Tom's Guide

2 days ago | tomsguide.com | Dan Bracaglia

The new Garmin Venu X1 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 have a lot in common. Both are flagship smartwatches with big square touchscreens, sleek titanium cases, cutting-edge wellness and fitness tracking tech and $800 price tags. These sporty, oversized wearables also come jam-packed with safety features, workout training and recovery tools, useful sleep insights and handy communication features. However, only the Apple Watch Ultra 2 is cellular compatible. But which one tracks your fitness more accurately?

2 days ago | tomsguide.com | Michael Desjardin

Amazon Prime Day is a few weeks away, but deals are already dropping. In fact, if you’re upgrading your living room this summer with a new TV, you might want to shop before Prime Day even arrives. Right now, the 65-inch Hisense U8QG Mini-LED TV is just $1,288 at Amazon — that’s over $900 off its usual price, as well as the lowest price we’ve seen for this brand-new TV.

3 days ago | tomsguide.com | Dan Bracaglia

Amazfit just announced the Balance 2, a high-end smartwatch designed for multisport athletes and boasting a sizable AMOLED touchscreen, a pair of physical controls, 100 meters of water resistance and support for more than 170 workout types. The brand also unveiled the Amazfit Helio Strap. Similar to the Whoop 5.0, the Helio Strap is a screen-less wellness tracker designed to be worn on the wrist and promising continuous heart-rate monitoring with minimal fuss.

3 days ago | tomsguide.com | Alyse Stanley

Prime Video's hit biblical series "House of David" returns for season 2 this fall, but watching it will set you back an additional $9 a month on top of your existing Amazon Prime subscription. That's because Jon Erwin, the show's creator and director of “I Can Only Imagine," is launching a new subscription streaming channel on Prime Video called the Wonder Project, set to debut this fall.

3 days ago | tomsguide.com | John Velasco

I loved QWERTY keyboard phones. Some of the first smartphones I ever owned featured them, like the HTC Apache and Motorola Q. With the original iPhone’s announcement in 2007, however, Steve Jobs used the opportunity to poke fun at all the keyboard phones out there during that time — and it essentially started their downfall and paved the way for all-touch screens. It’s funny how something old becomes new again.