A review of 17 power banks tests their ability to charge various devices, from smartphones to laptops. Key specifications like wattage, voltage, and capacity (mAh) are crucial for compatibility. The article highlights top picks for overall performance, budget, portability, and specific device charging needs.
The Fitbit Air challenges the subscription-based fitness tracker market with a one-time $100 cost, offering core features without extra fees, unlike competitors like Oura and Whoop.
New research suggests individuals with lower cardiorespiratory fitness need 30-50 more minutes of weekly exercise than the fittest to achieve the same reduction in cardiovascular risk. The study analyzed UK Biobank data, finding that while 150 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous activity offers protection, optimal benefits require higher volumes for the deconditioned.
Google’s new Fitbit Air, the $99.99 screenless fitness tracker, comes out on May 26th. It’s the company’s first Fitbit release in four years, and you can use it on iOS or Android phones without a paid subscription if all you want to do is track activities, sleep, and basic health metrics (heart rate, breathing rate, […]
Why do you want a fitness tracker? This is the first question I ask any time I’m asked to recommend a device.  The number-one rule of wearable tech is that it has to be something you actually want to wear. So instead of molding yourself to a device, it’s better to pick something that isn’t […]
Mumbai Indians suffered an eight-wicket defeat to Chennai Super Kings at Chepauk in IPL 2026. During the match, Tilak Varma was struck on the wrist by a delivery from CSK pacer Jamie Overton, causing his WHOOP fitness tracking band (worth approximately Rs 28,000) to dislodge. After receiving medical attention, Varma resumed batting. CSK captain Ruturaj Gaikwad scored an unbeaten 67 to guide his team to victory, while Mumbai Indians continue to struggle with just two wins in nine matches.
The pet fitness tracker market is projected to grow to $450m (£333m) by 2035, but veterinary experts are divided on their value. While owners like Bryan Becker credit the devices with helping manage his anxious dog's medication dosage, Dr Elizabeth Mullineaux of the British Veterinary Association warns they are costly and could cause needless worry. Supporters argue pets hide pain instinctively and trackers enable early intervention, while critics emphasise that day-to-day observations and veterinary expertise remain essential.
