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Wearable continuous glucose monitors are now widely available to non-diabetics, offering minute-by-minute data on how food and activity affect blood sugar. But experts warn that constant tracking can confuse people, provoke unnecessary anxiety, and lacks clear guidelines for non-diabetics; while such data may help identify early signals of chronic disease, the overall public health benefit remains uncertain.
CES 2026 highlighted five standout smart-home devices: Roborock Saros Rover, the stair-climbing vacuum; Mammotion Luba 3 AWD, a wire-free mower that climbs slopes up to 80% with lidar and dual cameras; GE Profile Smart Refrigerator with Kitchen Assistant, which scans groceries and acts as a meal planner; Lockin AuraCharge smart locks with an optical charging companion (Veno Pro around $350; V7 Max later this year over $1,000); and Govee Sky Ceiling Light, a ceiling LED that mimics daytime skies with DaySync. Price notes include $2,399 for the Mammotion mower and $4,899 for the GE fridge; Sky Ceiling Light pricing was not announced.
Heat is the biggest enemy of smartphone batteries, causing irreversible damage and triggering warning pop-ups. With temperatures soaring into triple digits in some regions, global smartphone warming is on the rise. Users are advised to take precautions to protect their devices and limit the impact of heat on battery life.
With the introduction of new call-screening tools and voice memo features, it's time to embrace leaving voicemails again. These tools allow users to screen calls and leave voice messages, bringing back the nostalgia of the 90s.