
Nina Raemont
Associate Editor at ZDNet
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1 week ago |
zdnet.com | Nina Raemont
My perfect day ends with me being in bed by 9:30 and falling asleep right around 10 p.m. That's easier said than done, but I try to get as close to a consistent bedtime routine as I can. After a good night's rest, I am a better, nicer, smarter, quicker, healthier person. For those having trouble catching proper Zs, I've rounded up some of my favorite products I use ahead of bedtime while walking you through my nighttime routine.
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1 week ago |
zdnet.com | Nina Raemont
ZDNETThis year's Memorial Day weather was a bit dull in the northeast, so if you aren't soaking up the sun at the beach this holiday, maybe you're shopping for some summer essentials instead. It might sound silly to consider a health tracker a summer essential. I test them out year-round, and they come in handy while I exercise at the park, pay for food and snacks at the beach (thank you, Apple Pay on Apple Watch), or track my steps on vacation.
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1 week ago |
zdnet.com | Nina Raemont
ZDNETThe Memorial Day forecast is looking mild and gloomy in some areas, so if you aren't soaking up the sun at the beach this holiday, maybe you're shopping for some summer essentials instead. It might sound silly to consider a health tracker a summer essential. I test them out year-round, and they come in handy while I exercise at the park, pay for food and snacks at the beach (thank you, Apple Pay on Apple Watch), or track my steps on vacation.
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1 week ago |
zdnet.com | Nina Raemont
ZDNETThe Memorial Day forecast is looking mild and gloomy, so if you aren't soaking up the sun at the beach this holiday, maybe you're shopping for some summer essentials instead. It might sound silly to consider a health tracker a summer essential. I test them out year-round, and they come in handy while I exercise at the park, pay for food and snacks at the beach (thank you, Apple Pay on Apple Watch), or track my steps on vacation.
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1 week ago |
zdnet.com | Nina Raemont
ZDNET's key takeaways The Sony Ult Field 3 speaker is a midrange powerhouse with great sound and ample bass, and it's $51 off right now. 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. The Sony Ult Field 3 is discounted by $50 during Amazon's Memorial Day sales event.
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