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Google Launches $179.99 Fitbit Edge With OLED Display and Gemini Health Coach
Google’s $179.99 Fitbit Edge adds an OLED display, Gemini-powered health coaching, improved GPS and up to seven days of battery life. Preorders are now open.
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Google’s $179.99 Fitbit Edge adds an OLED display, Gemini-powered health coaching, improved GPS and up to seven days of battery life. Preorders are now open.
Mechanical keyboards combine tactile typing, customizable keycaps and retro design. Keychron’s K2, wooden K8 HE and gaming keypad show the range available.
Danu Robotics raises $5 million to bring its AI recycling robot H.E.R.O. to market, with $500,000 in signed contracts and more than 200 sales prospects.
Amazon unveils three Android-powered Alexa tablets with Google Play access, Alexa+ features and prices starting at $229.99, launching October 14 in North America.
Microsoft unveils Nvidia RTX Spark-powered Surface Laptop Ultra and Dev Box, bringing local AI processing, new Windows 11 agent security, and premium pricing.
Ring has unveiled its first smart lock with a hand-powered backup dial, four keyless entry options and a planned U.S. launch in early 2027 for U.S. homes.
Glimpse launched Explore, expanding its CT analysis software beyond batteries to help hardware teams inspect critical parts faster across multiple industries.
Amazon redesigned the Kindle with a flush-front display, thinner, lighter hardware, faster page turns, new colours, and updated Paperwhite and Colorsoft models.
PNOĒ is launching a self-serve metabolic testing mask that measures breath biomarkers and gives wellness guidance without requiring a trained operator.
Meta’s Muse Charm combines a customisable AI companion with a wearable accessory design inspired by digital pets, bag charms, and retro technology trends.
Qualcomm introduces Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 and Extreme Gen 6 smartphone processors focused on local AI, camera upgrades, and efficiency.
Snap adds AI, entertainment, and enterprise features to its $2,200 Specs smart glasses to broaden its appeal.
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