Wyze added a big color screen to its latest budget-friendly smart scale

The Wyze Scale Ultra smart scale placed on a tile floor.
The Wyze Scale Ultra includes a 4.3-inch color screen that shares more health data. | Image: Wyze

The addition of a 4.3-inch color TFT screen makes the new Wyze Scale Ultra one of the brand’s most expensive smart scales to date, but at $43.99, it’s still considerably cheaper than offerings from companies like Withings. It’s available from Wyze directly or from Amazon in white or black.

The Wyze Scale Ultra says it can track 13 different health metrics, including your heart rate, your metabolic age (a comparison of how your body burns calories at rest to others your age), and measurements of fat, muscle, and water.

Previous versions of Wyze’s smart scales featured simple segmented LED displays to display basic information like weight, BMI, and muscle mass, leaving more detailed breakdowns of your health metrics for an accompanying…

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Author: Andrew Liszewski

Donald Trump files yet another censorship lawsuit

Former US President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump (L) speaks during a live interview with US commentator Tucker Carlson
Photo by PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP via Getty Images

I regret to inform you that former President Donald Trump has once again filed what is almost inarguably a SLAPP complaint, this time against CBS for editing its own interview of Vice President Kamala Harris.

Trump’s lawsuit, first reported by Fox News yesterday, escalates a weeks-long crusade against CBS for its 60 Minutes interview with Harris. Trump argues CBS — which published multiple cuts of the interview — deceptively edited Harris’ answer to make her appear more coherent. This is the kind of editing decision it’s reasonable to argue about, and that people in fact constantly argue about with Trump’s own words. It is less reasonable to:

  • Claim the edit counts as a contribution to the Harris campaign
  • Call to strip CBS of its FCC…

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Author: Adi Robertson

Google is building smart home controls into Gemini

Vector illustration of the Google Gemini logo.
Illustration: The Verge

Google is adding a Google Home extension to the Gemini app, allowing you to control your smart home while chatting with the AI assistant. The update, which is available to Android users as part of Google Home’s Public Preview program, will let you use natural language prompts, like “Set the dining room for a romantic date night” to adjust lighting, or “Help me clean up the kitchen” to turn on the vacuum.

Previously, the Gemini app would open Google Assistant if you tried to control your smart home. With the new Google Home extension, you can perform actions across smart lighting, climate control, window coverings, TVs, speakers, and more from within the Gemini app.

The extension in Gemini doesn’t support all smart devices,…

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Author: Emma Roth