You won’t believe what I found while snorkeling in the river today! A working Garmin VivoFit, an Armitron Watch, a Bluetooth speaker, cash ($2 bills!), and even fireworks and an umbrella!? And yes… a ...

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Sweat sensors are wearable tech that might sound great on paper, but not so much in practice. Instead of just counting steps or heartbeats, they analyse your perspiration and give you data like ...

Electric vehicles (EVs), also known as battery electric vehicles (BEVs), use batteries to power their electric motors. Unlike their internal combustion engine counterparts that ...

The “lifestyle logging” feature introduced with Garmin’s Venu 4 watch announcement isn’t limited to that watch. It now seems ...

Garmin is rolling out the software features that debuted with the Forerunner 970 and Forerunner 570 back in May to a broader range of its wearables. Since it requires no additional hardware to work, ...

Holidaymakers travelling from Newcastle International Airport often try to avoid charges before jetting off. The airport has a range of parking options for picking up and dropping off passengers. Many ...

At PG&E’s weather lab in San Ramon, Scott Strenfel studies a huge digital map on the wall displaying temperatures, dew points and humidity levels across California. At a spot in Kern Hills outside of ...

Garmin pulled a fast one not just on Apple, but on all of us, by launching the world's first microLED wearable, the Fenix 8 Pro. Rumours have been circulating for a while, but surprisingly, the brand ...

Campaigners are calling for more expensive parking charges for SUV drivers, akin to those introduced in Paris. The proportion of large cars in England's cities is now 10 times higher than 20 years ago ...