Capture tonight's final energy with six stories spanning from Cupertino to Edinburgh studios, exposing the tech industry's biggest hidden secrets.
Night has fallen and we return with stories that shook the tech industry in recent hours. Apple is preparing a serious assault on the health wearables market, Microsoft confirmed its multi-platform strategy
remains unchanged, Rockstar found itself in a courtroom that exposed GTA 6 development secrets, the Cupertino company was once again the subject of a leaked foldable prototype, Cronos announced actual
attack damage details, and an inspiring story from the ethical hacker world proving not all hackers are bad. AirPods Pro 3 with Heart Rate Sensor — Is Apple Trying to Sideline Apple Watch? Bloomberg reported
last night that Apple plans to introduce the third generation AirPods Pro at this year's September event (likely next week) with a new capability: an optical heart rate tracking sensor embedded directly
in each earbud stem. The proposed price of $199 has been announced, which is $50 more than the current generation but still cheaper than the Apple Watch SE at $249. [IMAGE_PLACEHOLDER_1] This news comes
as Samsung introduced Galaxy Buds 3 Pro a month ago with the same capability and attracted significant attention. However, Samsung uses a contact sensor with lower accuracy, while Apple reportedly uses
a PPG (Photoplethysmography) sensor, the same technology as Apple Watch, with much higher accuracy. How Heart Sensors Work in Earbuds PPG sensors work by shining green LED light into the ear canal and
measuring blood flow changes. Each heartbeat causes more blood to reach ear vessels, and this change is detected by the sensor. The challenge is that the ear moves more relative to the wrist, especially
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