DJI has released a new smartphone gimbal called the Osmo Mobile 8P . The big new feature is not the stabilizer itself, but a small detachable screen that lets you see what your phone camera sees from far away. The screen is part of a remote called the Osmo FrameTap . It comes with every Osmo Mobile 8P you buy. The remote is magnetic, weighs only about 29 grams, and works with Bluetooth up to 10 meters away. So why does this matter? Imagine you are recording a video of yourself. Normally, you have to walk back to your phone to check if you are in the frame. With this remote, you just look at the small screen in your hand. You can see the live view from your phone. You can also start and stop recording, zoom in and out, move the gimbal with a joystick, and change the brightness of the fill light. All without touching your phone. If you use an Android phone, the remote can also mirror your phone’s screen. That means you can use the better rear camera for selfies while sti...
Fitbit has a new device for people who don’t want a smartwatch. It is called the Fitbit Air , and it is the smallest tracker the company has ever made. The main idea is to keep things simple. There is no screen, no beeping, and no notifications buzzing on your wrist. You just wear it and forget about it. The Fitbit Air looks like a small smooth pebble. You wear it on your wrist with a band. If you want to see your health data, you open the Google Health app on your phone. That is where all the information goes. The device itself just collects the data quietly in the background. For a tiny gadget, it can track a lot. It measures your heart rate all day and all night. It can spot unusual heart rhythms and send you an alert for atrial fibrillation, or Afib. It also checks your blood oxygen levels, your resting heart rate, and something called heart rate variability. On top of that, it tracks your sleep stages and how long you sleep. All of this information feeds into the Google ...