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Samsung says smart glasses privacy concerns need industrywide fix

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By Chris Welch Verified
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
Samsung Electronics Co showcased the smart glasses it developed in partnership with Alphabet Inc’s Google, Warby Parker and Gentle Monster, offering new details around battery life and durability ahead of a release this year. The company also attempted to preempt privacy concerns by highlighting measures it’s building into these glasses, and others that are in development.
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Samsung Overhauls Foldable Phones Ahead of Apple's Category Debut

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By Chris Welch Verified
| Financial Post Verified
Skip to Content The Galaxy Z Fold 8 has a more squat design that was built for consuming video. The Galaxy Z Flip 8 Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg /Bloomberg (Bloomberg) — Samsung Electronics Co. revamped its foldable phone lineup, introducing a new entertainment-focused model that will compete with Apple Inc.’s imminent entry into the market.
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A $399 smart ring aims to replace the 150-year-old blood pressure cuff

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By Chris Welch Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
A 3-year-old startup says it has produced a smart ring that can track blood pressure as accurately as a traditional arm cuff and that — eventually — it could be able to make medical diagnoses. If the company, called Vital Signals, can successfully deliver on the promise, it would represent a significant breakthrough in consumer wearables. The $399 Signal Ring is unique in that it doesn’t require a traditional blood pressure cuff for users to get started or periodically calibrate the data.
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