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Google Pixel Watch. Sofia Pitt Three years after acquiring Fitbit, Alphabet is selling its first Google-branded watch with the fitness-tracking technology. It’s called Pixel Watch, and consumers can find it on store shelves starting Thursday. I’ve been testing Google’s new Pixel products for the past several days. In addition to the Pixel Watch, there are the new phones, the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro, which go on sale at the same time. Most of the Pixel 7 phone upgrades are minor when compared with the… Source link

I’m 63 and have zero retirement, just Social Security benefits. How can I begin saving? And where can I begin investing this late in the game? -Rita Saving for retirement is certainly easier and has a greater impact on you the earlier you begin, which you seem to understand. The longer you wait, the less time you have to put aside money. Additionally, the compounding effects from interest, dividends and growth have less time to work for you. Regardless of how late you start, however, I don’t… Source link

ProFootball Talk on NBC Sports Mike Tomlin on Steelers: “Where we are today, not good” The Steelers are 1-4, and they’ve lost four in a row. On Sunday, they were blown off the field by the Bills, 38-3. After the loss, coach Mike Tomlin summarized the current state of the team. “No need to really sugarcoat it, man,” Tomlin told reporters. “We got handled today. We got handled by a [more] Source link

Newly leaked specs reveal significant camera upgrades that could be coming to Google’s upcoming Pixel 7 Pro smartphone due to launch tomorrow, October 6. The first leak comes from information recently posted to the (unofficial) Google News Telegram channel (link opens in Telegram app), that includes a detailed spec sheet shared, and since deleted, by an unnamed Taiwanese mobile carrier. Newly leaked specs reveal significant Pixel 7 camera upgrades © 2022 Bloomberg Finance LP MORE FROM… Source link

The Associated Press J.J. Watt says he’s playing 4 days after atrial fibrillation CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) Arizona Cardinals defensive end J.J. Watt says he had his heart shocked into rhythm after going into atrial fibrillation this week, a health scare that won’t sideline him Sunday against the Carolina Panthers. The three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year tweeted Sunday, ”I was just told somebody leaked some personal information about me and it’s going to be reported on today. Watt was… Source link

After returning from injury in Week 13 last season, Penny was fantasy’s top-scoring back over the final six games; he ended the year leading all backs in rush yards over expectation. While the downgrade at QB from Russell Wilson — and a shaky Seattle offensive line doesn’t help — Penny looks like a true star capable of rising above his situation. [It’s fantasy football season: Create or join a league now!] The Seahawks drafted Ken Walker III, but coach Pete Carroll historically prefers… Source link

Kamaru Usman was less than a minute from history when Leon Edwards created history of his own Saturday in the main event of UFC 278 at Vivint Arena in Salt Lake City, Utah. Edwards caught Usman with a left kick to the head with 56 seconds remaining in a fight Usman was about to win. Usman went down instantly and Edwards won the UFC welterweight title in stunning fashion. He never bothered to follow Usman to the ground. He raised his arms in the air and began the celebration. It was arguably… Source link

Leon Edwards waited until the very last minute of a fight he was losing to unleash a perfectly placed head kick to knock out Kamaru Usman and lift the UFC welterweight title. Edwards’ stunning last-minute victory at UFC 278 on Saturday in Salt Lake City ended Usman’s 19-fight winning streak. [Full recap.] UFC 278 live blog UFC 278 main card full results, highlights Welterweight: Leon Edwards def. Kamaru Usman by KO (head-kick) at 4:04 of R5: Middleweight: Paulo Costa def. Luke Rockhold by… Source link

U.S. stocks soared Friday as a rally fueled by lighter-than-expected inflation data this week helped equity markets log their longest winning streak since November 2021. Tech stocks again led gains, with the Nasdaq up 2.1% and closing above 13,000 for the first time since April 25. The S&P 500 jumped 1.7% as the benchmark index registered a fourth-straight weekly gain, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average surged 420 points, or roughly 1.3%. Apple (AAPL) shares gained 2% following a Bloomberg… Source link

By summer end, Mr. Market could be back to taking souls. But a few more weeks, one top Wall Street strategist argues, conditions are in place for July’s rally to be extended, “We had expected ‘face-ripping’ rallies followed by ‘soul-crushing’ sell-offs,” Wells Fargo Head of Equity Strategy Chris Harvey wrote in a recent note to clients. “Those sell-offs may be delayed until late summer. With the 10-year U.S. Treasury now an unexpected 2.81% (we hear of massive short covering), and 1- year… Source link