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Qalo's Screenless Health Tracker Has a Smart Ring Companion, Too (opens the original)
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Qalo, maker of a subscription-free smart ring competitor to Oura, apparently has Whoop in its crosshairs, too. The company just announced the SL-1 Smart Band, a new screenless wearable device for your wrist that tracks all the same health data as the company’s SR-2 Smart Ring, allowing you to seamlessly switch between them depending on the scenario. The strategy is an increasingly common one in a wearable space where capturing as much data as possible is the goal, and Qalo makes it more compelli
Screenless Wearables Forecast a Minimalist Health-Tracking Future (opens the original)
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In 2026, everyone wants to make a Whoop competitor, and if they haven’t made one yet, they’re considering it. The subscription-based fitness band startup counts a roster of celebrity athletes as its fans and, as of March 2026, is valued at over $10 billion, but its data-obsessive approach to health and fitness tracking doesn’t necessarily seem like it would translate to the kind of mainstream appeal a company like Google prefers. And yet Google did release its own take on Whoop, the Fitbit Air,
Apple Watch Series 12 vs. Apple Watch Series 11: Colors, Sensors, and AI (opens the original)
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Like clockwork, Apple announces new Apple Watch models alongside its iPhones every year at its annual Apple Event. Keeping a regular cadence is great in the sense that there’s always a new smartwatch to buy, but it can make meaningful improvements hard to track, especially across the last few Apple Watch models, where changes were modest. Apple’s introduction of the Apple Watch Series 12 isn’t a complete reinvention of its smartwatch as a concept—it still has a screen after all—but it does come
The Apple Watch Ultra 4 Is an Even Better Heart Health Companion (opens the original)
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Apple isn’t changing the look of the Apple Watch Ultra 4, but it has dramatically updated its sensors. The new premium smartwatch features new internals, an updated sensor module, and a suite of software features that should make it better for athletes and casual users, alike. The new “Health Sensing System” features a redesigned photoplethysmogram (PPG) sensor that lets it capture live heart rate data throughout the day rather than just during sleep or workouts. Apple says heart rate variance d
Huawei Has a New $3,000 Trifold, Just in Case Apple's Foldable iPhone Wasn't Expensive Enough for You (opens the original)
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A few days before Apple is rumored to launch its first foldable, Huawei is rolling out the third iteration of its trifold smartphone, the Huawei Mate XT 2, in China. The decidedly expensive phone uses chips that are free from U.S. supply restrictions, according to Nikkei Asia, a first for the company. It also has a new design that’s reminiscent of the now canceled Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold and a privacy-focused display that’s similar to the Galaxy S26 Ultra. Huawei describes the design of the Mat
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