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The Fitbit Air is Google's screenless fitness tracker, offering accurate health and sleep tracking, week-long battery life, and subscription-free features.

Bose has acquired Skullcandy, the youth-favourite audio brand known for bass-heavy headphones and affordable earbuds, expanding its reach into music, gaming, fitness and lifestyle markets

Apple Music’s website now shows a working virtual first-generation iPod with 1,029 songs on missing pages, marking 25 years since the iPod was announced in 2001.

Apple's M6 Mac mini packs powerful performance, advanced AI hardware and top-end video editing capabilities into a compact desktop.

The Telegraph speaks to the developers behind Glance, Mood Dial and Noteshelf about how Apple's Siri AI lets users shop, play music by mood and query notes

The company creates an offline web archive for model training after incidents involving external systems, while agents also exchange signals through processor cache timing

Liev Schreiber and Zazie Beetz speak to The Telegraph about Nordic noir, trauma and playing troubled investigators in Nocturne, Apple TV’s chilling new serial-killer thriller

A word of caution on all possible festival scams from the author A few days before Durga Puja, a package arrived at a Calcutta home marked cash on delivery.

Lawsuit targets alleged unauthorised use of 274 songs, including All Shook Up and Return to Sender, in training artificial intelligence models

The Telegraph reviews the Samsung Galaxy Tab S12+ 5G, exploring its AMOLED display, powerful performance, S Pen, Galaxy AI features and laptop-like productivity.