Nina Raemont

1 day ago | cnet.com | Macy Meyer |Nina Raemont

You've finally made it into your new place -- and there's no doubt it was hard work. Now comes the fun part: making it feel like home. Don't worry, decorating doesn't have to drain your wallet, especially if moving already put a strain on your budget. With a little creativity and a few smart moves, you can turn your new space into something that's totally you -- without spending a fortune.

1 day ago | zdnet.com | Nina Raemont

ZDNET's key takeaways At $200, the Sony Ult Field 3 speaker is a mid-range powerhouse with great sound and ample bass. With a 24-hour battery life and features that encourage speaker syncing, the Ult Field 3 would be perfect for regular hosts and music lovers. I can't think of anything wrong with this incredible speaker, and its price competes with other speakers of this size and spec. Under this cloud of rain and gloomy April weather, it's hard to imagine brighter, active days to come.

1 day ago | flipboard.com | Nina Raemont

2 hours agoThe EAST framework captures more than a decade’s worth of science on how to actually change people’s behavior. Whether you want to change your own behavior, your customers’, or encourage a loved one or employee towards change, the internet is not short of suggestions. There are approximately a …

2 days ago | businessandamerica.com | Nina Raemont

Another busy week of product and feature launches is upon us, with Oura releasing two new features all-in on metabolic health and Whoop releasing its first fitness band upgrade in four years (to the chagrin of loyal Whoop users). There have been patent disputes aplenty and lots to discuss about the past week. Let’s dive in!The Whoop 5.0 launch has members angry Whoop revealed its two new fitness bands and new subscription structure on Thursday, and current users weren’t thrilled with the upgrades.

2 days ago | cnet.com | Macy Meyer |Nina Raemont

Moving is stressful. There's no getting around it. With so much on your mind, it's easy to overlook little things, like how carefully you packed your dishes. You're probably more focused on what time the movers will arrive than whether your plates are secure enough to survive the trip intact. But with the right packing materials, a little patience and some attention to detail, you can take at least one major worry off your list.