Tag: Health & Fitness
Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 leak points to major charging boost, but the Galaxy Watch FE could miss out
It’s no secret that Samsung is gearing up to launch its next line of smartwatches, with the anticipated Galaxy Watch 7 expected to be announced on July 10 – the speculated date for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event. Now, more online leaks reveal details about a potential new charging…
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New leak points to the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 and Galaxy Watch FE launching soon
It’s widely expected that the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 series is going to make an appearance in the next couple of months, and we just got another indication that these wearables are indeed launching soon. Both the Galaxy Watch 7 and a cheaper Galaxy Watch FE variant have appeared at…
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Strava is finally adding Dark Mode, AI analytics, family plans and more
Strava revealed an impressive roadmap of features coming to the platform by the end of 2024, including Dark Mode, artifical intelligence-powered analytics, and safety features aimed at vulnerable cyclists and runners. After years of asking, users of one of the best fitness apps will finally be able to use Dark…
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Google confirms Wear OS 5 will have better battery, new features, new running metrics & more
We’ve been counting down the days until Wear OS 5 makes its debut, and following on from Google’s IO’s Wear OS panel today (May 15), we have a much better idea of what to expect from the wearable platform. Wear OS 5, based on Android 14, will see several headline…
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Google might’ve just teased its new Smart Glass project but don’t call it Google Glass
In a blink-and-you-missed-it moment, Google teased what appears to be its upcoming Smart Glasses project, one it may be building with the help of Samsung and, perhaps, even Qualcomm. You can be forgiven for not hanging on until the very end of Google I/O’s three-hour keynote to see a Gemini…
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No thanks Google, I don’t want an AI yoga bestie
Like many TechRadar readers, I’ve just finished up watching Google IO 2024, and seeing all the new stuff that the Gemini AI is capable of. As I was listening, I was very interested from a layman’s point of view, but as TechRadar’s Fitness and Wearables Editor, I didn’t think there…
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