What caught the attention of the fitness community amidst yesterday's AWS outage was Garmin disappearing from Strava.

Aura, founded by early Twitter employees, has launched the $499 Ink frame, its first 13-inch color e-paper photo frame. Using Spectra 6 e-ink technology, it offers a cordless design with up to three months of battery life and a subtle front light for better…

RingConn and Oura have officially entered into a new licensing agreement. This end their months-long legal dispute.

Former Oculus CEO Brendan Iribe’s new startup, Sesame, is building AI-powered smart glasses with natural, humanlike voice interaction. Backed by Sequoia and Spark, the company also launched an invite-only iOS beta to preview its conversational AI.

Strava’s legal battle against Garmin is over. 21 days after filing the original lawsuit, the company has voluntarily dismissed the matter

Ultrahuman can no longer import or sell its smart rings in the country following a completed patent investigation by the US ITC.

Family location safety app Life360 is venturing into pet tech with the launch of its new tracking device for cats and dogs.

Galaxy XR costs $1,800, nearly half the price of the Vision Pro.

Tools for Humanity's CSO and Chief Architect joins Equity to discuss World's open-source approach to biometric tech and why proving humanity matters now more than ever.

Hear how Tools for Humanity, the company behind World’s eye-scanning orbs, aims to to verify your identity in the age of AI bots.

Amazon likely hopes that the new glasses will shave valuable time off of each delivery by providing delivery drivers with detailed directions and information about hazards directly in their line of sight.