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Wearable devices such as smartwatches are often used to monitor glucose at a glance. But by tracking physical activity, sleep quality, signs of stress, and other measures, they can monitor and encourage habits that can help improve diabetes management and overall health. 

If you need a phone for $700 or less, here are some candidates.Credit: Zooey Liao/Mashable/Google Images

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Given the state of hardware prices, this discounted convertible HP laptop could be the deal you’ve been waiting on.

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It’s tough to fight back against heat waves because they’re very difficult to escape. Whether you’re spending time outdoors or you think you’re already safe indoors, the heat will affect your physical and mental well-being. Fortunately, there are some devices that will help cool you down.

Mini gadgets are becoming some of the most talked-about tech products you can buy online. These small pieces of technology are small enough to fit in your pocket (or on a keychain, in some cases), but they’re big on functionality. Many of them solve real problems or offer convenient solutions. Some of them are smaller…

Massive AI related spending is pouring into data centers, memory chips, and processors, and it is spilling over into the prices you see on everyday consumer electronics. With over $700b expected to go into AI infrastructure and major tech groups committing around $720b of their own, component and electricity costs are putting pressure on device…