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Patreon's CEO has publicly supported an individual named Ben, despite a takedown notice and lawsuit being issued. Separately, an article details a three-day experiment with a smart wearable device designed to detect flatulence.
Sleepagotchi Unveils AI Health Platform and Announces Airdrop
Sleepagotchi has transitioned into an AI-driven wellness platform, integrating wearable devices and an AI Sleep Coach, moving beyond its original sleep-to-earn model. The company, now led by CEO Kenny Wood, has generated over $100,000 in revenue during a beta phase and is preparing for an upcoming airdrop for its community members.
Randy Pitchford says his friend found an unannounced Pixel Watch 5 in the sea
Randy Pitchford shared that a friend discovered an unannounced Pixel Watch 5 in the sea, suggesting a potential leak of the upcoming wearable. This unexpected find offers a first glimpse at the device before any official announcement from Google.
Meta is reportedly working on an AI pendant and more smart glasses
Meta is reportedly developing an AI-powered pendant and new smart glasses, aiming to sell 10 million wearable devices in the latter half of 2026. This initiative signals a significant push into the wearable technology market for the company.
Oura's Ring 5 is a dramatically thinner smart ring
Oura has unveiled its latest smart ring, the Oura Ring 5, which it claims is the world's smallest wearable of its kind. The new model features a significantly thinner design compared to previous iterations.
Cosplayer creates a real-life Cyberpunk 2077 jacket, complete with a flexible OLED collar that you can actually game on
A YouTuber named Zibartas has created a real-life replica of the NUSA infiltrator jacket from Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty, featuring a functional flexible OLED collar that can display video. The complex project involved overcoming challenges with synchronizing multiple OLED panels and protecting their delicate conductors, ultimately allowing the creator to even play Cyberpunk 2077 on the jacket's collar.
Fitbit Air review: Health tracking for the AI generation
The Fitbit Air is a competitive wearable tracker that rivals devices like Whoop with its robust hardware, comprehensive software, and affordable price point. It is positioned as a health tracking solution for the AI generation.
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This article argues that the need to purchase a smartwatch has diminished significantly. It suggests that current smartphone capabilities and other available devices render dedicated smartwatches largely unnecessary for most consumers.
The smart ring maker Oura has reportedly filed for an IPO
Oura, a company known for its smart ring technology, has reportedly filed for an Initial Public Offering (IPO). This move indicates the company's intention to become publicly traded on a stock exchange.
Google Audio Glasses coming to its Intelligent Eyewear lineup in fall 2026
Google is set to release its new Audio Glasses in the fall of 2026, which will provide users with spoken assistance. This follows their existing Display Glasses that offer augmented reality information directly on the lens.
Luna Smart Ring Gen 2 Review – Does it run rings around the competition?
The Luna Ring Gen 2 offers a sleek and unobtrusive way to track health metrics like heart rate, HRV, and sleep patterns, providing insights into daily activity and circadian rhythm. While it excels at sleep tracking and offers a compelling subscription-free experience at £300, its integration with other fitness platforms like Garmin is limited, and its AI features, while potentially time-saving, may not appeal to all users.
ROG And XREAL Announce Pre-Order Date For Immersive Gaming Glasses
ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) and XREAL have announced pre-order dates for the ROG XREAL R1, the world's first 240Hz micro-OLED gaming AR glasses. Pre-orders begin on May 15, 2026, via Best Buy and May 17, 2026, on the XREAL Official Store. The glasses are designed for universal compatibility with handheld devices, particularly the ROG Ally, offering a 171-inch virtual screen with a 240Hz refresh rate and 0.01ms response time.
Meta is bringing third-party apps and games to its display glasses
Meta is planning to bring third-party applications and games to its smart display glasses, potentially increasing their utility. The $800 smart glasses are expected to support a wider range of software in the near future.
Ultrahuman Ring Pro review: The future of smart rings looks a lot like its present
The Ultrahuman Ring Pro review highlights that its primary innovations lie within its charging case. The article suggests the future of smart rings is closely tied to their present capabilities.
Real-Life Smart Glasses Are Being Added To 007 First Light Later This Year
007 First Light will feature real-life smart glasses from Even Realities as an in-game gadget through a post-launch update. This marks the first time wearable technology will be implemented into a playable James Bond experience. The game is set to launch this summer for Nintendo Switch and other platforms, with IO Interactive emphasizing a commitment to quality for the Switch version.
Sony's new wearable air conditioner runs even cooler
Sony has announced a new wearable air conditioner designed for improved comfort. The device aims to offer a cooler experience for users.
The Morning After: Google's new wearable doesn't have a screen
Google has launched a new wearable device that notably lacks a screen. This week's news also covers the new reMarkable slate and a new gimbal released by DJI.
Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Review — Great Earbuds, When They Stay In | Console Creatures
The Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 offer impressive sound quality and active noise cancellation, building upon the design of the Galaxy Buds 3. However, their open-type design makes them prone to falling out of larger ears, hindering their usability during movement. While the software features and premium build are notable, the fit issue is a significant drawback for many users.
The Google Fitbit Air is an AI-infused take on Whoop wearables
Google has conceptualized the Fitbit Air, a strap-less wearable device that integrates artificial intelligence. This concept is presented as an AI-infused alternative to existing wearables like Whoop and is described as a small Fitbit Inspire without its strap.
Google Unveils Upcoming Fitbit Air and Google Health App
Google has announced the Fitbit Air, a new screenless bracelet compatible with Android and iOS, designed to track heart rate, exercise, and sleep. Alongside the bracelet, the company is rebranding the Fitbit app to Google Health, which will feature a Gemini-powered Health Coach offering personalized fitness plans and health insights. A special edition Fitbit Air designed with NBA player Stephen Curry will launch on May 26 for $129.99 USD, with the standard model priced at $99.99 USD.
