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MIT's toolkit lets anyone design their own muscle-sensing wearables
It uses your body's electrical conductivity to sense movement and activities. - View
Apple is reportedly working on mental health monitoring using iPhone data
Sensors and algorithms could help detect depression, anxiety and cognitive decline. - View
Engadget Podcast: iPhone 13 and why we’re more excited for the new iPad Mini
More like iPhone 12S, right? - View
Fitbit smartwatches now detect snoring and other loud noises
You might know if sounds are disrupting your sleep. - View
Strava makes its location sharing safety feature free
You no longer need a subscription to access the Beacon tool from your phone. - View
Peloton says it's facing federal investigations over equipment safety
Officials want to know how Peloton is reporting injuries. - View
Smartwatch demand surged 47 percent this spring
Apple and Samsung weren't the only winners, either. - View
Peloton lowers price of its Bike to $1,495
The company previously dropped the machine's price in September. - View
The Rock's new Under Armour over-ear headphones pack ANC and a 45-hour battery life
The sweat-proof cans feature JBL's audio tech. - View
Fitbit’s Charge 5 packs an ECG and stress response sensor
ECG and EDA sensors help you monitor your heart health and stress response. - View
Peloton's newer, safer Tread will be available to buy on August 30th
Sales were previously halted because of safety recalls. - View
Peloton's Android app hints at long-rumored rowing machine
The latest version of the software references a device codenamed "Ceasar" and "Mazu." - View
Barry’s latest fitness app supports on-camera workouts
It even comes with a built-in "Red Room" filter. - View
Amazon Halo can now share heart rate data with third-party apps and equipment
The feature currently works with machines from NordicTrack and CLBMR. - View
Peloton treadmill owners will be able to run again without a subscription
The company temporarily limited access to prevent accidents. - View
This week's best deals: $100 off Apple's iPad Air and more
Plus sales on the 2021 Apple TV 4K and Roku streaming gadgets. - View
Alphabet's latest moonshot aims to make industrial robots more practical
Even a small business could put robots to use. - View
Peloton launches its first exercise game for connected bike owners
'Lanebreak' puts you in control of a tire on an obstacle course. - View
Warby Parker's vision test app can help renew your glasses prescription
You might not need to visit a clinic. - View
This week's best deals: $40 off Amazon's Fire 7 Kids Pro tablet and more
Plus the best price we've seen on the Mac Mini M1 and a new games sale at GOG.com. - View
Amazon hopes to track your sleep habits with radar
The Google Nest Hub might have fresh competition. - View
ICYMI: We spend some time with Apple's iOS 15 beta
Also, we test out the latest Echo Show devices and a Lenovo gaming laptop. - View12
Fitbit Luxe review: A tiny tracker that’s both easy and hard on the eyes
The company’s latest attempt at a stylish wearable is not for everyone. - View
Hyrope is a smart jump rope that pairs with an app to track your workout
Hyrope is now available for pre-sale. - View
Researchers retrofit microscopes to take 3D images of cells in real-time
They used rotating mirrors to pull off the feat. - View
Pinterest bans all weight-loss ads
The service says its community has been embracing body neutrality. - View
watchOS 8 beta hands-on: Subtle but useful changes
Mindfulness, Messaging and more. - View
Amazon’s Halo app gets better with Movement Health update
Too bad you must have the company’s underwhelming $100 wearable to use the app. - View
Little Tikes made a Peloton-style stationary bike for kids
Pelican Explore & Fit Cycle will hit shelves at Target next week. - View
Apple lists the devices you should keep away from your pacemaker
You have to be careful about much more than the iPhone 12.
