Tech
The Best Fitness & Wellness Deals at Amazon’s Big Spring Sale, from Nike Shoes to Gary Brecka’s Favorite Hydrogen Tablets
We've rounded up the best Amazon Big Spring Sale deals on fitness gear, activewear, recovery tech, wearables, supplements & wellness essentials.
Les Mills Brings Its Group Workouts to an AI Fitness App
Les Mills is bringing its iconic group fitness classes to Zing Coach's AI-powered fitness app in a bold move.
The Next Race in Wearable Tech Is for Your Brain
Neurotech startups think your brain deserves a wearable, too. Investors are on board, investing in brands including Mave, Neurable and Somnee.
Ultrahuman Can Sell in US Market Again Following ITC Resolution
Ultrahuman is officially back in the U.S., marking its return after a period of disruption tied to an International Trade Commission (ITC) import ban.
AI-Powered Body Composition Scans Are Here – Can They Actually Monitor Health Risk?
AI-powered body composition scans are making it easier to track body fat percentage, but medical experts are skeptical of their effectiveness.
Therabody’s Ten-Year Anniversary Sale Boasts Better-Than-Black-Friday Deals on Massage Guns & More
For Therabody's 10-year anniversary, take up to 30% off bestselling massage guns, red light therapy masks, compression tools and more wellness tech.
Why Zygo’s Latest Underwater Bone Conduction Headphones Are a Game-Changer for Swimmers
Zygo claims to solve one of swimming’s biggest limitations: listening to audio underwater. Here's our honest review of the waterproof Bluetooth earbuds.
Have a Chase Credit Card? You Can Get a Free Whoop Membership
The pro athlete-loved wearable brand is offering its Life membership for free through a limited-time promo for Chase Sapphire cardmembers.
Technogym Rolls Out New AI Features for Personal Trainers, Gyms
Technogym's new AI Ecosystem leverages data from more than 38 million users, featuring an AI coach and an AI assistant for operational tasks.
Americans Are Still Reluctant To Trust AI for Health Advice
A Gallup survey reveals that the majority of Americans remain loyal to doctors and other medical professionals over AI tools, although Gen Z might be changing that dynamic.
