From an AI-powered exoskeleton to a body temperature sensor used by pro cycling teams, this is the kit that actually makes a measurable difference to what your body can do.
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Co-created with adaptive athletes, the new outdoor range swaps zips for magnets and complexity for clarity, and the result works for everyone
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From hybrid electric-charcoal grills to ceramic French cookware and a wireless thermometer that follows you to the end of the garden, this is everything you need to grill well this summer.
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The Chinese TV giant is expanding its UK lineup with four new series spanning 43 to 98 inches, and a rare dual-platform smart TV strategy that gives buyers a genuine choice between Amazon and Google
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At £1,599 the Hypershell X Ultra wearable exoskeleton sounds like science fiction. The unsettling part is how quickly it starts to feel normal
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Apollo Transport Electric Folding Bike Light enough to carry up stairs, small enough to slide under a desk, and priced under £850. For the right commuter, this no-frills folding e-bike gets the job done
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The two best tools in Google’s AI lineup are finally talking to each other. Here’s what that actually means for the way you work. For a while now, Google has had a bit of a two-brain problem. On one side, Gemini: the conversational AI assistant, fast and capable, but with no real memory of what […]
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The Fenix 9 is coming. And if the right feature shows up on it, I’m buying one immediately.
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The U3000 Pro is Thinkware’s best dash cam yet, and its headline trick, a radar sensor fitted to both cameras, is genuinely useful rather than a gimmick. It detects motion around your parked car and starts recording before anything happens, which puts it a step ahead of every dash cam that only wakes up after a bump or impact.
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Dyson has made hair dryers that sound like jet engines, vacuums that cost more than a weekend in Paris, and air purifiers that look like they belong in a Bond villain’s lair. And yet, until last week, you could not buy a Dyson handheld fan. You could buy a £400 cordless hoover. You could not buy the thing you wave at your face on the Tube in August.
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