Tag: wearables
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Apple Watch Hypertension Alerts Arrive in Malaysia: What You Need to Know
Apple Watch Hypertension Alerts Enter Malaysia In a move aimed at empowering more people to monitor their heart health, Apple today announced that its hypertension notifications feature is now available in Malaysia. The service is compatible with Apple Watch Series 9, Apple Watch Ultra 2, and newer models, bringing a proactive health tool to Malaysian…
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Apple Watch Hypertension Alert Arrives in Malaysia: What to Know
New feature lands in Malaysia: What is the hypertension alert? Apple has announced the rollout of its hypertension notifications to Malaysia, starting today, January 28. The feature, designed for compatible Apple Watch models, aims to help users monitor potential high blood pressure patterns and take timely action. Available to owners of the Apple Watch Series…
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Garmin Watches: Why They Cost More, Inside Kansas HQ
Inside Garmin’s Kansas HQ: Why the price tag on Garmin watches can be higher When people think of Garmin, they often think of reliable running watches and rugged outdoor devices. But behind every Forerunner, Fenix, or Enduro lies a pricing strategy shaped by engineering rigor, labs that test endurance, and a commitment to long-term reliability.…
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Garmin labs reveal why these watches cost a premium — and how they test them to break
What drives Garmin’s price tag? Garmin’s running watches — from the Forerunner to the Fenix series — are often among the most talked-about sport gadgets on the market. They’re praised for accurate GPS, long battery life, and a host of metrics that appeal to runners, hikers, and triathletes. But the price tag? It’s not just…
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Wrist Wearables in Tennis: ITF Rules, Whoop Approval, and Grand Slam Bans
The evolving landscape of wearables in tennis In the high-speed world of professional tennis, players constantly seek an edge, whether through improved nutrition, training, or equipment. Wrist-worn devices, which monitor heart rate, recovery, sleep, and other biometrics, have become central to performance conversations. The International Tennis Federation (ITF) maintains an official Rules of Tennis that…
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How AI Analyzes Sleep Patterns to Predict Future Disease Risk
Understanding the Link Between Sleep and Health Sleep is more than a nightly pause; it is a vital biological process that influences nearly every system in the body. From immune function to brain health and metabolic balance, adequate rest supports overall well‑being. In recent years, researchers have increasingly turned to AI to parse complex sleep…
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AI predicts future disease risk from sleep patterns
Introduction: Sleep as a predictive signal for health Sleep has long been acknowledged as essential for daily functioning, mood, and cognitive performance. But emerging research suggests that sleep patterns may do more than influence how you feel tomorrow: they could help forecast your risk for certain diseases in the years ahead. Advancements in artificial intelligence…
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AI Wearable and Multi-OS Phone Lead This Week’s Gear News
Overview: A Week of ambitious gadgetry This week’s gear news spotlights bold moves across wearables, phones, laptops, and show-floor surprises from CES 2026. Apples AI-enhanced wearable leads a wave of devices that promise deeper integration, while a bold multi-OS phone demonstrates a future where users can switch between Android, Linux, and Windows on one device.…
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Samuel Ross Named Global Creative Director for Whoop x SR_A: Inside Project Terrain
Introduction: A New Era for Whoop and SR_A In a move that fuses high fashion with wearable technology, Whoop has appointed designer Samuel Ross MBE as Global Creative Director for its latest collaboration with SR_A, the streetwear label behind the SR_A umbrella. The partnership, titled Project Terrain, marks Whoop’s first foray into performance design collaborations…
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Stanford Scientists Unveil Photonic Skin that Camouflage Like an Octopus
Researchers at Stanford unveil a groundbreaking photonic skin for dual camouflage In a leap forward for adaptive materials, Stanford researchers have demonstrated a synthetic skin that can change both color and texture to blend into its surroundings—much like the remarkable camouflage abilities of octopuses and cuttlefish. The new photonic skin promises to usher in a…