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Free Garmin update rolls out Lifestyle Logging to all users — here’s what it does and how to get it
Garmin’s new Lifestyle Logging feature can help you keep tabs on habits and lifestyle factors that affect your sleep, stress and heart rate variability....

I'm an ex-barista — here's my top 3 espresso machines for every budget
I'm an ex-barista and now I review espresso machines, so I've tested loads of coffee makers. I've rounded up my top 3 recommendations from cheap to premium....

Samsung's smart fridge will start showing ads — and you can't disable them
Samsung has announced it will start trialing personalized adverts on its Family Hub refrigerator's built-in display....

This new AI tool can predict your risk of cancer and 1,000+ diseases — meet Delphi-2M
A generative AI model trained on millions of patient records can forecast when you might develop illnesses years in advance. But should you trust it?...

IKEA just dropped a luxe light, and it looks way more expensive — here’s why I’ll be picking one up
If you want to instantly spruce up your home for fall, IKEA’s new light will add a touch of glamor for less....

Sonic Racing CrossWorlds makes Mario Kart World look like child’s play — and its seriously chaotic nature leaves you itching for more
Sonic Racing CrossWorlds' chaotic nature and extensive kart and gadget customization make it the best racing entry in the series so far....

Apple calls AirPods Pro 3 'best in class,' and I got the inside scoop on how it re-engineered the flagship earbuds
I interviewed Apple’s Matthew Costello and Eric Treski to uncover the science and surprises behind the AirPods Pro 3 noise-cancelling earbuds....

I spent two weeks testing the new $3,000 Breville Oracle, but this one fatal flaw means I'd never buy it
The Breville Oracle claims to be intended for automatic and manual coffee lovers, but after two weeks of testing, I can't see how that's true....

Top experts debunk the cycle syncing trend — 'The evidence just isn't there'
Experts debunk the popular cycle syncing trend, which involves planning your workouts around the four stages of the menstrual cycle. Here's everything they said....