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The Best Fitness Tools to Track Your Sleep and How to Use The Data
These five sleep trackers give you the data you need to fix your sleep — and start getting more.
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DealsNokia’s Steel HR Is My Favorite Hybrid Smartwatch and It’s a Total Bargain Right Now
It packs heart rate monitoring, a long battery life and a handsome design into an affordable package.
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Today in GearToday in Gear: Uniqlo’s New Activewear Collection, A Pocket-Sized Cleaver and More
The best way to catch up on the day’s most important product releases and stories.
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TechI Badly Want to Ditch My iPhone For the New Nokia Banana Phone
The 8810, announced at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, is, of course, a new version of the phone that Keanu made popular in the Matrix series twenty-two years ago and will be available for purchase in May.
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Today in GearToday in Gear: February 28, 2014
Today in gear, Nokia’s valuable tracking treasure tags, VW-inspired food trailers and more.
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Today in GearToday in Gear: July 16, 2013
Nokia Lumia 1020 Ever get passed by an eighteen wheeler while driving a Mini? That’s what it’ll be like comparing the pictures your current phone takes with the 41MP beasts the new 1020 cranks out.
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TechDialed In: 10 Best Smartphones Available Now
There was a time when shopping for a cell phone was ridiculously simple. You’d waltz into the nearest Radio Shack, browse through a handful of demo devices anchored onto the wall, and spend a good four to five Benjamins on a BlackBerry 8700 or RAZR V3 (or the Nokia with the changeable covers, which was awesome).
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TechNokia N97 & 5800 XpressMusic
Gunning for the iphone, Danish Style With the release of the N97 yesterday and the announcement of the 5800 XpressMusic hitting US markets in early 2009, it seems the world’s leading mobile phone supplier is finally wading into the battle for global smart phone domination. Take a quick look of each at both of their specs and you’ll see what we mean.
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TechNokia n810 WiMAX Edition Tablet
Not long ago Nokia announced the N810 Tablet, a personal tablet device with a 4″ screen, wi-fi, camera, GPS and 2GB of built-in storage with expansion up to 10GB through an SD-card. The Linux powered device was an interesting proposition because it basically allowed for infinite development through it’s open source operating system.