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  • Fitbit heart irregular rhythm notifications

    Fitbit will roll out a passive heart rhythm monitoring feature after getting FDA approval

    by 
    Kris Holt
    Kris Holt
    04.11.2022

    Google asked the agency to review its algorithm last month.

  • MyZone MZ-Switch

    MyZone’s hybrid fitness tracker breaks free of the chest strap

    MyZone has announced an upgraded heart-rate tracker that doesn’t have to wrap around your torso to track your workouts and activity. The MZ-Switch is apparently the first device in the world that monitors both PPG (photoplethysmography) and ECG (electrocardiography) readings for more accurate activity monitoring with less “blind spots”.

  • Withings

    Withings’ new ScanWatch is a classy heart-monitoring wearable

    by 
    Daniel Cooper
    Daniel Cooper
    01.05.2020

    2020 is the year that Withings revamps its Steel HR line of hybrid fitness watches into a new product called the Withings ScanWatch. The new timepiece takes the basic idea of its predecessor and adds a built-in ECG to help folks look for issues with their heart, including atrial fibrillation and sleep apnea.

  • Daniel Cooper

    ASUS’ new fitness watch is more useful and better looking

    by 
    Daniel Cooper
    Daniel Cooper
    09.04.2019

    ASUS may not make smartwatches anymore, but it has kept one foot in the wearables space with its line of fitness watches. A year and a bit after launching the VivoWatch BP, the company is back with a new health-tracking watch that, most importantly, looks a whole lot better than its predecessor.

  • FusionFall sneak preview starting this weekend

    by 
    Seraphina Brennan
    Seraphina Brennan
    12.09.2008

    Yes, that's right, it's Blossom and Bubbles from the Powerpuff Girls. Very few MMOs could support something as extreme as grown-up Powerpuffs or Dexter as a invasion resistance leader, but Cartoon Network's FusionFall seems to be bringing them and more to the table. But if you're still unsure about the whole prospect of having all of Cartoon Network's heroes in one interconnected universe, then why not take the chance to try the game yourself?This weekend will mark a special "preview" of FusionFall for everyone out there who takes the time to sign up on the main FusionFall website. So for those of you who have been drooling at the idea of taking missions from Ben Tennyson or Numbah Five, wait no longer.And if you're still on the fence about the game -- Samurai Jack. We think that should be enough to push you violently off that fence.