wearables

I've been an Oura Ring owner for more than a few years now, having tested and owned each model since the Oura Ring Gen 3. However, during that time, I've unfortunately misplaced a couple of rings, which is never ideal for a device that costs at least a few hundred dollars.

What you need to know

• A new leak claims Samsung is skipping the Classic model and shifting focus to the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2.
• The Galaxy Ultra 2 is rumored to feature a boxier body, slimmer display bezels, and a numbered outer ring.
• Leaked renders also point to a revamped Samsung Health app, a new watch face picker, and a dedicated compass interface.

If you were expecting a brand-new Samsung smartwatch with a clicky, physic

What you need to know

• Ultrahuman debuts M2 Live, a new CGM (continuous glucose monitor) with Abbott's Lingo biosensor for users.
• Glucose spikes are serious, and Ultrahuman is giving users a clear path to managing their metabolic health with M2 Live, incorporating sleep, stress, food, and more.
• Ultrahuman says M2 Live will launch in the U.S.

What you need to know

• Google Health app receives a June update this week, bringing back "Hourly Activity" to the Today and Health tabs.
• Google's also giving Android users better customization tools, alongside Nap recording, which will head to iOS in a future patch.
• The Google Health app debuted around the time of the Fitbit Air's launch, but it was missing some classic features users were accustomed to.

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What you need to know

• Honor is tackling one of smartwatches' biggest pain points with the new Watch 6, promising up to 35 days on a single charge.
• A massive 980mAh battery, IP69 protection, and 5ATM water resistance make the Watch 6 better suited for long trips and outdoor activities.
• Fitness is a major focus, with 120+ sports modes and specialized tools for trail running, badminton, and football, backed by dual-band GPS and AI coachi

It's been less than two years since the Oura Ring 4 launched, and the Oura Ring 5 is already here.

What you need to know

• Samsung doubled XR display brightness to 40,000 nits, potentially solving one of AR glasses' biggest limitations: outdoor visibility.
• The new RGB OLEDoS panels deliver brighter and more vibrant visuals by generating red, green, and blue light directly instead of relying on color filters.
• Samsung showcased the tech through interactive demos, including AR smart glasses with translation and navigation features, plus