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Test : le Fitbit Sense Note de l’expert Les Plus Les Moins Notre verdict Pour un suivi complet de votre santé physique et mentale, le Fitbit Sense est la montre connectée haut de gamme qu’il vous faut. Les meilleurs prix : Fitbit Sense En plus de toutes les mesures de fitness et de son GPS intégré, le Fitbit Sense vous offre de nombreuses fonctionnalités haut de gamme. Cette tocante a, en effet, la capacité de mesurer votre niveau de stress, la température de votre peau, le taux d’oxygène dans votre sang, l’activité électrodermale, l’ECG et les variations de votre fréquence cardiaque....

The Freedom Phone promises privacy & security but offers neither | Mixed Signals Mixed Signals is a new regular column from Tech Advisor exploring the state of the smartphone today. Emblazoned in the good ol’ red, white, and blue in almost every product shot, the Freedom Phone is transparent about its potential audience: patriotic Americans who want to simultaneously stick it to Silicon Valley and China, while protecting their privacy in the process....

Freedom Phone, Snapdragon Phone & Realme GT review | Fast Charge ep. 74 The big phone companies have had a quiet week, but that’s just left spaces for oddities like the Freedom Phone and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Insiders handset to creep out. TheFreedom Phoneis an “uncensorable” phone from self-declared Bitcoin millionaire Erik Finman. The specs are vague and we’re not sure how it’s supposed to work, but it does have an operating system “based on free speech”....

Netflix plans to add games within the next year Netflix is looking to expand into video games, after hiring former video game executive Mike Verdu, who has previously worked at EA, Atari, and Kabam, and on projects for Oculus VR at Facebook. The news was originally reported byBloomberg, but we don’t know yet whether Netflix is planning to develop its own games, partner with a specific publisher or platform, or license titles from a variety of studios to make available to its users....

Razer’s latest Blade laptops take the game to the competition Razer has been making gaming laptops for the last decade, but it’s arguably at the peak of its powers right now. The Blade 17 is at the forefront of that, providing a premium portable gaming experience without sacrificing too much on display size. Its 2021 refresh might have ditched the ‘Pro’ branding we’ve seen on previous generations, but it’s undoubtedly still a high-end device....