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Oura Ring is probably the most popular smart ring out there that has its own Android application (and iOS) and is able to sync with other Android health apps. They've recently launched their new model, the Oura Ring 4. Their approach was since launch a holistic wellness tracking, so it is an alternative for those looking to understand and optimize their health. V4 comes with upgraded features and a refined design over the previous version, but also with a price increase. Is it worth upgrading from Oura Ring 3 to it? Not necesarily since there's nothing ground breaking, but if you're new to the smart wearable rings' arena it's good choice.
I'm actually fed up with Google Play Support. To my amazement, I've started a support request in 2021 and we're in 2024 but still don't have a resolution. What is that support request that is so difficult to solve? I want to change the country of Google Play from the United States to the one I'm in for the past 4 years. That's right, for the past 4 years I've been in a different country than US, but still cannot switch it from the US to mine.
Smart rings are not a new concept as they have been available on the market for quite some time, since the release of the first smart ring by Oura. However, it is the first time that Samsung announces a smart ring, called the Galaxy Ring. This was displayed live at MWC 2024, and even if visitors were not allowed to touch it, you could still see its main characteristics.
I gave up Chrome on Android and instead started using Firefox. Why? Because Firefox for Android allows you to add extensions to it, and you can easily add uBlock Origin. This way if you have an Android phone you can block ads on it with a simple tap. On Chrome for Android is more difficult to block ads, so giving up was the easiest solution here.
So I recently discovered either a bug or a feature while posting on Linkedin for Android, but it applies for Linkedin on the web as well no doubt. You can easily clone a Linkedin post. The problem is that you can easily clone ANYONE's Linkedin post if you copy the post ID which is publicly available.
