Tag: Health & Fitness
Apple Ring: all the rumors so far and what we want to see
The smart ring category is hot right now, but is Apple set to leap into the fray with its own effort? In recent months we’ve seen the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Ring and the RingConn Smart Ring, while the long-term leader of the best smart rings race is the…
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Samsung’s Energy Score feature is arriving on another Galaxy Watch
While the Galaxy Watch FE only dropped a few weeks before the flagship Galaxy Watch 7 debuted in July of 2024, Samsung is already offering a sizeable update to the original, more affordable Galaxy Watch and is tossing in one new feature. Alongside the new Galaxy S24 FE, Galaxy Tab…
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Garmin Fenix 8 users are reporting the Fenix 8 (which we called ‘perfect’) crashing during cold water plunges
Earlier this week, TechRadar published its official Garmin Fenix 8 review. We (or more accurately, I) called it “rugged, expensive perfection” and labelled it one of the best Garmin watches ever. In that review, I also stated: “I’ve not had the opportunity to test the new Dive Mode yet, unfortunately:…
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Pokémon Sleep is coming to Fitbit, Google Pixel, Samsung, and Apple Watch – with one of the cutest animations ever
The popular adorable sleep app and Pokémon Go companion Pokémon Sleep is getting a much-requested feature. Until now, Pokémon Sleep relied on a phone’s motion sensor and microphone to detect sleep duration and quality: the higher quality sleep you get, the more Pokémon are drawn to your restful vibes. However,…
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The Pixel Watch 1 and 2 will soon get an upgrade to Wear OS 5
Considering that the Google Pixel Watch 3 launched on September 10, 2024, in two sizes, new Fitbit integrations, and running Wear OS 5, it was likely only a matter of time before some of its software features began to trickle down to previous Pixel Watches. Like clockwork, Google has announced…
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ASICS enlists angry Brian Cox to highlight how dangerous your desk can be to your mental health
New research involving 26,000 participants has revealed the vital importance of movement for office workers, confirming that continuous desk work can have a drastic impact on your mental health. A new study commissioned by ASICS, dubbed ‘State of Mind,’ has revealed “a strong connection between sedentary behavior and mental well-being…
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