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Kerry Wan/ZDNET Before there were smartwatches that could call 911 or smart rings that predicted illness, there was the Fitbit, which clipped onto clothing and counted steps and calories. The device launched in 2007 and instantly became a hit among early adopters and fitness enthusiasts. Back then, if a user wanted to view their data

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Press freedom advocates are urging Apple to ditch an "immature" generative AI system that incorrectly summarized a BBC news notification that incorrectly related that suspected UnitedHealthcare CEO shooter Luigi Mangione had killed himself. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) said this week that Apple's AI kerfuffle, which generated a false summary as "Luigi Mangione shoots himself," is

Apple fans were shocked to learn that one of its devices contains chemicals linked to severe health risks, including congenital disabilities and cancer. A warning hidden deep within Apple's product page for the $100 (£80.11) Belkin BoostCharge Pro Magnetic Charging Power Bank has sparked concern. This disclaimer, required by California state law, discloses that the

Image: Apple Apple on Wednesday announced that MLS Season Pass signups for the upcoming 2025 season are now open. With MLS Season Pass, subscribers can watch every Major League Soccer match with no blackouts, and get access to in-depth coverage and analysis, expansive programming, exclusive content, and more. A subscription also includes the Leagues Cup

Netflix’s latest limited series, Apple Cider Vinegar, delves into the shocking true story of Belle Gibson, the disgraced Australian influencer who falsely claimed to have cured her (fabricated) brain cancer through alternative medicine. The six-episode drama exposes the perils of social media-fueled wellness scams and highlights the vulnerabilities of those navigating serious illnesses within hoax