Fitbit revived for an “Edge” of sorts
Not quite a Pixel Watch but still something kinda sorta in the same category, Google wakes up the Fitbit brand for an Edge, and folks who want a decent battery in a wearable.
Smartwatches may tell the time, but they also serve another important role: they can help you learn more about your health. And they're not the only piece of technology to do that.
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Not quite a Pixel Watch but still something kinda sorta in the same category, Google wakes up the Fitbit brand for an Edge, and folks who want a decent battery in a wearable.
Twelve years in, the design and tech are in the best place Apple can get them. Now there’s only one thing left for Apple to fix, and it’s still a bit of a sore point.
Better late than never, our review of the Apple Watch Series 11 reminds us that great devices can still be iterative, but still good enough to own, even if very little has changed.
Sometimes you just need to pinch yourself to see if you’re awake. Dyson’s CameraJet is that sort of story, as the re-inventor of vacuums and hairdryers now enter toothbrushes.
A wearable that doesn’t feel like one is getting slimmer for version five, offering a choice against the assortment of smart watches and bands.
A lightweight screen-free fitness tracker is coming for wrists via Google, as the Fitbit name returns.
One of the handful of smart rings is bringing a little more AI in its Ring Pro, handy for folks who don’t like a smartwatch or smartband.
Wearable owners of the Apple Watch variety looks set to get one more notification, and it could just save their life.
ChatGPT has rolled out a feature where you can give it access to your medical information, but the analyses aren’t exactly real medical advice.
Not a fan of the smartwatch? Your next wearable could just hold your pants up while you go for a good long walk.