The next big tech showdown is happening on your wrist - and you shouldn't sleep on it

Jason Hiner/ZDNET Want to catch up on the latest health and wearable tech news? As ZDNET's editor of health and wearable technology, I keep up with the daily rumors and news of new tech, so you don't have to. I've rounded up some of the week's most memorable stories on smartwatches and fitness trackers. Keep reading to learn about the latest features landing around your wrist. From condition detection to condition management Samsung is seeking an upgrade on its FDA-cleared obstructive sleep apnea detection feature, thanks to a collaboration with Stanford Medicine. The tech brand is working with Stanford to leverage AI and turn your Galaxy Watch into a sleep apnea management device instead of simply a sleep apnea detection device. Also: The best smartwatches of 2025: Expert tested and reviewed Condition detection has been a key feature in these new-age wearable devices. Tech brands like Samsung, Google, and Apple have rolled out several features in their wearables that detect condi ... Read full article.