Sony upgraded its wearable AC so it’s cooler and better at hugging your neck
Sony has announced a new version of the wearable personal air conditioner the company first revealed in 2019 ahead of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. …
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Google’s taking a big swing at AI health with the Fitbit Air
… Personalized health is the holy grail of the wearable and health industry right now. Every new wearable launch, optimized metric, and AI feature is hurtling toward this goal. …
Google Health is here, but a lot of people want their Fitbit app back instead
… While Google’s Rishi Chandra told The Verge earlier this month that Google Health will eventually support third-party wearables, my Nothing Watch Pro 3 currently isn’t enough to unlock those two extra tabs.
Here are the fitness trackers I actually recommend
… The number-one rule of wearable tech is that it has to be something you actually want to wear. …
WWDC 2025
… At WWDC 2025, Apple just showed off a new update coming to its wearables this fall. …
Apple iPhone16 Event
… 1 / 2 Apple’s new MagSafe battery is only designed for the new iPhone Air Jay Peters Sep 9, 2025 Hands-on with all the new Apple Watches: Series 11, Ultra 3, and SE 3 Victoria Song and Andrew Liszewski Sep 9, 2025 The eight biggest announcements from Apple’s iPhone Air event Apple’s thinnest iPhone… …
A first (and second) look at the Android XR glasses launching this year
… I’m still not fully sold on AI as the killer use case for wearable tech. …
Google Assistant
… Google’s AI is rolling out to more wearables, after the company announced it was coming at I/O in May , then debuted it on the Galaxy Watch 8 this month. …
T-Mobile
… In June, T-Mobile was asked to stop advertising its so-called “price lock.” “I am still alive”: Users say T-Mobile must pay for killing “lifetime” price lock Ars Technica RedCap, the 5G for wearables and IoT, will get its first devices soon Wes Davis Oct 13, 2024 Starlink and T-Mobile’s text-by-sat…
Apple Rumors
… At Bloomberg , Mark Gurman has more AI-related rumors ahead of WWDC, saying that, along with a reworked version of Siri, Apple plans to build Grammarly-like grammar checking and suggestions into the next iPhone and iPad updates hopefully, without using our AI slopplegangers for an “expert review” . …
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