Wearables
Oura unveils ceramic Ring 4 collection and compact charging case
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Oura has introduced a new Ceramic Collection for its Ring 4 smart ring, featuring chic ceramic finishes in multiple colors. The launch includes a redesigned clamshell charging case aimed at improving portability. While the new designs offer a premium look, the case has a minor usability drawback.
Nike unveils Project Amplify robotic shoe
Nike has introduced Project Amplify, a robotic shoe designed to enhance human movement. The device uses a powered mechanism to assist the ankle and lower leg. It aims to help users run faster or farther with less effort.
Meta Unveils Advanced Smart Glasses Aiming for Superintelligence
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In a bold step toward integrating artificial intelligence into everyday life, Meta Platforms announced the launch of its latest smart glasses featuring a built-in display on September 18, 2025. The new device, an evolution of its previous Ray-Ban collaboration, promises enhanced AI capabilities that could pave the way for what CEO Mark Zuckerberg describes as 'superintelligence.' This development comes amid growing competition in the wearable tech sector and raises questions about privacy and technological ethics.
Coros launches Apex 4 smartwatch for mountain use
Coros has released the Apex 4, a new smartwatch designed specifically for mountain activities. The device positions itself as a strong alternative to Garmin's offerings. It encourages users to hit the trails with its specialized features.
Wired critiques Amazfit T-Rex 3 Pro fitness watch
A WIRED review portrays the Amazfit T-Rex 3 Pro as an ambitious but flawed attempt to rival the Garmin Fenix 8 at a lower price. Priced at $400, the watch offers impressive hardware like a bright AMOLED display and long battery life, but suffers from a frustrating user interface and unreliable features. Despite some positives, the reviewer recommends Garmin alternatives instead.