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23 votes
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Meta Connect 2024: biggest news and announcements
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Hands-on: Frame by Brilliant Labs is a disappointing stepping stone to something better
14 votes -
Smartglasses use ChatGPT to help the blind and visually impaired | 5G Playbook
7 votes -
Scientists are researching a device that can induce lucid dreams on demand
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Microsoft patents AI powered backpack, bristling with sensors
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A preview of Humane's AI Pin - TED Talk by Imran Chaudhri
12 votes -
A monocle display with open-source hardware from Brilliant Labs
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"Smart" surgical gloves track medical students' hand movements
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Hands-on with Facebook and Ray-Ban’s first pair of smart glasses
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Silia Nanotechnology’s battery technology will launch in Whoop wearables
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Discovery Channel's Beyond 2000: Wearable Computers (1992)
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Zach Talks Tech - Apple Watch Series 6 review
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Amazon releases "Halo" wearable which analyzes emotions in the user's voice
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Apple unveils new iPad and Apple Watch models; a new Fitness+ service; and Apple One, which bundles its key services for one monthly price
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How the Apple Watch tracks sleep—and why
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Opportunities for watchOS 7
3 votes -
CES 2020 summary: Pork, driverless cars, new wearable sensors, folding computers, integrated tech
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Wearable sleep trackers - recommendations?
Is there a good smartwatch/simile that monitors sleep and has excellent battery life (measured in weeks not hours)? I use the Withings (ex-Nokia) Steel HR, but it … kinda sucks. The bluetooth...
Is there a good smartwatch/simile that monitors sleep and has excellent battery life (measured in weeks not hours)?
I use the Withings (ex-Nokia) Steel HR, but it … kinda sucks. The bluetooth pairings very often lose sleep data, it's very inaccurate, the reporting sucks for non-24s, and the leather bracelet is of very poor quality, keeps breaking.
I really don't care for the fitness/step tracking which, as someone else here put it, thinks typing on a keyboard or eating is a step.
I also briefly tried an Oura (https://ouraring.com/), but I never got it to work and had to send it back.
I also don't care much for any of those "sleep quality" trackers that try to detect if I snore and what not. I can do sleep studies in my own time, I just want to have accurate stats on whether and when I am asleep.
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Angela Sheehan is developing wearable tech with whimsy
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Google owner Alphabet has made an offer to acquire wearable device maker Fitbit
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Click to pray eRosary: The new smart rosary to pray for peace in the world
8 votes -
Nubia Alpha is both a smartwatch and a smartphone with a flexible screen
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Nike’s self-lacing sneakers turn into bricks after faulty firmware update
22 votes -
The Magic Leap con
12 votes