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Your medical history is coming to Fitbit whether you're ready or not
No more fake sleep Fitbit’s finally getting smart by linking your actual medical records and fixing its lying sleep tracker.
For the full scope, Fitbit's AI health coach can now read your medical records to help
This is important Fitbit's in-depth AI health coach is taking its smarts to another level with your medical records.
Your next Galaxy phone could ditch Samsung’s own displays to save cash
cost-cutting measures Samsung may use cheaper third-party OLEDs for mid-range Galaxy phones to cut costs, but it’s unclear if those savings will actually reach buyers or just boost margins.
Google's Gemini for Home is finally useful enough to not drive you crazy
Trimming the fat Google finally taught Gemini for Home to talk less and work up to 40% faster, delivering smarter alarms and slick automations without all the annoying chatter.
Less fatigue: Boox launches thin Go 10.3 (Gen 2) E-Ink tablet that's easy on the reading eyes
Turn the page Boox announced the arrival of the Go 10.3 (Gen 2) E-Ink tablet, which is a massive boon to users looking to read and work.
Spotify on Wear OS just got a big redesign that makes it much easier to use
A proper upgrade Spotify's Wear OS app now offers a more intuitive interface for playback and browsing.
Personal Intelligence for the masses: Google rolls it out in AI Mode and more across the U.S.
It's a personal thing Google's Personal Intelligence rolls out to all free-tier U.S. users for AI assistance in AI Mode, the Gemini app, and more.
All to your liking: Spotify's 'Taste Profile' beta puts you in charge of the music you find
Your taste Your musical tastes can change, and Spotify is giving you the keys to drive that ship wherever it might lead you with this beta.
