it costs $69 in every color (the price fluctuates between $79 and $99). Some notable…

WhatsApp is introducing a new feature that allows users to find and contact people through usernames instead of phone numbers, making it easier to connect while offering greater privacy. The feature is currently being rolled out to a limited number of users and is not yet available worldwide, according to WABetaInfo. The new system lets…

With new SUV prices continuing to climb, even mainstream family crossovers now carry price tags that were once reserved for luxury vehicles. That has made the used market increasingly attractive, especially for buyers who value comfort, refinement, and long-term reliability over having the latest technology. One standout example is a well-kept luxury SUV that can…

Night sweats and allergens can ruin our sleep during the summer, and not washing your bedding enough can make these issues even worse. Sweat, oil, and allergens can build up if sheets and pillows during heatwaves, but how often (and at what temperature) should we wash our sheets in the summer? While research has found…

print(df.groupby(‘year’)[‘lifeExp’].mean()) year 1952 49.057620 1957 51.507401 1962 53.609249 1967 55.678290 1972 57.647386 1977 59.570157 1982 61.533197 1987 63.212613 1992 64.160338 1997 65.014676 2002 65.694923 2007 67.007423 This gives us the mean life expectancy for all populations, by year. We could perform the same kinds of calculations for population and GDP by year: print(df.groupby(‘year’)[‘pop’].mean()) print(df.groupby(‘year’)[‘gdpPercap’].mean()) So…