The Rise of Wearable Fitness Tech: Are You Keeping Up?
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The Rise of Wearable Fitness Tech: Are You Keeping Up?

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Fitness has come a long way from notepads and stopwatch timers. In today’s world, wearable fitness technology is redefining how we approach health, exercise, and everyday habits. Whether you’re a serious athlete or someone simply trying to walk more, wearables are changing the game—and if you haven’t jumped on the bandwagon yet, it’s worth asking:…

Mental Health in the Age of Social Media: Staying Connected Without Losing Yourself
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Mental Health in the Age of Social Media: Staying Connected Without Losing Yourself

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In just over a decade, social media has transformed how we communicate, work, and even view ourselves. Platforms like Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook have become digital gathering spaces for billions of people. While these apps can offer support, inspiration, and a sense of community, they also come with a downside that many people are…

Beginner’s Guide to Investing in Tech Stocks
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Beginner’s Guide to Investing in Tech Stocks

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The technology sector has long been a hotspot for investors seeking growth, innovation, and long-term potential. From Silicon Valley giants to emerging startups, tech companies are reshaping industries and redefining the way we live, work, and communicate. But for beginners, investing in tech stocks can feel overwhelming. What companies should you watch? Is now a…

The Future of Wearable Tech in Sports and Fitness
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The Future of Wearable Tech in Sports and Fitness

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In just a few short years, wearable technology has gone from niche novelty to essential gear for athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and everyday users alike. Smartwatches, fitness trackers, heart rate monitors, and smart clothing have completely changed how we approach training, performance, and recovery. But what’s next for this booming market? The future of wearable tech…

The Rise of AI in Everyday Technology: What It Means for You
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The Rise of AI in Everyday Technology: What It Means for You

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Just a few years ago, artificial intelligence (AI) felt like a concept pulled from sci-fi movies—robots, flying cars, and talking machines. Today, AI is no longer the future; it’s the present. It’s in your phone, your car, your home, and even your grocery store. But what does this rapid rise of AI mean for your…

Amazon cancels $1.7B takeover of Roomba maker iRobot

Amazon cancels $1.7B takeover of Roomba maker iRobot

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Amazon has nixed plans to buy Roomba maker iRobot after the companies mutually determined the pending acquisition has “no path to regulatory approval in the European Union.” In a related announcement Monday, iRobot revealed that it would lay off about 350 employees, or 31% of its overall workforce, as part of a restructuring effort. Colin…

Steve Ells’ plant-based, robot-run fast food startup Kernel scores NFL stars as investors, sets launch date

Steve Ells’ plant-based, robot-run fast food startup Kernel scores NFL stars as investors, sets launch date

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Chipotle founder Steve Ells’ plant-based, robot-powered fast-food startup Kernel is set to open its first location next month -– and has scored New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones as an investor, The Post has learned. Jones and Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields – who adheres to a strict vegan diet – have each received equity…

Musk’s X aims to hire 100 content moderators in Austin by end of year

Musk’s X aims to hire 100 content moderators in Austin by end of year

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Social media company X is in the process of hiring 100 content moderators for a new office in Austin, Texas that will focus on fighting child abuse content, a goal it hopes to complete by the end of the year, an X executive said on Saturday. The Elon Musk-owned company announced the new “Trust and…

23andMe Breach Targeted Jewish and Chinese Customers, Lawsuit Says

23andMe Breach Targeted Jewish and Chinese Customers, Lawsuit Says

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The genetic testing company 23andMe is being accused in a class-action lawsuit of failing to protect the privacy of customers whose personal information was exposed last year in a data breach that affected nearly seven million profiles. The lawsuit, which was filed on Friday in federal court in San Francisco, also accused the company of…

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