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Oura Ring 4 revealed with flat, all-titanium design, 8 days of battery life and new Oura app experience
By Kate Kozuch last updated
The Oura Ring 4 was officially revealed with a substantial redesign and longer battery life, plus a refreshed Oura app experience
Oura Ring 4 is finally here — 3 things I'm relieved Oura is doing better this time
By Sam Hopes published
Oura has improved the design, durability and accuracy of the Oura Ring 4. Here's what you can expect from the next-generation smart ring.
Garmin's best-looking smartwatch finally gets the feature we really want
By Dan Bracaglia published
The Garmin Lily 2 Active sports a GPS for just $50 more than the standard Garmin Lily 2.
Tempur-Pedic launches new cooling and neck pain pillows, and we want them all
By Becky George published
Tempur-Pedic has launched two new collections of pillows featuring the same tech found inside their best-selling Tempur-Breeze and Adapt mattresses.
Fitbit.com is offically shut down — what you need to know
By Scott Younker last updated
Fitbit.com is going away and Fitbit devices will be sold via the Google Store starting October 1st.
Epilepsy drug could reduce major sleep apnea symptoms, new trial shows
By Becky George published
A new 'gold standard' clinical trial shows that epilepsy drug Sulthiame could vastly reduce Obstructive Sleep Apnea symptoms.
Sleep Number has released a new smart mattress — and it's a game-changer for hot sleepers
By Alison Barretta published
The Sleep Number ClimateCool is the brand's newest temperature-controlled smart bed. Here's what you need to know.
Oura Ring 4 teased for October announcement, thinner design in new report
By Scott Younker published
CEO Tom Hale discusses how Oura Ring is doing, and the fourth generation version is teased in a new report.
What is My Best Buy — everything you need to know
By Louis Ramirez last updated
My Best Buy memberships can save you a ton of money. Here's how much you'll pay and all the perks associated with each tier.
Strava just released a new feature and it’s available to all users — 5 things you can now change with Quick Edit
By Jessica Downey published
Quick Edits will allow all Strava users to instantly adjust activity details such as adding in images, adjusting who can view it, hiding the map and more.
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