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UCI announces test of GPS rider safety technology at Tour de Romandie Féminin

One rider per team will carry a GPS tracker during the four-day race ahead of full implementation at the Rwanda Worlds

Cycling News

I biked 11 miles with the Apple Watch 10 vs Garmin Forerunner 570 — here’s the winner

I biked 11 miles with the latest Garmin and Apple Watch on either wrist to determine the more capable fitness tracker.

Tom’s Guide

Garmin Forerunner 570 review: running watch stumbles just short of greatness

Super bright OLED screen, top tracking accuracy, voice control and calls on your wrist are held back by high price

The Guardian - UK

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Tuesday was one of the shortest days on record. An astronomer explains why

You won’t notice the sunrise arrive 1.33 milliseconds sooner, but to precision atomic clocks, it will be obvious

The Independent UK

I tested Polar’s latest rugged AMOLED smartwatch that might just be the brand’s best value wearable yet

The Grit X2 packs Pro‑level features into a lighter, cheaper watch

Why on Earth is the planet’s day getting shorter?

Earth will complete a rotation 1.33 milliseconds earlier than usual on Tuesday, August 5. That makes it one of the shortest days of 2025 at 86,399.99867 seconds long. How that happens, and how we can even measure it with such precision, might make your head spin faster too.

The Conversation

Samsung Galaxy Watch8 vs Garmin Venu X1: which one logged my run better?

I just ran with the Samsung Galaxy Watch8 on one wrist, and the Garmin Venu X1 on the other.

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The USGS says its new digital topographic maps are a “game changer” for hikers, trail runners and other outdoor explorers

The free maps can be integrated with GPS devices or mobile apps, providing real-time navigation in the field

Advnture

Why an increasing number of GP appointments are taking place remotely

The percentage of remote appointments in June was the highest proportion since the pandemic

The Independent UK

A third of GP appointments in June were over the phone or online, data shows

As many as four in 10 appointments were carried out by phone or online during the pandemic, but the proportion fell once the impact of Covid-19 eased.

The Independent UK

MGI Ai 500 GPS All Terrain Electric Trolley Review

Dan Parker takes MGI's latest GPS electric trolley onto the golf course for a thorough test.

Golf Monthly

No, smartphone GPS apps won't be banned in the UK from 2026 – despite the latest wild TikTok rumors

Hundreds of TikTok users are now worried that smartphone GPS apps will be banned in the UK starting in 2026. Can you still use your favorite apps? We dispel the rumors.

TechRadar

Women GPs outnumber male counterparts for first time in France

Half of the doctors practicing in France are women and more than half are GPs. This is to according to data from France's national statistics agency published this week.

Radio France Internationale

I wore this $80 / £80 AI-powered Apple Watch rival for two months, and I still love it

The Amazfit Bip 6 delivers an impressive level of performance and features, especially given the low price tag.

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Satellites are helping protect critically endangered desert elephants. Here's how

GPS tracking and high-resolution satellite images are helping humans coexist with endangered elephants in western Namibia.

The Independent UK

Voices: Nurses ‘essential’ but we ‘won’t miss’ GPs: readers react to NHS strikes

YOUR VIEWS: Our community has stood behind nurses who are ‘deeply undervalued’ but question why GPs ‘expect higher pay when nurses do more’

The Independent UK

NHS set for winter chaos as nurses and GPs threaten strike action

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Now nurses and GPs threaten to strike as NHS braces for winter chaos

Union warns ministers to ‘invest in nursing’ or face further disputes as GPs prepare for strike ballot meeting

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Golf Monthly

Bushnell Tour Hybrid Rangefinder Review

Coupling GPS capabilities with a standard laser rangefinder, how did Bushnell's latest invention fare out on the golf course?

Evening Standard

Best golf GPS systems: Get in the swing in 2025

King of the swingers, Stuart Pritchard, sets out his course with the advanced golf guidance of GPS

TechRadar

Apple Watch Ultra 2 vs Garmin Venu X1: How does Garmin's latest superpower smartwatch compare with Apple's best?

What are Apple and Garmin’s premium square smartwatches like to live with? We tested them side-by-side.

AAP

Survey confirms vicious cycle of epilepsy and anxiety

Australians with epilepsy are being urged to push their GPs and specialists to seek out different therapies until a successful one is found.

Saving Advice

15 Surprising Things That Boomers Dislike and They’re Right

In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to overlook the wisdom of Baby Boomers. However, many of their criticisms of modern trends are spot on. From...

Everybody Loves Your Money

6 Times Your GPS Has Made You Less Safe

Relying on GPS has become second nature. It’s built into smartphones, cars, and even watches—quietly steering millions through daily commutes and unfamiliar roads. But blind trust in this technology can backfire, sometimes in dangerous ways. Navigation apps don’t always consider the full context of a route: weather, road conditions, crime…

Everybody Loves Your Money

10 Features in Your Car That Can Be Exploited by Thieves

Modern vehicles are packed with convenience features that make driving easier, smarter, and more comfortable. But while technology has made cars more efficient and connected, it’s also opened up new opportunities for criminals. Thieves today don’t always need to smash a window or hotwire a vehicle; in many cases, they…

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