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Garmin Fenix 6S review
Pint-sized sports tracking powerhouse The Garmin Fenix range features nearly 20 versions – and the Fenix 6S is the smallest of the lot. While a →
Coros Apex Pro Review
An upgraded multisport GPS watch that’s making big waves in the sport tracking world There aren’t many smaller sports watch brands that successfully manage to →
Three Excellent Sony Lenses You Can Use for Wildlife Photography
If you like capturing animals out in the wild with your Sony Camera, these are the lenses you need to use for wildlife photography. Wildlife →
How to get all of the Apple Watch Activity badges
Trying to snag every Activity badge? Here’s a full list of every achievement and what you need to do to get it. Achievement badges are →
Garmin Vivoactive 4 review: A top notch sporty smartwatch where fitness comes first
Our Vivoactive 4 review was first published as a “first look” on 5 September 2019. It’s now been updated after full testing of heart rate, →
Arlo Pro 3 (two-pack) review: 2K video, motion tracking, and more highlight the latest Arlo security camera
Despite the fact that Arlo’s flagship Ultra camera was pulled from Best Buy for a time because of various performance problems, it ultimately became another winner for the Netgear →
First Rumored Sony A7 IV Specs
The first estimated list of Sony a7 IV specs is shared. The features shared by a reader at SAR are simply put together in the →
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AUTODOC is proud to present to you our new development, which will help you make online-purchases even more comfortable and favourable. It is a mobile application →
HoloLens 2 released: Microsoft ships 2nd Gen mixed reality headset
HoloLens 2 is now shipping, with Microsoft’s second-generation augmented reality headset headed out to businesses and early-adopters after having been unveiled earlier in the year. →
Blurams Dome Pro review: Advanced security features at an affordable price
This pan-and-tilt camera makes facial recognition, motion tracking, and other AI-driven capabilities accessible to modest budgets. The Blurams Dome Pro (model AC30) pan-and-tilt indoor camera →
Buying Fitbit won’t save Google from the big bad Apple Watch – but it’s a genius move
Google’s rumoured attempt to buy Fitbit won’t break the Apple Watch’s stranglehold on the wearable market anytime soon, but it could still be a clever move, →
Fitbit and SpO2: Two years on, we’re still waiting for the health sensor to be turned on
The health sensor that stills lie dormant in Fitbit wearables In 2017, Fitbit made its foray into the smartwatch world with the Ionic. A fitness-focused watch that →
And finally: Apple’s AR glasses could include transition lenses
Welcome to And finally, the place to come one last fix of wearable tech goodness. And have we got some goodness for you. Hitting the headlines this →
Garmin PacePro: How to use the killer running feature on the Fenix 6
From compatible devices to getting set up, here’s all you need to know Nailing the right running pace is no easy feat, even for the →
Sleep tracking has finally come to the TicWatch Pro – and it’s about time
Sleep tracking – along with a new TicSleep app – is coming to the TicWatch Pro and TicWatch Pro 4G/LTE. Mobvoi – the company behind TicWatch – →
Mobvoi TicWatch Pro smartwatches gain sleep tracking function
There is no shortage of Wear OS smartwatches in the market. In fact, some might say there are too many of them. Almost all of →
Garmin Swim 2 GPS Watch In-Depth Review
Yes, for real: The Garmin Swim is back, baby. Over 7 years later and Garmin has finally incremented to the second edition in their swimmers-only →
Alienware m15 R2 review: Eye-catching design comes with eye-tracking tech
The Alienware m15 R2 has been revamped and built “from the ground up” with a new design and form based on the Legend format. This →
Sony a9 II has a refined design and more pro-oriented features
Sony has introduced the a9 II, which adds a host of features for the working professional, along with a refined design largely borrowed from the →
Vive Cosmos Review
The Vive Cosmos is the latest virtual reality headset from HTC, boasting multiple improvements over the original HTC Vive that launched back in 2016. The →
Skydio 2 drone answers all my autopilot requests: Cheaper, smaller, smarter
I love drones but I’m a terrible pilot, and that’s why Skydio’s self-flying technology is so appealing – particularly when the new Skydio 2 makes →
Mi Smart Band 4 Review
Mi Smart Band 4 is an affordable fitness band from Xiaomi. With this, the fourth iteration of the Mi Band, Xiaomi has introduced a colour →
Apple iPhone 12 and 12 Pro release date, rumours, news and features
We are fully aware this year’s iPhones have only just been announced, but there have already been a couple of predictions for the 2020 iPhone, →
Oculus Quest ditches controllers with hand tracking next year
Oculus Connect 6 is underway, and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg had a lot to say about the company’s newest VR headset, the standalone Oculus Quest. →
Whoop Strap 3.0 review
The wearable for the pros lets us mere mortals train (and recover) properly too The Whoop Strap 3.0 is the third generation of a wearable →
Huawei Watch GT 2 hand-on review: Same two weeks of battery, now always-on
For the first Huawei Watch GT, we felt the device had a lot of potential and a great display and fitness tracking capability, but we →
Xiaomi releases Mi Band 4 update to address swim tracking issues
More watch face options also land for budget fitness tracker champ Xiaomi has released an update for the Mi Band 4 that will apparently improve the fitness →
Surprising Vive Cosmos price gives Oculus Rift the edge
Both the price and release date for the upcoming HTC Vive Cosmos have finally been revealed, with the VR headset launching for £699 on 3 →
The iPhone 11’s magical new chip brings an awesome AirDrop feature
One of the most enjoyable parts of an iPhone launch day is those few hours thereafter, when the dust settles and all of the neat →
Apple Watch Series 5 hands-on: Always-on display is a keeper
There’s probably a long German word for the act of refining something which is already at the top of its segment, and if I knew →