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Apple Fitness+ adds new Time to Run workouts, Uber parks its Apple Watch app, Apple puts Beddit to rest, Body Temp Sensor may not be in Series 8, and Prince of Persia on your Apple Watch, no app required. Plus reviews of Scribd, an update on the Mach-e and what those green and red lights on your Apple Watch mean.

Intro/Nachträge Ecovacs Staubsauger Nachtrag Beats Fit Pro kommen nach DE Apple Music Klassik Angebot startet 2022 15.2.1 erschienen und schließt HomeKit Sicherheitslücke Tado übernimmt aWATTar Hauptthemen Die ersten Tage mit dem neuen MacBook Pro Apple schickt Beddit schlafen - wie geht es mit Sleep Tracking weiter? TechMoments Basti: HomePod Musiksteuerung Tim: 1Password Belohnung für Beta Test Empfehlungen Basti: Oculus Quest 2 Tim: Baby+ App Die Empfehlungen aus unseren Folgen findest du auch auf empfehlungen.techpool-podcast.de Du findest uns überall da wo es Podcasts gibt: Apple: https://apple.co/3HgLxZx Spotify: https://spoti.fi/32pcKL1 Deezer: https://bit.ly/3sEFPMY Amazon: https://amzn.to/3sElTd7 Uns gibt es auch auf Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/techpoolpodcast Zusätzlich findest du alle Infos zum Podcast auch auf www.techpool-podcast.de

Benjamin and Zac mourn the loss of the (multiple) products Apple discontinued this week. Plus, there's some funny rumors circling around the new look for the iPhone 14 notch, updates to Fitness+ and ‘serious talks' about Apple acquiring some MLB broadcasting rights. Sponsored by Babbel: Purchase a three-month Babbel subscription and you'll get an additional three months for free! Just go to Babbel.com and use the promo code HappyHour. Sponsored by Zocdoc: Go to Zocdoc.com/happyhour and download the Zocdoc app to sign-up for free and book a top-rated doctor. Many are available as soon as today. Sponsored by Upstart: Find out how Upstart can lower your monthly payments today when you go to Upstart.com/HAPPYHOUR. Follow Zac Hall @apollozac Benjamin Mayo @bzamayo Read More iPhone 14 Pro now rumored to feature ‘hole + pill design' instead of notch After Apple subtracted Beats Pill+ from its lineup, here's what could replace it Microsoft poaches key Apple semiconductor engineer as it ramps up in-house chip design iPhone 14 Pro now rumored to feature ‘hole + pill design' instead of notch iPhone 14 Pro rumored to feature the first rear-camera megapixel increase since iPhone 6S Kuo: Apple AR/VR headset will charge using same 96 W power adapter as MacBook Pro Report: Apple in ‘serious talks' to broadcast Major League Baseball games starting next season Apple puts Beddit to rest as Apple Watch Series 8 rumors suggest upgraded sleep tracking Apple discontinues years-old Beats Pill+ Bluetooth speaker with no replacement Here's everything we know about the low-cost 5G iPhone SE 3 coming this year Report: Apple Headset not an ‘all-day device,' creating a metaverse ‘off limits' Gurman: Apple likely to hold virtual event in March or April to announce iPhone SE 3 Listen to more Happy Hour Episodes Subscribe Apple Podcasts Overcast Spotify Listen to more 9to5 Podcasts Stacktrace Apple @ Work Alphabet Scoop Electrek The Buzz Podcast Space Explored Rapid Unscheduled Discussions Enjoy the podcast? Shop Apple at Amazon to support 9to5Mac Happy Hour or shop 9to5Mac Merch!

Listen to a recap of the top stories of the day from 9to5Mac. 9to5Mac Daily is available on iTunes and Apple's Podcasts app, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. Sponsored by HabitMinder: Change your habits, change your life. HabitMinder helps you form healthy habits and stay accountable. Get started for free on iOS, Mac, and Apple Watch. New episodes of 9to5Mac Daily are recorded every weekday. Subscribe to our podcast in iTunes/Apple Podcast or your favorite podcast player to guarantee new episodes are delivered as soon as they're available. Stories discussed in this episode:   Apple puts Beddit to rest as Apple Watch Series 8 rumors suggest upgraded sleep tracking Report: Apple Headset not an 'all-day device,' creating a metaverse 'off limits' Kuo: Apple AR/VR headset will charge using same 96 W power adapter as MacBook Pro Third-party App Store payments in Korea: Apple will comply Enjoy the podcast?: Shop Apple at Amazon to support 9to5Mac Daily! Follow Chance: Twitter: @ChanceHMiller Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Overcast RSS Stitcher TuneIn Google Play Share your thoughts! Drop us a line at happyhour@9to5mac.com. You can also rate us in Apple Podcasts or recommend us in Overcast to help more people discover the show!

This is a podcast. You've heard of one before right? It's like radio, but like, whenever you want it. This is one called 'The 33% Majority', and it's the 40th episode we've ever made (minus 10). In this week's episode, your 3 favourite illiterate gentlemen will each spend their 15 minutes of fame discussing the things we think we'd be really bloody awful at, some of the strangest Ted Talks that have graced that hallowed stage, and a lazy Ask Reddit (Alex came up with the idea to do it originally, so we'll give him a pass) respectlively. Also, y'know the things that make some 'puter algorithm think we're popular and bussing? If you could do those, that'd be just swell. Ok thanks love you bye.

Listen to a recap of the top stories of the day from 9to5Mac. 9to5Mac Daily is available on iTunes and Apple’s Podcasts app, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. Sponsored by Direct Mail: Create and send great looking email newsletters with Direct Mail, an easy to use email marketing app for the Mac. Get started for free and save 10% when you sign up for any pricing plan.  New episodes of 9to5Mac Daily are recorded every weekday. Subscribe to our podcast in iTunes/Apple Podcast or your favorite podcast player to guarantee new episodes are delivered as soon as they’re available. Stories discussed in this episode:   Apple launches macOS Big Sur public beta Apple teams up with UCLA on mental health study using Apple Watch, iPhone, and Beddit sleep tracker iPad Pro deals start at $635 for today only, more from $400 (Cert. Refurb) Apple rolls into the weekend with new movie promo from $4, Spider-Man sale, more 9to5Toys on Twitter Enjoy the podcast?: Shop Apple at Amazon to support 9to5Mac Daily! Follow Chance: Twitter: @ChanceHMiller Follow Trevor: Twitter: @trevorjd14 Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Overcast RSS Stitcher TuneIn Google Play Share your thoughts! Drop us a line at happyhour@9to5mac.com. You can also rate us in Apple Podcasts or recommend us in Overcast to help more people discover the show!

This week Mark and Jonathan talk about some of the current sentiment from the iOS community. Look back at 10 years of the iPad and how its software updates had been lacking. Finally we take a look at concepts for WatchOS 7.   Email: mail@everydayrobots.tech   Twitter: @_ everydayrobots @jonjon1251 @swiftymf    Our Site: Everyday Robots.tech   Links:  Everyday Robots EP: 23 Tactically deployed with Casey Liss Apple Malaise by Becky Hansmeyer  Shaken Faith by Becky Hansmeyer Snapthread Matt Birchler's WatchOS 7 concept iOS feature history list iCloud.com update Beddit sleep monitor Auto Wake Apple Watch App Brydge iPad Pro Keyboard Brydge iPad Pro Keyboard with trackpad

IFixit reports that if anyone but Apple replaces a battery in the iPhone XR, XS, or XS Max, a "service" message displays saying the phone is "unable to verify this iPhone has a genuine Apple battery. At Black Hat, Researchers from security firm Checkpoint demonstrated an exploit of WhatsApp that would let an attacker alter text in a quoted message to change what a person appeared to write. Early results from a study by Apple, Eli Lilly and Evidation Health found that data from an iPhone, an Apple Watch, and a Beddit sleep monitor, differentiated patients with mild Alzheimer's disease dementia from those without symptoms.Starring Tom Merritt, Sarah Lane, Justin Robert Young, Roger Chang. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/dtns.

#CASB company apple should buy first company is quip electric toothbrush we love quip and i personally use them. Quip toothbrush it’s just like an iPhone. machine aluminum chassis and apple favorite colors. They could make it smart. Share brushing data with dentist or parents right in the health app. After all They already invest in health like Beddit

This week: Apple axes another 190 employees from their self-driving car division—is the Apple car dead? Plus: sleep tracking is coming to the Apple Watch; Apple is “rethinking” their high prices; and we wrap with the story of Apple's first legendary CEO, and you won’t believe who it was... This episode supported by Burrow sofas are designed for comfort, with supportive proprietary foam and a built-in USB charger so you never have to get up. Plus they're hand-crafted in North Carolina, and surprisingly affordable. Get $75 on your next sofa at burrow.com/cultcast. Whether you are looking for investors, a co-founder, a new job opportunity, or just inspiring conversations, Shapr can connect you to professionals who truly want to share tips and help. Learn more and download the app at Shapr.co. CultCloth will keep your iPhone X, Apple Watch, Mac and iPad sparkling clean, and for a limited time use code CULTCAST at checkout to score a free CleanCloth with any order at CultCloth.co. On the show this week @erfon / @lewiswallace / @lkahney 16-inch MacBook Pro - 8 things Apple BETTER get right! Apple axes 190 employees from self-driving car division Apple’s self-driving car project may be nearing the end of the road. Project Titan was reportedly greenlit toward the end of 2014. Apple hired hundreds of engineers setting out to design and build its own self-driving car. Numerous roadblocks hit the struggling project and the company reportedly changed the focus toward just making the underlying autonomous driving technology instead of a complete car. After rumors surfaced last month that the company slashed its workforce for Project Titan, Apple confirmed today that 190 employees in Santa Clara and Sunnyvale have been released from the self-driving car project. Details of Apple’s self-driving car project were just posted by the company last week. Apple’s cars needed a driver to take over about once every 1.1 miles. By comparison, Google’s Waymo division only had a disengagement every 11,017 miles. It’s unclear what the future holds for Apple’s automotive ambitions from here. Tim Cook has said self-driving cars is the mother of all AI problems. With iPhone sales dropping though, the company appears to be tightening its focus by jettisoning projects that aren’t as promising. Apple developing its own sleep-tracking tech for Apple Watch Apple Watch could soon add sleep-tracking tech that makes it an even more capable health monitor. Apple has been testing the new sleep-tracking technology at secret sites around Cupertino, a new report claims. And if it lives up to its promise, it could ship as part of the Apple Watch by 2020. The Health app for iOS has included sleep-tracking since 2014. However, it simply pulls in information from the Clock app’s alarm function, although third-party devices and apps can bolster the data. Apple acquired Finnish company Beddit, which makes a sleep-tracking sensor strip, in May 2017. At the end of last year, a new Beddit sleep monitor launched. This was the first version since Apple acquired the company. Apple ‘very aware’ of concerns over iPhone’s high prices “It’s something we’re very aware of,” Williams said during a question and answer session at Elon University on February 22. “We do not want to be an elitist company … We want to be an egalitarian company, and we’ve got a lot of work going on in developing markets.” Apple COO Jeff Williams says the company is “very aware” of concerns over the rising cost of the iPhone and Mac computers. Apple CEO Tim Cook has already admitted that the company will “rethink” its prices, particularly those for the iPhone Williams goes on to say: “The stories that come out about the cost of our products [have been] the bane of my existence from the beginning of time, including our early days,” he said. “Analysts don’t really understand the cost of what we do and how much care we put into making our products.” Williams described how Apple has built its very own physiology lab, with 40 licensed nurses, and enlisted over 10,000 study participants to develop some of Apple Watch’s most important features. Today in Apple history: Massive layoffs clear out Apple’s ‘bozo explosion’ February 25, 1981: Apple CEO Michael Scott oversees a mass firing of employees, then holds a massive party. At the time, Apple was growing incredibly quickly. With almost 2,000 people on the payroll, Scott thought the company had simply grown too big, too fast. The expansion led to what he called a “bozo explosion,” with Apple employing people he did not consider A-players. The event went on to be know as Black Wedneday. Former Apple programmer Andy Hertzfeld remembers it as bizarre event: “Black Wednesday was one of a number of shakeups which took place at Apple when things were going great. Sales were doubling almost every month, so that was a little unusual I would say.” “I used to say that when being CEO at Apple wasn’t fun anymore, I’d quit,” he tells a crowd of Apple staffers. “But now I’ve changed my mind — when being CEO isn’t fun anymore, I’ll just fire people until it is fun again.” For many people at Apple, the day is the worst in company history — and an early sign that the fun startup culture of the early days are gone forever.  

This week on Get Connected, we cover Huawei's recent woes and misgivings in the news with IT World Canada's Brian Jackson, Meagan Simpson talks Avon as the company branches out into eCommerce and social media, Kali Readwin offers some perspective on Facebook's favouritism towards app development partners and punishment towards their rivals, and tech expert Tom Lee helps us analyze Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon chip that'll significantly speed up Android phones going forward. We also discuss Italian 3D printed vegan steaks, Apple and Finnish company Beddit's new sleep tracker, and airport-bound Amazon Go convenience stores!

We warned Mike not to overstuff his quarters with relatives, but sure enough he caught the space plague and so he's back in sickbay for this week's command briefing, but Housekeeping Admiral William Gallagher stops by to fill in and go over the tech news of the week, from the amazing life-saving work of the Apple Watch ECG to the two photo-site awards given to the iPhone XS Max (best dual) and iPhone XR (best single) cameras. Apple hands out its best of 2018 and springs a revised Beddit on us, along with a bunch of handy accessories in time for the holidays. E-SIM support is growing in the US and Canada, iOS adoption humiliates Google, Waymo launches a self-driving taxi service (sort of), HomePod coming to China and Hong Kong, and Apple gives a gift to US veterans and active military. But fret not -- there's still plenty of dumb moves to call out. Among the offenders this week are Microsoft, Mastercard, IDC (and Gartner), Bloomberg, the WSJ, Qualcomm, and Rosenblatt Securities (again). All the news that's fit to beam directly into your cerebral cortex, cadets, but this time with a British accent (so classy!).

This week The Class Nerd takes a moment to reflect on the importance of maintaining good physical and mental health in the teaching profession. This episode isn’t as focused on productivity, but it is still 100 percent nerdy! Every app we discuss is perfect for fostering self care, but also tracking data in charts, chaining apps together, and monitoring your every movement. Built in Apps Apple Health Website Diet and Exercise Workouts++ MyFitnessPal WaterMinder Caffiend Workflow (Ron Swanson Gifs Workflow) Robby’s Caffiene Workflow Robby’s Water Workflow Sleep Tracking Sleep Cycle AutoSleep Sleep Watch Sleep++ Beddit Mindfulness Breathe Headspace Calm Lasting Spire Spire App Bonus Apps (Not discussed in episode) Hidrate Spark Smart Watter Bottle Pinnacle Climbing App Pocket Yoga Streaks Habit-forming to-do list Gymatic Workout Tracker Auto Rep Counting Gym Log Fit Weightlift Golfshot 7 Minute Workout Pedometer++ Runkeeper Cardiogram Heart Rate Monitor for Apple Watch Strava Subscribe Apple Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS Follow The Class Nerd - Blog RSS, Micro.blog, Twitter Craig - Micro.blog, Twitter Robby - Blog, Twitter

https://youtu.be/Dpt47fBVX0s https://youtu.be/oRhC1qHg_gU https://youtu.be/aWImgmT8xzw https://youtu.be/QAzyFil50aw https://youtu.be/Auib8ybFd-E https://youtu.be/k5m7ujfypvc Tech Talk host, Michael, and guest Vicquell, cover the following topics: BlackBerry wants to license out secured Android Chrome to allow permanent mute of sites Burger King, Russia, wants you to invest in Whoppercoin Other spec'd variants might be out there Partners with Panasonic USA and 20th Century Fox to create metadata platform HDR10+ Amazon Prime members to get special discounts on food at Whole Foods Market Amazon and Microsoftt now letting Amazon Alexa and Cortana integrate with one another Splatoon 2 voice over LAN is built in, leaves question of why we need to use Nintendo Switch app on smartphones Miiverse is being killed off Facebook 360 video's & pictures, not just iOS anymore, now everyone can shoot in 360 PlayerUnknown Battlegrounds becomes most game with most players, on Steam, on at a time then goes down Following old school Facebook and Google+, China wants internet comments linked to real names Darkwood game developers placed a legit copy of the game on The Pirate Bay to help cash-strapped players Malware, WireX, spans across 300 apps in Google Play Store to infect over 120,000 devices in 100 countries. Cloudflare, Google and others worked to take down the malware. Google is branding certified Android devices with Google Play Protect logo Swift, the iOS program language, course hitting community colleges iOS 11 new Apple Pay Cash may require photo ID iOS Beta 8 is out iPhone 8 keynote on Sept 12th @ Steve Jobs' Center New York Police Department (NYPD) is moving its 36,000 devices from Windows Phones to iPhones Apple takes over Beddit sleep tracking customer support Report states iPhone 8 to have a dock, new multitasking and gestures to replace home button

I’m so excited for you to listen and get to know green juice junkie (and so much more), Drew Canole. We could have talked for hours! He’s so connected and open with his spirituality that I felt like I was talking to a long-lost friend. Seriously, we’re both from Michigan (now in California), we’re experienced snowmobile drivers and we both take guitar lessons! And our journeys are quite similar as well. Drew had always been into fitness, but after consistently working out two or more hours a day he wasn’t getting the results/body he wanted. He soon realized it was likely the food he was putting into his body (Michigan diet = burgers, pizza and Hamburger Helper). So it was six and half years ago, after a friend suggested that Drew try a green juice, that he decided to eliminate the junk/processed foods and also drink “copious amounts” of green juice for seven days. Loving the effects, he decided to continue on for 90 days while incorporating intermittent fasting and also documenting his journey on YouTube. He lost 40 pounds! And while his physical appearance was amazing, what’s more is that he FELT so much better. He had more energy, he felt more creative, productive and experienced more clarity in his life. Drew felt in tune with his most authentic self. “When you get in that flow state, that energy, it radically shifts your viewpoint of every human being.” After all, when you’re in this state, there’s no time for lack or scarcity – you just see abundance. Realizing that for some, it’s difficult to get to this state, Drew explains that adjusting your nutrition is the perfect hack to reaching this when your mindset hasn’t quite reached this point. He offers the following tips to get started on your own transformation: Get quality sleep. Dial in on what kind of sleep you need and what you’re actually getting – and tweak. Drew uses the app Beddit to track his sleep. Drink A LOT of water. Drink green juice. This is optional, but Drew feels it’s so helpful when trying to retrain your tastebuds. Set a goal. Figure out your “Why-Dentity” or your “why that makes you cry.” Along with this, it’s recognizing what you want to hear from the people you love and what YOU want to see in the mirror. This often creates more of a reality for you. It’s a combination of feeling what you want to and SEEING it as well. Even further, boost your success rate by finding someone to team up with as well. Developing certain daily rituals or daily practices are also an important key to your success. It’s what grounds us and keeps us in that state of flow. Personally, I know when my sleep isn’t quality or I’m not moving my body, my creativity and motivation comes to a halt. The same goes for Drew. Below are some of his important morning visualization/meditation practices. Wake up and get grateful. Go through a list in your head or write out what you’re grateful for. Visualization/Meditation for 10 minutes or more if time allows. He uses a Japanese-style meditation that focuses on breathing. Email/text three people you care about. Show appreciation to people you care for, but haven’t reached out to in a while – just to show your love. Coffee (usually some beneficial supplements) and then off to the gym (about 1.25 hours). Sometimes swimming. Spiritual work/reading. Shower 9 a.m. daily work touch-base meeting Now, I get it… So often a person doesn’t feel like they have the time to build in such rituals. But we both Drew and I believe you can. If you constantly think you don’t have time, guess what? That’s how it’s always going to feel. Drew himself believes that time is just an illusion. He likes to view all time as “the unfoldment of good.” He likes to frame it as constantly being in a state of bliss – tracking how much good can be done in ONE moment. When you’re in this place, time is no longer a question. Instead it seems to expand exponentially. “The universe is like water and wants to get out of your way when you know where you’re going.” When time (and life) is approached this way, people and opportunities are magnetically drawn to you. So take time to focus on the times you feel stress or like you have no time. Take a time out. Breathe in and as Drew suggests, “breathe out with a smile.” Notice how much lighter you feel after. “Time slows down when you’re living in the moment.” With this approach, it’s no wonder that Drew has attracted 80+ team members to join his team. Ideal boss alert! He encourages people to explore their spiritual gifts daily whether it’s reading a new book a week as a company or attending his team’s daily 9 a.m. meeting. He also ensures that he’s connected and creating a healthy work environment. When it comes to staying personally grounded and connected, Drew finds writing therapeutic as well as frequent spa treatments (acupuncture, cryo-saunas etc.). But it’s also been about is overall vision for his life. When he began to see that what he does every single day makes a difference, he was able to bring that vision to life. Drew wants everyone to know that a person’s vision for what they want to create in their lives is so huge and it CAN be created. “It’s the consistent action, every single day, that’s going to be the guiding light in your life.” How’s that for motivation? What actions could you take to today to make your vision a reality? As always I would love to hear! -- Drew Canole is a rockstar in the world of fitness, nutrition and mindset, with a huge heart for others and doing his part to transform the world, one person at a time. Drew is the founder and CEO of FitLife.TV, an online health and wellness media channel where he shares educational, inspirational and entertaining videos and articles about health, fitness and healing and longevity. He is also the founder of Organifi, an organic line of superfood products that was created to make healthy living easy and accessible on the go. With a community of over 3 million people, he continues to inspire and empower others to live their best life in their healthiest body through delivering daily content online. In This Episode You Will Hear About: How to increase creativity and productivity The importance of daily rituals Effects of drinking green juice for a week Visualization and meditation Resources: Organifi.com >> Receive 20% off your purchase by using the code: LORIHARDER FitLife.tv IG: @drewcanole FB: facebook.com/Drew-Canole-174887279661 YouTube: FitLifeTV Follow me on social media @LoriHarder on Instagram and Lori Harder on Facebook.

This week we talk about Apple buying Beddit to track sleep, new iOS games coming soon, and we give some predictions for WWDC 2017. Public Beta Testing Link Promo Code: twiiphone15 Website: http://www.monoweardesign.com   Promo Code: TWIIP Website: http://www.buypeel.com

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В новом "новостном" подкасте мы обсуждаем то, как два отчаянных финна кодят во время путешествия на велосипеде, покупку Beddit компанией Apple, устройства Amazon и то, как приложения сводят с ума - 15 ключевых ошибок в UX. Слушайте, и набирайтесь знаний!

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This week:  It’s official, the WWDC keynote takes place June 5th, so here are our hardware expectations

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Who’s buying an Echo Show? This week Kevin and I share our thoughts on Amazon’s latest device, which adds a screen to the Echo, video calling and more. We also talk about Apple buying Beddit presumably for sleep data, a new smart home product with a DARPA and Playground Studios pedigree and the industrial internet. … Continue reading Episode 111: All about the Amazon Show and costs of IoT compute

Steve Shillingford joins us to chat about his new app Sudo, which puts safety and privacy back in your hands thanks to on-demand phones numbers and email addresses. Plus, @Brittlestar is back to talk about Musical.ly and why your pre-teens and teens can't get enough of growing community.  We also chat with Beddit about how their sleep tracker measures your rest without disturbing you.  In Socially Speaking, we discuss why a robot kill switch is the next must-have tech.

This week's guest is Lasse Leppäkorpi, the CEO and founder of Beddit, the world's leading sleep app.  Beddit's sleep analysis is based on ballistocardiography (BCG), which is the measurement of the mechanical cardiac activity from the platform supporting the body.  Each time the heart beats, the acceleration of blood generates a mechanical impulse that can be measured and analyzed with a sensitive-enough force sensor, such as the Beddit Sleep Tracker.  Throughout the night, Beddit picks up each individual heart beat and respiration cycle while separating other body movements from them.  Their advanced analysis and machine-learning algorithms adapt differently to each body type and provide detailed sleep information each morning. You will achieve more with a great night's sleep and you can easily make your bed a smart bed with Beddit.  Leppäkorpi discusses the science of sleep and what athletes need to know for the most undervalued aspect of optimal performance. You can follow Leppäkorpi and Beddit on Twitter @Beddit and online at www.Beddit.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Biohacking is the art and science of measuring and improving ourselves, our surroundings and even the entire biosphere. In this episode, I sit down with M.D., PhD & Nutrigenomics expert Christian Mueller to talk about - How to upgrade your day even without high tech - Simo’s favorite biohack that brings the most effect with minimal effort and financial investment -  Some currently interesting biohacks and targets Simo is currently working on - Different techniques to start tracking your sleep (even with minimal gear!) - Simo’s tips to get started with wearables like Basis B1 and basic sensors like the Beddit sleep tracker  - The top 3 biohacks to get started with for maximum impact - What improvements Simo has made to his diet and morning routine on the basis of genetic testing  - What are the limitations of basic wearables (and why objective total accuracy may not matter all that much) - Are there any limits to human biohacking and will we be able to overcome them as a species?    

Retour sur la semaine des objets connectés avec Fitbit qui domine Apple, la Moto 360 seconde version qui se dévoile en image, Intel qui investit dans l'Internet des Objets, le Projet Soli qui entre en phase Alpha, un nouveau thermostat pour Nest, le test du capteur de sommeil Beddit et les objets connectés qui luttent contre Alzheimer.

O que você vai ouvir:   -       quantificar = conhecer a si mesmo -       como surgiu o movimento de quantificar a si mesmo -       show and tell (o que ele fez e qual o resultado que está obtendo) -       Tim Ferriss -       Lei 80/20 -       Os Meetups -       Como quantificar relacionamentos? -       Como parar de trabalhar contra a tecnologia e usa-la a seu favor -       Finalidades diferentes de biohackers -       Os “exploradores” -       A força de vontade é limitada -       Hábitos construtivos ou destrutivos -       Como ganhar mais tempo definindo as suas prioridades -       Quantificando a rotina antes de dormir -       App FitBit -       App Moodscope -       App Rescue Time -       Usando o processo para fazer perguntas melhores -       A tabela de virtudes de Benjamin Franklin -       O modo experimental de viver -       O poder dos seus amigos na sua alimentação -       O efeito placebo na quantificação -       O que é medido é controlado (e melhorado) -       Para onde deve ir meu foco? -       App Moves -       Beddit -       www.meetup.com -       quantified self rio -       google+ fabio santoso -       twitter @fabioricardo

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