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Samsung’s Galaxy Buds and Galaxy Buds+ now at lowest-ever prices It seems nearly every brand under the sun is releasing wireless earbuds these days, with Samsung among the most high-profile. Now, the company’s excellent Galaxy Buds+, released only six months ago, are available for just£108.99. That’s the lowest price we’ve ever seen them, saving you over £50 on the RRP. If your budget can’t quite stretch that far, the original Galaxy Buds have also dropped in price....

Sony WF-XB700 review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The bass on the Sony WF-XB700 is thumping, but the design isn’t the most refined. The Sony WF-XB700 true wireless earphones have a focus on extra bass, as well as a big and bold design with a long battery life. They’re not quite as well known as the likes of Apple’s AirPods, but they’re still a contender in the true wireless in-ear headphone space....

Sony WF-XB700 review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The bass on the Sony WF-XB700 is thumping, but the design isn’t the most refined. The Sony WF-XB700 true wireless earphones have a focus on extra bass, as well as a big and bold design with a long battery life. They’re not quite as well known as the likes of Apple’s AirPods, but they’re still a contender in the true wireless in-ear headphone space....

The Galaxy Watch 3’s blood oxygen apps launch on Samsung Health TheGalaxy Watch 3is not even in stores yet but Samsung has started rolling out two new apps to Samsung Health that will help those who buy the smartwatch monitor their blood oxygen level (viaEngadget). The two apps, VO2 Max and SpO2, help track maximum oxygen uptake and relative blood oxygen respectively using sensors in the Galaxy Watch 3. As with heart rate monitors and GPS trackers in consumer devices, such monitoring may not be 100% accurate....

The Galaxy Watch 3’s blood oxygen apps launch on Samsung Health TheGalaxy Watch 3is not even in stores yet but Samsung has started rolling out two new apps to Samsung Health that will help those who buy the smartwatch monitor their blood oxygen level (viaEngadget). The two apps, VO2 Max and SpO2, help track maximum oxygen uptake and relative blood oxygen respectively using sensors in the Galaxy Watch 3. As with heart rate monitors and GPS trackers in consumer devices, such monitoring may not be 100% accurate....