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CES 2024: Garmin adds two devices for women, overhauls Connect app
Garmin didn’t reveal anything big at CES, choosing instead to focus on renewing and refreshing products to help those wanting to stay active.
Google Pixel Watch 4 review
It looks a lot like its predecessors but the Google Pixel Watch 4 can do things those models can’t, and that’s the main draw in wearing one.
Samsung Galaxy Watch4 Classic review
The Galaxy Watch4 Classic is a change in direction for Samsung smartwatches, and may be a good one if you’re an Android user seeking something different.
TCL at CES 2023 showcased TVs, AR glasses, and home appliances
TCL announced new TVs, smartphones, appliances, and brand new AR glasses that are multi-focal displays with features like auto-translate.
Fauna audio Bluetooth glasses review
Fauna offers stylish smart glasses that incorporate Bluetooth audio to enhance your everyday life, even if you need prescription lenses.
Review: Jaybird Reign Fitness Tracker
For the past week, I’ve been rocking a new accessory on my left wrist – the Jaybird Reign Activity Tracker. Introduced earlier this year at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Reign goes above and beyond what other activity trackers offer by encouraging balance and prompting those who wear it to improve their habits. It tells you when you need more sleep, when you need to take it easy, and when you are your optimal self, and I recently got a chance to take one for a test drive. Here’s my take after wearing Reign 24/7 for one week.
How to use Ray-Ban Meta AI Glasses: A complete guide
Ray-Ban Meta AI Glasses take what would otherwise look like regular sunglasses and infuse them with cool tech that you can utilize.
How to avoid boredom with your home gym
If you’re even remotely into fitness, you’ve likely heard of the acronym “HIIT.” If you haven’t, then let me clarify that HIIT does not stand for “Hit Intensely to Injure Trainer” but instead refers to “High Intensity Interval Training,” otherwise known as one of the most efficient ways to shed extra pounds, get into shape, and keep fit. With HIIT you’ll sweat, likely swear, perhaps cry, but relish in the results once you’ve committed some time to a regime. All you need is some will power and a few key pieces of equipment.
Google I/O shows a bunch of new Pixel products are coming
In one of the “busier” Google I/O events in recent memory, Google unveiled a number of products and updates that you can expect in 2022.
6 things you need to start working out at home
Working out at home has many time benefits for busy people. Here are 6 things you need to start working out at home.