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Two new devices highlight the shift toward targeted, non-wrist wearables that move beyond passive tracking.
While Apple pushes Siri AI as the iOS 27 star, beta users are finding smaller tools more immediately useful.
Wearables are moving beyond basic tracking toward soft, neuromorphic devices that process signals locally like the brain.
Patients say they want to share wearable data with doctors — but almost nobody does.
Starlink delivers global broadband to 10.3 million subscribers across residential and business markets, underscoring its central role in SpaceX's IPO strategy.
NOAA's new SOLAR-1 satellite is now operational at a Lagrange point, delivering CME images to forecasters in just 30 minutes instead of eight hours. This upgrade should help aurora hunters get better advance notice of spectacular displays.
Most comparisons overlook the subscription gap that flips long-term value between these budget trackers.
Iranian state media falsely claims Reuters reported Starlink terminals guide US drones, using it as justification to crack down on civilian access. In...
Wearable use among US adults rose from 30.2% in 2020 to 41.1% in 2024, yet daily wear stayed flat and doctor data sharing only crept to 19.2%. The real barrier is health systems lacking infrastructure to integrate consumer device data.
Wearables detect insulin resistance early via elevated resting heart rate, low heart rate variability, and low daily steps—signs that appear before standard lab tests flag the issue.
Meta's first smartwatch, codenamed Malibu 2, launches September 23 and will use surface electromyography sensors to serve as the gesture controller...
Researchers developed a smartwatch for continuous blood pressure monitoring without any cuff, bringing effortless daily tracking to wearables for better health insights.
AI tools promise to transform work and school lives but come with a host of new privacy threats.
Wristband tech accurately detected cardiac arrest in a small Netherlands study of adults during routine procedures.