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  • Talkspace provides users with access to medical professionals virtually from their homes

    Talkspace is a mental health app for user wellness which gives users access to medical professionals and affordable online therapy. There are also many helpful guides and videos as well as many excersices which will help users with their mental health. It allows you to talk to medical professionals 24/7 via chat, video, or voice call. It starts at $65 a week and could be pricey but offers many benefits that other programs don't. It's available on the App Store and can be very helpful to those who are suffering from mental health issues and want to talk to virtually.

  • Calm is one of the best mental health apps with many activities for user wellness

    Calm is a very well known mental health app which has many helpful features for user wellness as well as many excercises and activities. It is very easy to use and is very user friendly with its intuitive user interface. The app helps you select your main goals and will assist you in achieving them and you can track all your sessions and metrics right from the app. It helps will mindfulness, relaxation, meditation, sleep tracking, and breathing excercises. Though free Calm is very limited with feature, for extra features you will need to buy the monthly subscription for $14.99 or yearly for $69.99.

  • UPRIGHT GO 2 Posture Trainer helps you improve your posture by sending data right to your device

    The UPRIGHT GO 2 posture trainer is a smart device which helps you improve your posture and sends data of your improvements right to your phone. The devjce attaches right to your back and will alert you with a vibration when you're starting to slouch and will help you maintain a perfect posture. It is very discreet and comfortable to wear and is a devjce you might want to consider if you're trying to fix your posture. It last approximately 30 hours on a single charge and is meant to deliever results after two weeks of use. The app will give you additional training with the device on how to fox your posture. It is available to purchase for $79.95.

  • One Drop Blood Glucose Monitor sends your metrics right to your phone

    The One Drop Blood Glucose Monitor can send your Blood Glucose Level Metrics right to your phone and allows for bettering moniltoring for your health. It provides reliable blood glucose readings in just five seconds right to your phone on the One Drop Mobile app where you will find many metrics from previous readings. One Drop Blood Glucose monitor will draw a perfect drop with custom depth settings and will provide the right amount of pressure. It only requires 0.5 microliters of blood. With the One Drop app you can track your blood glucose level and other metrics like nutrition level, medication, and food consumption right from your phone. It makes blood glucose monitoring much easier especially on the go. The kit is available for $49.95.

  • Withings Blood Pressure Monitor connects with your iPhone and iPad to provide accurate BPM readings

    The Withings Blood Pressure Monitor connects to your iPhone and iPad via WiFi to provide accurate readings of your BPM. It stores all your data and metrics on the Health Mate app and gives you summaries of your overall blood pressure and heart rate with convenient feedback. You can also share your data records with your doctor directly from the app. It will also capture systolic and diastolic plus heart rate. The BPM Connect is a great way to keep track of your blood pressure as well as send your data records to your doctor.

  • Ember Temperature Control Mug allows you to drink your coffee at the right temperature

    The Ember Temperature Control Mug 2 allows you to drink your coffee at the right temperature by setting the temperature from your iPhone. It is designed to keep your beverage warm at your desired temperature for 1.5 hours. With the product you can also track caffeine consumption which will help for better health tracking. There's also an LED light which will inform you if the beverage is too hot to drink, has reached the desired temperature, or needs to recharge. The temperature range is 120° F to 145° F or 50° C to 62.5° C It is available in both 12oz and 14oz mug options. It starts at $129 and is a great way to keep track of your coffee consumption for your health.

  • Get accurate body composition readings with the Withings Body+ scale

    The Withings Body+ Wi-Fi scale is an advanced body scale which delivers accurate body composition readings. With the Withings Body+ scale you can easily sync to your iPhone or iPad via the app and get metrics in your body composition readings and record all data on your body weight. This will allow you to track your trends and set future fitness goals. It will also calculate your total body fat along with water percentage, as well as bone and muscle mass. The whole family can use the product since you can register up to eight people. The Body+ scale works great with Apple HealthKit and is a step to living a healthier life style with many tracking metrics. It is available to order on apple.com for $99.95.

  • New iPad 10th gen unveiled with redesign, 10.9-inch display, USB-C, new color options, and more

    Today Apple announced the 10th generation iPad with a complete redesign and a USB-C chip along with new color options. Like the other iPad models, the 10th generation iPad finally features a new flat edge design with a larger 10.9-inch display. There's also new color options like Blue, Pink, Silver, and Yellow. Like the iPad Air it features Touch ID on the power button. It also has an A14 Bionic chip with an Ultra Wide 12MP front facing camera for better quality video calls and a 12MP rear camera with suport for 4K recording. It also has suport for 5G and a USB-C port. The new iPad also has a new Magic Keyboard Folio case to go with it. It still only supports the first generation Apple Pencil. You can order the iPad today and it's available on October 26.

  • New adapter allows support for iPad with old generation Apple Pencil

    The new 10th generation iPad only supports the 1st generation Apple Pencil due to not having a magnetic charging side like the other iPad models. Apple released a new adapter which allows the Apple Pencil that has a lightning port to be charged with the iPad which now features a USB-C port. The adapter is available for $9 and will be available in the box with new 1st generation Apple Pencils.

  • New iPad Pro announced with M2 chip and more

    Today Apple announced the new iPad Pro with the M2 chip, WiFi 6E, and more. The iPad Pro now has up to a 15% faster CPU and a 35% faster GPU when compared to the previous generation. A new media engine and image signal processors allows for ProRes video recording. The new iPad Pro also has support for WiFi 6E with download speeds of 2.4Gbps. The second generation Apple Pencil can now be detected up go 12mm above the display which will allow users to preview an image before creating it with the new hover feature. The iPad Pro is available in Space Gray and Silver color options starting at $799. You can order today and it will be available on October 26.

  • New Apple TV 4K with A15 Bionic chip starting at $129

    Today Apple announced a new version of the Apple TV 4K with A15 Bionic chip and support for HDR10+. The new Apple TV 4K also includes a new Siri Remote with a USB-C port replacing the lightning. With the A15 Bionic chip allows for faster performance on the Apple TV 4K. With HDR10+, Apple TV 4K will be able to support high resolution video playback. The Apple TV 4K comes in a 64GB option with WiFi and a 128GB option with WiFi and Ethernet support. You can order it today for $129 and it will be available on November 4th.

  • Stories: Musk Twitter acquisition resurfaced, new EU law enforcing Apple to adopt USB-C, and more

    Here are the top stories from the week from us. Check out more stories on the news, deals, reviews, and other sections. New law passed by EU will force Apple to switch iPhone to USB-C from Lightning A new law passed by the European Parliment will now require all smartphone and electronic device manufacturers to use a standard charging port for all consumer products by the end of 2024. This law will heavily affect Apple who refused to change the iPhone port to USB-C for a long time now. By eliminating the Lightning port in favor of USB-C port, most people will be able to charge a wide variety of different products including the iPhone with one charger. The Lightning port was introduced back in 2012 with the iPhone 5 models which was claimed by Apple to be the future modern connector for charging. Apple did however switch some of their other products like Mac and iPad models to USB-C but products like the iPhone still use Lightning when many Android phones have already adopted USB-C a long time ago. This new law will force future iPhone models, most likely the iPhone 15 to switch to USB-C, and a couple of accessories like AirPods, MagSafe accessories, Beats products, and Magic Mouse, Magic Keyboard, and Magic Trackpad to switch to USB-C. Elon Musk goes through with the acquisition of Twitter Elon Musk has once again proposed to acquire Twitter and decided to follow through with the original acquisition price of $44 Billion. The original deal back in April was that Elon Musk wanted to buy the company at $54.20 per share but in May he put the deal on hold because he wasn't convinced with Twitter's claim of having only 5% of fake and spam accounts active. Musk called off the Twitter deal and tried to pull out from the deal back in July since he was dissatisfied with the information Twitter was providing him. In return Twitter sued Musk to force him to go through with the deal, and accused Musk of disrupting the company's operations and destroying its image. The deal will most likely go through this time since Musk is once again proposing to buy the company. Apple agrees to TSMC chip price increase after refusing to last week Last week a report from Economic Daily News claimed that Apple refused to accept the price increase of future chips from TSMC, but a new report from Economic Daily News claims that Apple has accepted the price increases for new chips. The report claims that TSMC has told its customers that effective January 1, 2023 it plans to raise the prices of its 8-inch chip wafers by 6% and 12-inch chip wafers by 5%. Apple is TSMC's largest customer, TSMC supplies Apple with chips that powers its devices like the iPhone, iPad, Mac, and more. Economic Daily News has reported that the chip shortage is still affecting the industry and price increases are inevitable due to them. TSMC is also working on Apple's new A17 and M3 chip which is rumored to be the first chip built on a 3-nanometer process. It's unclear what kind of effects this will have on Apple's lineup of products and pricing. Qualcomm will most likely supply 5G modems for the iPhone 15 and iPhone 16 models Analyst Jeff Pu from Haitong International Securities claims that he expects Qualcomm to still supply Apple with 5G modems for the iPhone until 2024. Pu anticipates that the future iPhone's will use the upcoming Snapdragon X70, and X75 5G modems. It's rumored that Apple is working on developing their own 5G modem but according to Analyst Ming Chi Kuo claimed that Qualcomm with continue to supply chips to Apple until at least 2023. iPhone 15 models will reportedly feature the new Snapdragon X70 chip. This will be until Apple finally introduces their own 5G modems for their products.

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