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Future Apple Watch models could get a surprising new feature — what we know
By Dave LeClair published
Apple is expected to add AI-powered cameras to future Apple Watch models.

A folding Apple Watch could follow the iPhone Flip — here’s what we know
By Alan Martin published
Apple may be working on a folding Apple Watch that offers a bigger screen for the wrist without the footprint.

I suffer from sciatica — here's 9 exercises I swear by to stretch and strengthen the lower back
By Jane McGuire last updated
The best exercises to strengthen the back and alleviate lower back pain.

Fitbit just started testing its Personalized Sleep Schedule feature — here’s how to try it
By Nick Harris-Fry published
Select Fitbit users can now access the new Personalized Sleep Schedule feature from Fitbit Labs, which provides suggested bedtimes and wake times to improve your sleep.

The Barkley Marathons strikes again — with just 20 finishers in history, can anyone survive 2025?
By Jessica Downey published
Only 20 runners have ever conquered the Barkley Marathons—here’s why it’s one of the toughest races on Earth.

It's not just Pebble — Atari is back with a watch that lets you play retro games on your wrist
By Alan Martin published
Atari has launched a watch that puts four classic games on the wrist, just don't expect any actual smart features.

Pebble is back with two new smartwatches starting at $149 — how to preorder
By Mike Prospero published
Six years after declaring bankruptcy, Pebble is back with two new smartwatches starting at $149

Squats or walking? This research reveals which is better for lowering your blood sugar
By Jane McGuire published
New research has compared the benefits of squats to walking workouts, and the results might surprise you.

I tested the 3 best golf apps for Apple Watch — here’s my favorite
By Dave LeClair last updated
Several of the best Apple Watch apps are designed for golf, but these three are the most popular. I tested them to see what the differences are.

New data reveals the average Garmin sleep score — do you sleep better or worse than most people?
By Nick Harris-Fry published
Garmin has shared data from its users that shows that the average sleep score is 72 out of 100, with elite athletes and those who live in Iceland and Finland posting even higher scores.
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