All The Latest Tech To Know
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All The Latest Tech To Know

Later today, Apple has its first launch event with its new boss. Before you find out whether the folding iPhone is finally a reality, here’s the best of the new tech that’s already landed – from smart swimming goggles to projecting cycling glasses…

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BRITA LARQ iQ Water Filter Bottle

£99 | BRITA

The BRITA LARQ iQ takes the conventional water bottle to new heights. It comes with a self-cleaning UV-C technology which neutralises up to 99.99% of bacteria. Plus, there’s activated carbon to reduce PFAs, chlorine and micro-contaminants such as certain pesticides, herbicides and hormones. The BRITA app even tracks how much water you’ve drunk to make sure you’re hitting your hydration levels each day. Double-wall insulated stainless steel in a pleasing finish and a 680ml capacity confirm this is a water bottle to be reckoned with.

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Speedo iQ Vanquisher 3.0 Mirror Track Goggles

£149 | Speedo

Speedo’s first smart goggles skip the in‑lens display and bet on technique analytics instead. The iQs track pace, distance, stroke count, breathing timing, head position and turn performance across all four competitive strokes, then surface the data in the companion app post‑session. The absence of a live readout keeps the goggles race legal and less distracting in the pool, while the stroke‑by‑stroke analysis aims to appeal to everyone from fitness swimmers to club racers.

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Fēnix® 9 Watch

£859.99 | Garmin

This is the watch for those who prefer their sports and adventures to come with a whole heap of data. The Garmin Fenix 9 improves on the 8 with a much brighter screen, and enhanced stamina and endurance tracking – plus you can now group activities together to paint a detailed picture of any trip. Other features include a built-in speaker and mic for voice commands, 29 days of battery life in smartwatch mode, more intuitive routable maps, and US military standards for thermal, shock and water resistance. There’s a lot more too – check out the impressive full specification below. 

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Zenith Pro HUD Sports Glasses

£417 | Cybersight

These cycling glasses project key ride data into your line of sight without a handlebar mount. Compatible with helmets, they project metrics such as speed, power and navigation cues – similar to how cars now project onto the driver’s windscreen. The Sunday riders at Richmond Park will surely be impressed. 

Visit Cybersight.sg

Galaxy Z Fold8

£1,784 | Samsung

The Galaxy Z Fold 8 upgrades Samsung’s signature folding phone range with a wider, more pocketable shape, and a sharper AI focus. The Z Fold 8 pairs a 7.6‑inch inner display with a 5.5‑inch cover screen – perfect for quick notification checks or watching TV shows and social media. Its 50MP dual cameras are ideal for the everyday user, but there’s a Z Fold 8 Ultra variant for those who want an even bigger screen and extra camera hardware.

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Oura Ring 5

From £399 | Oura

Oura’s ground-breaking wearable is now even more discreet. Its latest ring shrinks in size by 40% while adding deeper health insights and tracking. Made of titanium with a tougher PVD coating and 100m water resistance, the Ring 5 uses an upgraded sensor architecture to track nighttime breathing disturbances alongside all of its usual sleep, activity and readiness scores. There’s also a chatbot to help digest, analyse and compile plans around the data it captures. Battery life stretches up to nine days.

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Beam Ultra

£699 | Sonos

The Beam Ultra is the latest soundbar from Sonos and the logical starting point for building your perfect home audio stack. It features Dolby Atmos surround sound, with Trueplay scanning your room to adjust levels accordingly. The bar is set up to work with the latest Sonos 27 software, allowing control through external AI agents (including ChatGPT). It also introduces Sonos Fabric, which senses other Sonos products nearby, plus a much improved app experience.

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Plaud One Explorer Edition

£229 | Plaud

Your Apple AirPods have a challenger. Plaud Ones come with a six-mic array and an eSIM‑enabled charging case that can record meetings up to five metres away and upload via 4G. With a “Hey Plaud” you can start a conversation with their AI agent, and action things internally and on connected apps. Plaud Intelligence automatically transcribes and summarises conversations – including meetings and interviews – it picks up. The headphones also come with premium sound quality, a 36-hour battery life, and up to 25 hours of recording from the case alone. They’re currently on pre-order for delivery before the year is out.

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