The Apple Heart and Movement Study reveals that Apple Watch users are more likely to stick to New Year’s fitness resolutions. Over 60% report increased exercise in January, with 90% maintaining activity through March. Apple is launching new Fitness+ programs and initiatives in 2026, priced at $9.99/month or $79.99/year, to support these efforts.
PS5 jailbreak discovery sends obscure ‘Star Wars’ game prices skyward
Prices for the 2019 Limited Run Games release of "Star Wars Racer Revenge" soared due to a bug that enables a PlayStation 5 jailbreak. Originally under $40, copies now fetch $411 or more. The game's rarity, with only 8,500 copies produced, fuels this demand, although experts caution that the exploit is still in early stages.
LG teases 17-inch RTX laptop ahead of CES 2026
LG Corporation has unveiled its 2026 Gram Pro lineup, including the lightweight Gram Pro 17 and 16 models, featuring the new Aerominum material for enhanced durability and portability. The devices integrate powerful Intel Core processors and advanced AI capabilities while maintaining competitive pricing, with expected pre-orders opening in March 2026.
Clicks debuts retro-inspired Communicator phone, Power Keyboard at CES 2026
Clicks Technology is launching its first smartphone, the Clicks Communicator, at CES 2026 in Las Vegas. The minimalist device runs on Android 16, features a physical QWERTY keyboard, and focuses on communication. Complementing it is the Power Keyboard accessory, enhancing compatibility with various devices, both expected in Spring 2026.
Pebble’s slimmest smartwatch returns with Round 2 knockout
Core Devices, founded by Eric Migicovsky, introduces the Pebble Round 2, a $199 smartwatch that revives the Pebble brand's "intentional technology." With a sleek design, improved display, and 10-14 day battery life, it focuses on basic tracking. Preorders begin January 2, 2026, with shipping expected in May 2026.
Prince Abdul Mateen of Brunei wins first Mister Frontier International crown
Lieutenant Colonel His Royal Highness Prince 'Abdul Mateen of Brunei, fifth in line for the throne, was crowned Mister Frontier International 2025. Recognized for his achievements in military, diplomacy, and sports, he founded the MB Polo team and represented Brunei internationally. He received honors without monetary rewards, emphasizing his ambassadorial role.
Tuvalu’s Karalo Maibuca crowned Mister Frontier Diamond 2025
Karalo Hepoiteloto Maibuca Jr., a 26-year-old sprinter from Tuvalu, achieved the title of Mister Frontier Diamond 2025, representing the resilience of his country. Despite limited resources, he broke national sprinting records and became a prominent figure in athletics. This title honors his journey and highlights Tuvalu's presence in global pageantry.
Kiribati’s Kaimauri Erati crowned Mister Frontier Sapphire 2025
Kaimauri Erati, a 21-year-old weightlifter from Kiribati, made history as the first Mister Frontier Sapphire after his appointment as Kiribati's representative in Mister Frontier International 2025. Erati gained accolades in weightlifting, including a significant Olympic performance. His achievements symbolize the potential of athletes from small nations on the global stage.
Nauru’s Winzar Kakiouea crowned Mister Frontier Emerald 2025
Winzar Jedidiah Shadrack Kakiouea, a 24-year-old sprinter from Nauru, has made history as the first Mister Frontier Emerald. Selected as Nauru’s representative for Mister Frontier International 2025, he is recognized for his athletic achievements, including medals at the Micronesian Games and representing Nauru in the Olympics, embodying resilience and growth.
Turkmenistan’s Myrat Bayram crowned Mister Frontier Ruby 2025
Myrat Bayram, a 35-year-old from Turkmenistan, made history as the first Mister Frontier Ruby 2025 during Mister Frontier International's inaugural edition. An accomplished actor, filmmaker, and author, he earned recognition for his artistic talents despite language barriers. Bayram reflects resilience and strength, representing underrepresented nations in pageantry.
