Farting for science: Smart Underwear measures passing gas

I think it’s pretty crazy that it’s 2026 and we still have no way to measure farts,” Hall said. “One in five people say they ...

How to Monitor Your Blood Pressure at Home

The BPM Vision doesn't actually work with Withings' Cardio Check-Up—you need an ECG-enabled Withings tracker, like the ...
PCMag

The Sound of Satisfaction: The Headphone and Speaker Brands You Rank Highest

Whether you're an elite audiophile or you just want to listen to your podcasts comfortably, our latest reader survey results reveal some interesting picks.

Manage your Windows audio with just a click

With SoundSwitch you just press a shortcut key—Ctrl+Alt+F1, for example—and it switches to your selected device. You can ...

University of Maryland Launches “Smart Underwear” to Scientifically Measure Human Farts

The University of Maryland introduces “Smart Briefs,” a wearable device that tracks flatulence and creates the first smart ...

Samsung Bets on Sound Quality With Latest Noise-Canceling Earbuds

Samsung refreshed its Galaxy Buds series with two new models at its annual Unpacked event. Here's our hands-on first impression of the Buds 4 Pro.

Astell&Kern’s New PD20 Digital Audio Player For Your Ears Only

The new PD20 from Astell&Kern is billed as the first Digital Audio Player to tailor sound to a listener's hearing – transforming how music is individually experienced.
IEEE

A Consumer-Centric Framework for Measuring Product Obsolescence Using User-Generated Content and Large Language Models: Evidence From IoT Devices

Abstract: Identifying product obsolescence factors is essential for guiding sustainable design and extending product longevity. Unlike prior studies, this research leverages online consumer reviews to ...