Here's How Much Battery Your Apple Watch's Always–On Display Is Using
The Always-On Display feature of an Apple Watch is nice for keeping track of the time, but you may be wondering whether it's draining your battery.
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Are Smartwatches Making The Traditional Watch Obsolete?
Are smartwatches making more traditional watches obsolete? From fitness tracking to luxury appeal, both still serve very different users today.
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10 '80s Tech Items Nearly Every Home Had
The '80s was the final era of truly tactile technology. See the essential gadgets that were in every home before the digital revolution changed everything.
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9 New Gadgets To Look Out For In May 2026
The gadgets in this roundup are all either freshly released in April or May, or are available for pre-order with an expected release date before June ends.
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The 3 Hidden Costs Of Buying A Smart Watch
Smartwatches offer many practical benefits, but the costs extend beyond just the purchase price. Here are some hidden expenses to consider before you buy.
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6 Of The Best Wearables For Sleep Tracking
Good sleep is a must for optimal health. Accurate and feature-rich, these wearables help you track and optimize your sleep for the best possible shut-eye.
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5 Reasons Why People Are Ditching Their Smartwatches
While brands continue to market their smartwatches as futuristic devices, several users have moved away from them. Here are the reasons why.
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4 Things You Need To Know Before Buying A Google Fitbit Air
Interested in buying the new Google Fitbit Air fitness tracker device? Here are some things you should be aware of before making the big purchase.
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This Cool AirPods Health Feature Works Like A $3,000 Device
There are plenty of reasons to like Apple's AirPods, but this particular AirPods health feature is really nice as it functions like a $3,000 device.
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5 Things A Garmin Watch Can Do That Apple Watch Can't
Garmin watches have been the go-to wearables for many sports enthusiasts and athletes for two decades, with some unique features explaining why.
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Why Are Some People Getting Rid Of Their Oura Rings?
A wave of Oura Ring customers are throwing out their devices after news about the company's business partnerships started circulating online.
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Why Slapping Your Apple Watch Is Actually Useful
Avoid awkward interruptions with a single gesture. Learn how to use this easy hand motion to silence your Apple Watch instantly when it matters most.
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Update Your Apple Watch To watchOS 26.5 If You Want A Brand New Watch Face
A new Apple Watch face just dropped with watchOS 26.5. It comes in two styles with vibrant color options and pairs with a new band and iPhone wallpaper.
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4 Budget Smartwatches With Better Battery Life Than The Apple Watch Ultra 3
While the Apple Watch Ultra 3 is a flagship smartwatch with decent battery life, you can find various budget smartwatches that can last much longer.
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You Can Control Your Apple TV With Your Apple Watch - Here's How
Your Apple Watch can do all sorts of cool tricks, but did you know you can use it to control your Apple TV experience? Here's how it works and how to set it up.
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The First Smartwatches Were From The '80s, And They Did More Than You'd Expect
While the word "smartwatch" might mean something specific, like big screens and productivity apps, '80s watches were pretty advanced for their time.
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5 Things You Need To Try Before Replacing Your Old Fitbit
We live in an age where we simply toss a gadget when it stops working rather than trying to fix it, but there are always plenty of solutions to try first.
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The Next Apple Watch Might Not Have Touch ID, But Apple Has A Good Reason
Touch ID seemed like a strong possibility for the next Apple Watch. A new leak is pushing back on that, but Apple's reported reasoning makes a lot of sense.
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New Google Smart Glasses Are Coming — Here's What We Know So Far
Google has been teasing Android XR smart glasses for years, and a launch finally seems close. Here's what's confirmed, what's rumored, and what to expect.
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What Does The Red Light Mean On Your Oura Ring?
The Oura Ring is capable of measuring a wide range of health metrics, including an important measurement using an embedded red light sensor.
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Your Fitbit App Is About To Completely Change — Here's Why
Fitbit users have a big change coming. Google is officially retiring the Fitbit app in 2026 and replacing it with something new that brings AI into the picture.
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Apple's Rumored AI AirPods Upgrade Is Already Raising Major Privacy Concerns
While Apple's new AirPods are mostly just rumors, the device has entered an advanced testing stage, meaning it's closer to being ready for an announcement.
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Smart Earrings Are Now A Thing – And They Track More Metrics Than Your Smartwatch
After smartwatches and smart rings, it seems inevitable that a company would produce smart earrings, but they may actually be more effective in some ways.
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Verizon Will Give You An iPhone 17, Apple Watch, iPad, And $100 — But There's A Catch
A new Verizon offer bundles several Apple products with an extra perk on top. Before jumping in, buyers should know what the deal really requires.
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Here's How Often You Should Be Cleaning Your Smart Ring
Smart rings are popular and convenient, but they get dirty over time as you wear them. Here's how often you should clean them and how to do it the right way.
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Your Apple Watch Is Tracking A Health Metric You Didn't Even Know Existed
The Apple Watch tracks something health-related that most users have completely overlooked. Here's what the feature monitors and where to find your data.
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5 Reasons Your AirPods' Noise Cancellation Isn't Working (And How To Fix It)
ANC not working on your AirPods? There are five common culprits, and most of them can be resolved in minutes. Here's what to look for and what to do.
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