I probably look at my computer screen more than I look at my family members. And copious hours sitting at a desk have not done favors for my already wonky neck and shoulders. If you also feel some discomfort from typing and mousing the day away, you might want to invest in an ergonomic keyboard. The first time I tried a fully split, thumb cluster board, I knew I had found the answer to my particular problem. But it was tricky to figure out how to type on it.
The New Year is here and there’s no better time to kickstart those health and fitness goals. Whether you’re looking to shed a few holiday pounds, track your muscle gains or simply stay on top of a new wellness routine, a smart scale can be your perfect sidekick. These high-tech scales go beyond just showing your weight; they provide insights into body composition, such as body fat percentage, muscle mass and even your metabolic rate, all while syncing with your favorite health apps.
You may have just set new fitness goals for yourself but you’re unsure how to go about achieving them. Modern wearables have made it pretty easy to keep track of things like your daily step count, heart rate, sleep stages and more, so you spend less time monitoring that data yourself and more time focusing on other healthy habits you can implement. Thankfully, you don’t have to send hundreds to get a wearable that can do these things for you.
More than 200 employees of 23andMe are being laid off as part of the company’s ongoing cost-cutting measures. The layoffs will impact 40 percent of the genetic testing company’s workforce.
When iOS 18.1 arrived earlier this week, Apple delivered the highly-anticipated suite of hearing health features that it announced at the iPhone event
The biggest audio announcement at Apple’s iPhone event last month wasn’t the AirPods 4. Instead, the milestone news was the company’s plan to introduce a robust suite of hearing health features for the AirPods Pro 2 alongside iOS 18.