Victoria Song

Marvel’s new running app — Marvel Move — is now available. It’s made in partnership with Six to Start, or the folks behind Zombies, Run! Basically, you get to listen to audio stories featuring Marvel heroes (and you) as you run. It’s sort of like a mix between a podcast and an interactive game.

Google did it again. For a hot second, the Pixel 8 Pro and what appears to be the Pixel Watch 2 popped up on a Google Store page. While it’s pretty clear this is the Pixel 8 Pro, it’s hard to definitively say this is the Pixel Watch 2 because of the angle. I’ve been holding up my Pixel Watch next to this picture for a good while and it does appear thinner and flatter than the current watch.

According to The Wall Street Journal, Fitbits and other high-tech devices are a no-no for counting steps in the CIA’s annual Pedometer challenge. Apparently, internet-connected gadgets simply aren’t allowed inside CIA buildings. Instead, the agency uses old-school pedometers clipped to the waist and punny team names.

At CES this year, Withings announced its Body Scan Connected Health Station. It’s arguably the most extra smart scale to exist with six-lead EKG and atrial fibrillation detection, segmented body composition, electrodermal activity sensors to detect nerve health from your feet sweat, and the ability to estimate your vascular age.

Plaintiff Alex Morales said he believed that he’d bought the Apple Watch believing its blood oxygen feature would work “without regard to skin tone.” However, the class action lawsuit was dismissed with prejudice, meaning it can’t be brought forth against Apple again.