Wearable Tech

Let’s be real for a second—who hasn’t been caught with their hands full, phone lost somewhere, and suddenly the wrong song starts playing? That’s when it hits us: hey, we’ve got a smartwatch strapped on! With just a few taps, we can play, pause, skip, or mess with the volume on our phone—no need to […]

Tracking our sleep isn’t just about feeling guilty for binging another season of reality TV anymore. These days, fitness trackers pull double duty—they show us how many times the dog woke us up, and can even flag signs of sleep apnea. Sleep apnea means your breathing stops and starts during the night. Figuring this out

Staying active isn’t easy, and honestly, our phones nagging us to move doesn’t really help. That’s where fitness trackers step in. These little wrist gadgets act like gentle coaches—they don’t yell, but somehow they always know if we’ve been glued to the couch for too long. Pairing a fitness tracker with a Samsung phone is

Smartwatches are everywhere now, and honestly, it makes sense. These little gadgets let us check messages, count our steps, or set a timer without fishing out our phones. Pair one with an iPhone, and you unlock even more tricks—like pinging your lost phone or firing off an emoji reply that’s way too dramatic for the

Let’s be real—no one wants to wrestle with wires in bed when all we want is a good night’s sleep, not a tangle of cables and frustration. That’s why sleep-friendly Bluetooth headphones are a thing. They let us drift off to our favorite playlists or podcasts, keeping us comfy and pain-free. Using Bluetooth headphones for

Let’s be honest—wires are a pain, and our Raspberry Pi projects deserve better. That’s why a lot of us want to connect our trusty Bluetooth headphones, whether we’re coding, gaming, or just trying to watch videos in peace. We can connect Bluetooth headphones to a Raspberry Pi by pairing them through the Bluetooth settings and

If CrossFit had a motto, it’d be something like, “If you’re not counting your reps, do they even exist?” Keeping up with CrossFit workouts sometimes feels like you’re on a wild game show, and the prize is sore muscles. Fitness trackers claim they’ll make things easier by logging every burpee, box jump, and, let’s be

Let’s be real—most of us track calories about as well as we remember where we parked at the mall. Thankfully, smartwatches have made calorie tracking way easier, even for those of us who still lose our phones in the couch cushions. Smartwatches use sensors to follow our movements and heart rate, so we get a

Counting steps is cool, but buying a snack with just a wrist tap? That’s the future—at least for our morning jogs. Fitness trackers with NFC payments blend two things we actually want: keeping tabs on our health and making life easier when our hands are sweaty or full. No more digging for coins or cards

Teachers probably spend more time on their feet than some pro athletes. We’re always darting from classroom to classroom, juggling lesson plans and a lukewarm coffee, and honestly, it’s hard to tell if we’re moving enough—or way too much. That’s when a fitness tracker can step in to nudge us (sometimes a little too insistently)