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Nina Raemont

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Associate Editor at ZDNet

Associate Editor @ZDNET Words in many places, specifically @SmithsonianMag @CNET through @ASMEinterns @pioneerpress @mndailynews @mspmag @heavytable she/her

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  • The 5 weirdest wellness gadgets I can't live without (and why they make such a big difference)

    2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Kayla Solino |Nina Raemont

    NowRebranded from Mmhmm, Airtime is betting that video meetings aren’t going away, and it’s building tools to make them suck less. In summer 2020, former Evernote CEO Phil Libin launched Mmhmm, a software tool designed to make video presentations look polished, even if the presenter was calling in from …

  • Beats' heart-rate-monitoring Powerbeats Pro 2 workout earbuds are on sale | ZDNET

    2 weeks ago | zdnet.com | Nina Raemont

    Beats' exercise earbuds, the Powerbeats Pro 2, come with heart rate-monitoring tech for workout sessions and the same chipset as AirPods. They're 20% off right now.

  • How I learned to stop worrying and love my health tracker

    3 weeks ago | zdnet.com | Nina Raemont

    Nina Raemont/ZDNETTake a scroll on your favorite news site, and you might believe that a health tracker, like an Apple Watch or Oura Ring, is a paranoia-inducing and life-ruining device that causes more harm than good to its owners. A few weeks ago, The New York Times published a story documenting the anxiety some users experience after wearing an Oura Ring.

  • The 10 Apple Watch features that convinced me to switch to the wearable full-time

    3 weeks ago | zdnet.com | Nina Raemont

    Kerry Wan/ZDNETIn 2015, Jony Ive, Apple's then-industrial designer, introduced the Apple Watch and explained the design decisions behind the wearable that would eventually revolutionize health technology. "You can't determine a boundary between the physical object and the software," Ive said. Also: Could WWDC be Apple's AI turning point? Here's what analysts are predictingOn the Apple Watch's 10th birthday, this concept of boundary-less-ness still holds.

  • The 10 Apple Watch features that convinced me to switch to the wearable full-time

    3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Nina Raemont

    1 hour agoIt’s not hard to find a Wear OS watch for a good price, but to have any lasting power, it’s usually smart to hand over a few more dollars. With a sale on the Galaxy Watch 7, though, you don’t have to choose, nor do you have to settle for the company’s upcoming new design. As a part of the big …

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Nina Raemont
Nina Raemont @NRaemont
17 Oct 24

RT @GadgetsBoy: @getpeid @ZDNET That headline deserves an award

Nina Raemont
Nina Raemont @NRaemont
17 Oct 24

RT @getpeid: I replaced my Bose with the Nothing Ear Open - and that was a sound decision https://t.co/WNv7dJh2wg via @ZDNET

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21 Jun 24

When I tell you I was fighting for my life https://t.co/rGA7uz0Fdv

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