A smartwatch with ECG can flag signs of atrial fibrillation, but not every model does it the same way. Here is how Apple, Samsung, Pixel, Garmin and Withings compare in 2026.

Amazon’s About You page lists the conclusions its personalization model has drawn from your purchases, searches and Alexa conversations, and people are finding entries about their family, their diet and their body. It went live in May. Here is exactly where to find yours, what feeds it, what you can delete, and the one thing you cannot switch off.

Amazon’s October Prime Day has pushed the Apple Watch Series 12 to $349.99 and the Ultra 4 to $699.99, the first real discounts on the new lineup. Here is whether they are worth grabbing before the sale ends tonight.

A Telegraph report says YouTubers are being paid thousands to warn their audiences about AI. The organization doing the paying published its entire playbook a month earlier: nine sponsored videos, 6.3 million views, disclosure in every description. Here is what is actually hidden, what is not, and why both sides of the AI argument are now buying airtime in other people’s videos.

Hearings began on October 6 in a £1.2 billion claim arguing Google’s 30 percent Play Store commission was passed straight into the prices UK Android owners paid. Because it is an opt-out case, roughly 20 million people are already class members without ever filling in a form. Here is who is in, what counts as a qualifying purchase, and why the headline figure is not what lands in anyone’s pocket.

The Verge said Xbox locked up exclusive GTA 6 streaming rights. Microsoft says no. Here is what was reported, what was denied and what it means for PC and cloud players.