A Meta lançou oficialmente os Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 3) e os Oakley Meta HSTN e Vanguard em Portugal, com preços que começam nos 439 euros. Outra das grandes novidades é a Meta AI passar a falar em português de Portugal.
When you want the best of the best, especially when you’re out on a hike, the Apple Watch Ultra is the way to go. If you want a watch that’s as fashionable as it is functional, you’ll want the Black Titanium Milanese Loop. That usually costs $900, but if you don’t want to spend nearly a thousand bucks on the newest model, you can grab a Series 3 for $600 right now, an impressive 33 percent discount on its MSRP.
The Apple Watch Ultra 3 seeks to mix it all together — keeping you connected, keeping track of your training, keeping you on track when you’re hiking, telling you when to go to bed so you get more rest, telling you when you’re having heart issues by running ECGs, and so on. It’s such a versatile thing to have on your wrist that it justifies the high price tag. If you take a hard fall or get in a severe car crash, it can connect you to emergency services and notify your emergency contacts. The battery lasts up to 42 hours of normal use, or up to 72 hours in Low Power Mode, so a weekend trip won’t send you hunting for a charger. With cellular and 5G, you can take calls and stream music without your phone.
This model has the luxurious Black Titanium Milanese Loop band, so it’s stylish too. Crafted from aerospace-grade titanium mesh, it features a secure parachute-style buckle and is inspired by the same design historically used by divers. Apple usually sells this band for $199 on its own, so you’re saving money there, too.
Since this is an Ultra 3, you’ll still get watchOS 27 with the new Siri AI and Dynamic App Grid. Unfortunately, you won’t get the new Readiness app, or Live Rewind and Siri Recap, but otherwise it delivers on everything you could possibly need from a smartwatch. So, grab this gorgeous Apple Watch Ultra 3 for $300 off while it’s still on sale. It’s the best price we’ve ever seen for this model!
Google is releasing its second Fitbit tracker of 2026, offering fans of the aging Charge 6 a more refined option. The new Fitbit Edge slots right in between the Pixel Watch 5 and the Fitbit Air, featuring a compact screen and more health sensors than the Air. You won't get all the apps and features of the Pixel Watch 5, but the Edge is only about half as expensive.
The Fitbit Edge is essentially a new Charge 6, but it has more of a Pixel Watch aesthetic. Squish Google's smartwatch from the sides, and you've got the Edge. It has a pill-shaped 1.34-inch OLED touch display inside a slender aluminum frame that is rated IP68 (5 ATM) for water and dust protection. Google says the screen has 46 percent more viewable area compared to the Charge 6. It's very close in overall size to the Fitbit Air and uses the same magnetic charging puck.
Left to right: Fitbit Air (with new metal mesh band), Fitbit Edge, and Pixel Watch 5.
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The Edge works with Android or iPhones via the Google Health app, and it can run for about seven days on a charge. If the tracker is away from your phone, it can still follow your activity all week with support for seven days of full health data storage (or 30 days of basic data). However, the generous weeklong battery life does not include always-on display mode. If you turn it on, battery life drops to about two days, barely longer than the Pixel Watch 5.
The panel explores first impressions of Siri AI, from image searches, weather, news, and Vision Pro visual recognition to unexpected limitations involving apps and personal context. The discussion also covers Steve Jobs and Apple Store history, Steve Wozniak’s new merchandise venture, Apple’s wearable market strength, GM’s continuing retreat from CarPlay, and Tim Cook’s expanding diplomatic role.
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