wearables
As I optimise for six months of digital nomadism, I’ve been reviewing a lot of my possessions: what to keep, what to sell, what to donate. Some of this is easy as obvious large swathes of possessions can clearly be released into the material continuum, and some less so.
sports-tech
Why bother tracking your core and skin temperature?
wearables
Over the years I have amassed a collection of failed wearable technology (sadly absent is Google Glass). What do I mean by failed? Failed here doesn't mean the product didn't work, but instead that the manufacturer/vendor stopped supporting the product's back-end services, effectively
running
I think it's safe to say that the EVAD-1 is the most expensive pair of sunglasses I've bought, or possibly will buy. After a long and tedious conversation with US customs, hell-bent on enforcing FDA regulations I got my paws on them. A recap * Sunglasses: excellent.
running
Julbo, French maker of sunglasses, partnered with ActiveLook, a manufacturer of a wearable heads-up display. This allows the wearer to see geospatial and physiological data displayed in their field of view, without loss of an area of sight. TL;DR? Good hardware, usefulness heavily restricted by the software. Hopefully the