Smart Watches

Let’s be real—keeping up with a vegan diet sometimes feels like a full-time gig. We enjoy meal planning and squinting at ingredient labels, but wouldn’t it be nice if our wrists picked up some slack? Using a smartwatch for a vegan diet lets us track our nutrition, scan food labels, and set daily goals. That […]

Let’s be honest, haven’t most of us wondered if our smartwatches are just stylish wrist jewelry or if they’re actually paying attention to what we do all day? Smartwatches use tiny motion sensors called accelerometers to track our movements, so they can count our steps—even when we’re not thinking about it. It feels a bit

Ever feel like your fitness tracker app just deletes your steps for fun? One day your walk is logged, the next—poof—like you never moved at all. Sometimes it seems like your phone and watch are running a secret prank show. Most fitness tracker apps lose data because of syncing problems, app bugs, device restarts, or

We’ve all been there—gearing up to crush the day’s steps, only for our fitness tracker to completely ignore Apple Health. Is it just being moody, or did we skip a setting somewhere? Usually, our fitness tracker refuses to pair with Apple Health because of connection hiccups, missing app permissions, or some sneaky software bug. Honestly,

We’ve all been there—excited for new features on our fitness tracker, only to stare at a screen that just won’t update. Usually, our fitness trackers refuse to update because of connection issues, a low battery, or some weird glitch in the app or Bluetooth settings. Sometimes it feels like these devices need a pep talk

Ever wonder why our smart fridge can recommend recipes, play music, and keep our milk cold, but we still have to listen to our favorite songs out loud for everyone to hear? Turns out, Bluetooth headphones can pair with some smart fridges, so we can jam out while grabbing a midnight snack—and keep those embarrassing

We’ve all been there—our fitness tracker just stops caring about our stress levels. It’s annoying, especially when we’re stressed about not seeing our stress stats. Usually, the tracker misses stress readings because it can’t pick up a good heart rate signal, or the heart rate feature is off. Sometimes, all it takes is tightening the