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During quarantine, people with means have turned to obsessive health tracking as a hobby. Fitness tech startups raised a record $2.3B in 2020, per CB Insights, and connected fitness raised nearly $900M. As people learn more about their bodies, they're letting the apps make lifestyle choices for them.  When Adeline Cheng wakes up, she checks the app on her phone that's synced with the chunky titanium Oura ring she wears to bed. While she slept, the ring measured her breathing, heart rate, body temperature, sleep quality, and movement.   The Oura app displays her "readiness" score, meant to ...

Keith Urban has partnered with the Calm app to help you get a better nights rest!

Store open for business / Shutterstock The Friendly News is a collaboration between TELUS and Daily Hive. Together, we’re creating a space for important, feel-good community stories to be told, where Canadians can immerse themselves in uplifting news and articles featuring community leaders giving back during a time when we all need it most. Written for Daily Hive by William Johnson, a tech writer in Vancouver. 2020 was a year unlike any other. Between the pandemic, global lockdowns, and social and economic instability across the globe, the world didn’t lack things to get down about. At t...

Apple TV+ and Calm partnered together on new meditations. The meditations feature characters from the Stillwater series. Apple has partnered with Calm to offer a new collection of meditations based on the Apple TV+ children series Stillwater. The collection, called "Children's Guided Meditations," features three seven-minute meditations designed to "help kids manage emotions, find stillness, and inspire kindness." The three meditations available today as follows: "Rainy Day" — Stillwater shows kids how to manage disappointment by tuning into sounds with a meditation on the rainfall in his...

, but only one rivals the Jeopardy! spoofs as the all-time funniest: the 2019 skit "What's That Name?" featuring Bill Hader as host Vince Blight, with John Mulaney and Cecily Strong as contestants. The conceit is simple."We show you a person," says Vince, "and you tell us their name." But then Vince annihilates Mulaney's unsuspecting character, Doug, who loses out on huge cash prizes because he can't remember the name of his close friend's girlfriend or his wife's bridesmaids. His self-absorption and oblivious misogyny give the setup an extra bite. "What kind of horrible game show is this?" ...