Google is prepping a fitness band to beat the screen-less rage that is Whoop

Google is building a screen-less Fitbit band to rival Whoop, and it comes with an AI health coach powered by Gemini.

This device looks like a smartwatch, but it measures something far more sinister

Researchers at the University of Tartu are developing a smartwatch-like wearable that uses spectrometry to detect plastic particles in the human body without drawing blood.

Nothing is eyeing AI smart glasses, too. I’m hoping they’re see-through and light up

Nothing is reportedly planning to launch smart glasses with built-in cameras and a pair of AI-powered earbuds. Let’s hope they do it in their signature style.

Whoop’s valuation just tripled to $10 billion

The fitness tracking startup just closed a $575 million Series G with Cristiano Ronaldo and LeBron James among its investors. The obvious question looming over a round of this size at this valuation: Is an IPO coming?

Meta unveils prescription-ready AI glasses to bring wearables into everyday use

Meta has launched AI-powered smart glasses with prescription support, making wearable technology more practical and accessible for everyday use.

Samsung’s new motion sickness app might’ve worked better as a Galaxy Buds feature

Samsung’s Hearapy app tackles travel nausea with a science-backed 60-second audio session, no pills, no side effects, just a precise bass tone.

The Beats Solo 4 is 40% off, and 50 hours of battery life at this price is hard to argue with

The Beats Solo 4 is down to $119.99 at Amazon as part of the Big Spring Sale, a $80 saving off its $199.95 list price. That’s 40% off a pair of on-ear Bluetooth headphones that offer 50 hours of battery life, a lightweight build, and a tuning that’s mo…

The HIFIMAN Ananda hits $249 at Amazon, and nothing at this price competes with planar magnetic drivers

Planar magnetic headphones used to be the kind of thing you’d spend $500 or more to get into. The HIFIMAN Ananda changed that conversation when it launched, and at $249, it moves that conversation further still. That’s $150 off its $399 list price for …

Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses might soon get new Scriber and Blazer models

Meta’s next-gen Ray-Ban AI glasses have surfaced in FCC filings, revealing two new models and possible hardware improvements.