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Neurable launches its newest brain-scanning headphones - Engadget (opens the original)
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This time without Master & Dynamic’s help. In 2024, brain-scanning specialist Neurable teamed up with fancy audio brand Master & Dynamic to launch the MW75 Neuro. It was a pair of high-end headphones equipped with an EEG to help wearers better understand how their mind worked. The partnership would launch a lighter unit, the Neuro LT, addressing user concerns around weight, shortly after. But in 2026, Neurable is launching its (technically) third pair of premium cans, this time without any outsi
QALO launches a smart band to wear alongside its smart ring - Engadget (opens the original)
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You can wear your ring and band at the same time. Silicone jewelry company QALO already makes its own smart ring, and now it's joining the screen-free tracker fray. Today, it's announcing the SL-1 Smart Band, a Whoop-esque wearable designed to monitor the usual cluster of vital statistics. It'll track your movement, sleep, blood oxygenation, heart rate, stress, heart rate variability and skin temperature. From there, it'll generate insights as to your health and fitness, as well as track the wea
Una watch review: A modular, repairable GPS watch is a good first step - Engadget (opens the original)
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Unfortunately, the modularity compromises its ruggedness somewhat. Even as someone who's deeply invested in modular, repairable technology, it's rare to hear about a repairable "smart" watch. Google's Pixel Watch 4 is setting a bar, but it's still the exception rather than the rule, especially across the industry. Gear that small and that tightly packaged is hard to make sustainable, to the point even the EU added a carve-out to its e-waste rules. So when Scottish startup Una said it had made a
HTC Vive Eagle review: Pricey smart glasses that fail to impress - Engadget (opens the original)
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HTC can’t win on price, and can’t win on the arguments. Meta makes so much money that it can burn billions upon billions of dollars to go after any product category it wants. The company sought to dominate the camera-equipped smart glasses world and it's hard to argue that it isn't succeeding. But it's only by throwing money at the problem that Meta has succeeded so far, since it still can't explain why anyone needs a pair. There's almost nothing camera glasses can do you can't do faster and bet
Apple Watch Series 12 will listen to your conversations - Engadget (opens the original)
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It also gains an improved blood pressure sensor and more powerful internals. At its customary early-September event, Apple announced the Watch Series 12 with "Audio Intelligence." It's a feature designed to listen out for and keep track of key phrases in your conversations. In addition, the wearable gets a redesigned sensor platform to better keep track of your vitals. As part of this, it's picking up a feature cribbed from rivals like Garmin, Oura and Whoop. Not to mention, for the first time i
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