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Suunto Run review: a fun (but not flawless) run-focused smartwatch available for a good price

The Suunto Run is built especially for runners and is worth a look if you want an AMOLED screen but don't mind missing out on maps

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'Collaboration, not coercion' - Teams disqualified over GPS safety trackers at Tour de Romandie concerned about lack of consent and fairness

'We are shocked and disappointed by the UCI’s decision to disqualify several teams, including ours' says Lidl-Trek

Cycling News

Five top teams disqualified from Tour de Romandie Féminin in major dispute over GPS safety trackers

Visma-Lease a Bike, Canyon-SRAM zondacrypto, EF Education-Oatly, Picnic-PostNL, Lidl-Trek confirmed by UCI as out of race

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UCI 'condemns' five teams disqualified at Tour de Romandie Féminin over GPS tracker row, squads 'shocked and disappointed' by decision

UCI "condemns" decision by squads to not nominate rider to participate in tracker trial

Cycling Weekly

How to track workouts on your Garmin watch: Measure your health and fitness from your wrist

The best Garmin watches include loads of handy health trackers to keep up with your movements in the wilderness

Advnture

How Many Times Has Your Car Already Been Tracked This Year?

You probably don’t think about your car being tracked every time you drive. But the truth is, your car’s location and movements are recorded more often than you realize. From toll booths to parking apps, tracking is everywhere. This matters because it affects your privacy, your safety, and sometimes even…

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Quantum alternative to GPS navigation will be tested on US military spaceplane

A US military space-plane, the X-37B orbital test vehicle, is due to embark on its eighth flight into space on August 21 2025. Much of what the X-37B does in space is secret. But it serves partly as a platform for cutting-edge experiments.

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Ditch the wire! 7 features you should look for in a robot lawn mower

Why bury cables when you can go wire free?

Can Your Car Be Tracked Even With Location Off?

You might think turning off your car’s location settings keeps you hidden. But is that really true? Car tracking is a growing concern for anyone who values privacy. Modern vehicles are packed with technology, and not all of it is easy to control. Even if you switch off location services,…

Clever Dude

The joy of going Strava free: How the Cateye Padrone helped me ditch the data and just enjoy the ride

It won’t map your ride, but it might just be all you need

Cycling News

Pharmacists could one day work in GP clinics. Here’s what’s in it for you

You’re discharged from hospital with some painkillers but aren’t sure if they’re safe to take with the heart medication you’ve been prescribed for years or the vitamins you take now and again. So you ask your GP. They recommend you see the pharmacist in the next consulting room for advice…

The Conversation

I've returned to golf after 15 years, and my Garmin Venu X1 has been a huge help

Serious golfers don't need a smartwatch, but someone without much golf know-how or a rangefinder will really benefit from this Garmin watch.

Android Central

How does Fernando Alonso's winless streak rank in F1 history?

It’s fair to say Kevin Magnussen never had a real shot at victory in Formula 1. The Danish driver spent seven of his nine F1 seasons with the modest Haas team, while his sophomore campaign took place at a struggling Renault outfit as the French brand made a full-on return…

Motorsport

How does Alonso's winless streak rank in F1 history?

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10 Habits That Help People Track You Without You Realizing It

Some people imagine tracking as something only hackers, spies, or shadowy agencies do. But in reality, the breadcrumbs that reveal a person’s movements, habits, and identity are often left without a second thought. Technology, social patterns, and even small daily choices can turn into a digital trail that’s surprisingly easy…

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Dog lost during Texas floods found trapped alive thanks to GPS collar

After catching up on her sleep, eight-year-old Ziva was found to have escaped largely unharmed

TechRadar

I’ve used the Shot Scope G6 for a bunch of rounds, and its simplicity and accuracy make it an easy entry-level golf watch to recommend

The Shot Scope G6 is a feature-packed entry-level golf watch that shows that simplicity can sometimes be the key to a great product.

Tom’s Guide

Google Pixel Watch 4 leak tips major improvement for outdoor workout tracking — I can't wait to try this

Fresh Google PIxel Watch 4 leaks point to the addition of dual-frequency GPS, as well as better battery life and a 3,000 nit display.

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All riders to use GPS trackers at 2025 World Championships after Muriel Furrer's death

UCI trialled technology at women's Tour de Romandie last month

Cycling News

UCI announces test of GPS rider safety technology at Tour de Romandie Féminin

One rider per team will carry a GPS tracker during the four-day race ahead of full implementation at the Rwanda Worlds

Tom’s Guide

I biked 11 miles with the Apple Watch 10 vs Garmin Forerunner 570 — here’s the winner

I biked 11 miles with the latest Garmin and Apple Watch on either wrist to determine the more capable fitness tracker.

The Guardian - UK

Garmin Forerunner 570 review: running watch stumbles just short of greatness

Super bright OLED screen, top tracking accuracy, voice control and calls on your wrist are held back by high price

The Independent UK

Tuesday was one of the shortest days on record. An astronomer explains why

You won’t notice the sunrise arrive 1.33 milliseconds sooner, but to precision atomic clocks, it will be obvious

I tested Polar’s latest rugged AMOLED smartwatch that might just be the brand’s best value wearable yet

The Grit X2 packs Pro‑level features into a lighter, cheaper watch

The Conversation

Why on Earth is the planet’s day getting shorter?

Earth will complete a rotation 1.33 milliseconds earlier than usual on Tuesday, August 5. That makes it one of the shortest days of 2025 at 86,399.99867 seconds long. How that happens, and how we can even measure it with such precision, might make your head spin faster too.

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