Tag: Fitness Tech
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Clue Expands Wearable Integrations with Withings and Industry Leaders
Clue expands wearable integrations to enhance cycle tracking Clue, the leading women-led period and cycle tracker trusted by more than 100 million people worldwide, has announced expanded integrations with a slate of major wearable partners. The initiative aims to bring richer, more seamless health data into Clue’s cycle tracking ecosystem, empowering users to monitor their…
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Wyze Introduces Segmented Body Composition Scale with Retractable Handle
Wyze Expands Its Smart Scale Family with Segmented Measurements Wyze has announced a notable upgrade to its lineup of budget-friendly smart scales. The new device takes a step beyond traditional body weight tracking by offering segmented body composition metrics for the arms, legs, and torso. The key differentiator is a retractable handle that enables stable,…
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Wyze’s New Scale: Segmented Body Composition with a Retractable Handle
Breaking New Ground in Home Fitness Tracking Wyze has expanded its lineup of budget-friendly health tech with a smart scale that promises to redefine at-home body composition tracking. For years, smart scales offered broad metrics like weight, BMI, and occasionally surface-level body fat estimates. Wyze aims to go further by delivering segmented data for the…
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Garmin Instinct Crossover AMOLED: A Subtle Update that Elevates Outdoor Tech
Introduction: The Power of a Subtle Upgrade In the world of rugged wearables, big feature leaps often steal the spotlight. But sometimes a quiet refinement can push a product from solid to near-perfect territory. The Garmin Instinct Crossover AMOLED exemplifies this shift: a familiar outdoor companion that gains a brighter, more legible AMOLED display and…
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AirPods Pro 3 Fitness Features: A Workout Game-Changer
Introduction: A new contender in fitness wearables For months, athletes and everyday gym-goers have been eyeing Apple’s AirPods Pro 3 as more than just a premium listening device. With 2025’s upgrade, Apple softens the line between audio gear and fitness wearables, leveraging advanced sensors, smarter health metrics, and deeper ecosystem integration. If you’ve been using…
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Apple Watch Ultra 3 Review: A Sports Powerhouse Reimagined
Overview Apple’s Watch Ultra line has long positioned itself as the pinnacle of rugged wearable tech for athletes and outdoor enthusiasts. The Apple Watch Ultra 3 continues that tradition with a substantial hardware refresh while keeping the same $1,599 price point as its predecessor. The result is a sports-focused smartwatch that feels more capable in…
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Apple Watch Ultra 3 Review: A Pro-Grade Upgrade for Adventurers
Apple Watch Ultra 3 Review: Overview The Apple Watch Ultra 3 arrives as a focused upgrade to Apple’s extreme sports lineup, pricing the same as its predecessor at $1599. For adventurers, athletes, and outdoor enthusiasts, this iteration promises better performance, longer endurance, and a set of features designed to push the limits of what a…
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JASPORT Launches Home Fitness Line: Exercise Bike & More
JASPORT Expands the Home Gym with Three Core Machines JASPORT, a forward-thinking provider of home fitness solutions, has announced the market introduction of its latest product lineup. The trio of core offerings—the exercise bike, the rowing machine, and the treadmill for home use—are designed to empower individuals to pursue convenient, high-quality workouts inside their living…
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Strava Sues Garmin Patent Infringement: Segments & Heatmaps
Overview of the case Fitness technology is once again in the crosshairs of patent litigation. Strava, the social fitness app known for its robust activity sharing, has filed a lawsuit against Garmin, a major player in wearable devices and cycling computers. The case, first reported by Android Authority, centers on allegations that Garmin used Strava’s…
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Strava Sues Garmin: Patent Claim on Segments and Heatmaps
Overview of the case In a move reported by Android Authority, fitness app Strava has filed a lawsuit against Garmin, one of the largest makers of fitness watches and cycling computers. Strava alleges patent infringement and accuses Garmin of breaching an agreement by building on Strava’s patented features without permission. Central to the dispute are…