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Your Galaxy Watch will lose Vascular Load, switches to blood pressure 'trends'
By Nickolas Diaz Published
Drop one, gain one U.S. Galaxy Watch users say goodbye to a Preventative Care heart feature this month, but Samsung says it's replacing it with a blood pressure option.

This Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 leak could be the upgrade we've been waiting for
By Jay Bonggolto Published
Blindingly bright Samsung's Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 could bring a 5,000-nit display, a bigger 800mAh battery, and tougher IP69K durability.

Fitbit Air gets its first update, which we hope fixes a bunch of early problems
By Nickolas Diaz Published
Light as a feather Google was spotted pushing its first Fitbit Air update to Android users, and there's hope that many early problems get squashed.

Galaxy Watch 9 couldn't wait: major leak has me looking forward to the summer
By Nickolas Diaz Published
Next wave The Galaxy Watch 9 finds itself wrapped in a major leak that highlights its design and more.

Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 leak reveals thinner bezels and a boxier new look
By Jay Bonggolto Published
Officially dead? Samsung may be skipping the Galaxy Watch 9 Classic in favor of a redesigned Ultra 2, bringing fresh looks, cleaner software, and more lineup confusion.

Ultrahuman seeks to define: M2 Live keeps your metabolic health close with a small sensor
By Nickolas Diaz Published
Watch closely Ultrahuman launches M2 Live with Abbott's Lingo biosensor to help users take their glucose (metabolic health) more seriously with a continuous monitor.

Google Health returns 'Hourly Activity' in June, tosses in extra for Android
By Nickolas Diaz Published
Get fit Google Health app received a large June update, rolling out new tools and features for Android.

The Honor Watch 6 wants to outlast your next vacation
By Jay Bonggolto Published
Month-long battery life The Honor Watch 6 bets on what users really want: up to 35 days of battery life, solid fitness tracking, and fewer reasons to reach for a charger.

Samsung shows off ultra-bright XR displays that could power future smart glasses
By Jay Bonggolto Published
Fixing the brightness problem Samsung's new 40,000-nit XR displays could finally make slimmer AR glasses practical, but real-world products still need to prove they're more than flashy demos.
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