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- Galaxy Watch Active 2 offers more for your moneySamsung's latest fitness-focused smartwatch is the Galaxy Watch Active 2. Let's see how it compares to the original Galaxy Watch Active.0 min
- Ring Fit Adventure is a real workoutBridget Carey feels the burn in an early demo of Nintendo's new exercise game for the Switch, Ring Fit Adventure. It's a fantasy quest. It's a workout machine. It's quirky Nintendo at its healthiest. The game comes out Oct. 18 for $80.0 min
- OnePlus 7T packs premium features for just $600Though it doesn't have a cool pop-up selfie camera like the OnePlus 7 Pro, OnePlus' second flagship of the year is cheaper and retains key high-end specs. Read CNET's OnePlus 7T review at https://cnet.co/2mwqJsY0 min
- Amazon's new products, Galaxy Fold has a release dateThis week's major tech stories include a collection of new Amazon products, a release date for the "fixed" Galaxy Fold and a possible return to a metal frame for the 2020 iPhone0 min
- Amazon Echo Studio and new Echo Dot are big on sound and timeAmazon's home speaker lineup gets a better-sounding speaker and a Dot with a clock.0 min
- Loop is an Alexa device you wear on your fingerThe new Echo Loop lets users talk to a ring to activate Alexa.0 min
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- Amazon Echo Buds take on AirPods with built-in AlexaAmazon's new Echo Buds are noise-canceling and Alexa-compatible.0 min
- How Oculus VR is ditching controllers for your handsHand tracking is on its way. We got to test it out at Facebook's headquarters.0 min
- AutoComplete: Ex-Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn is in hot water in the US, and moreToday on AutoComplete, BMW makes self-driving sexy, Volvo's got an Electric XC40 coming and Byton's building in Korea.0 min
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