When talking about product adoption, a term that often comes up is "crossing the chasm." Coined by marketer Geoffrey Moore in his book by the same name, it refers to the point beyond which a tech ...

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The RingConn Gen 2 and Ultrahuman Ring Air are two superb alternatives to the smart ring industry’s heavyweights, Oura and Samsung. Like those other top options, the principal focus is on health and ...

Smart rings are a thing now, coming from the likes of Circular, Oura, and even Samsung. I've tested a bunch of smart rings, and I keep coming back to RingConn. The company arrived later on the scene ...

Smart ring challenger RingConn has announced a budget-friendly Gen 2 Air that will launch on 21 March for $199. The new ring isn’t too different from the Gen 2 launched last year—one we were impressed ...

The RingConn Gen 2 Air fills a unique hole in the smart ring arena: a great budget-friendly option. For less than $200, the Gen Air 2 offers a well-rounded smart ring experience without sacrificing ...

The RingConn Gen 2 Air delivers impressive health tracking without the smartwatch bulk, works with both iOS and Android, and lasts over a week on a single charge — all for just $199. Only available in ...

Imagine waking up each morning with a detailed snapshot of your health, your sleep quality, heart rate, and even your readiness for the day, all delivered by a sleek, barely-there device on your ...

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A seasoned news and features author, Aakash operates at the intersection of tech, business, and marketing. Previously, he was an Editor at TechRadar and Mashable, before moving to Product Marketing ...

A seasoned news and features author, Aakash operates at the intersection of tech, business, and marketing. Previously, he was an Editor at TechRadar and Mashable, before moving to Product Marketing ...