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For clarity, the Oura Ring is a finger-borne wearable that takes the form of a ring-style piece of jewelry. Natural Cycles, conversely, is an app that helps users track fertility. Predominantly, that’s via highly-accurate temperature, with users inputting their data into the app. The Natural Cycles app typically requires measurements to be taken via a basal thermometer. The thermometers measure to the tenths or hundredths of a degree. Summarily, now the Oura Ring wearable and related partner products can be used to track body temperatures automatically during sleep for fertility tracking purposes via Natural Cycles....

Featuring custom keycap sets based on the Dwarvish and Elvish languages, each keyboard also comes with a training keycap set that has the traditional English alphabet. And to top things off they come with upgraded Holy Panda switches and an anodized aluminum case. All-in-all, these are perfect for mechanical keyboard enthusiasts who also love Lord Of The Rings. But, these keyboards may not last long. As all Drop items usually don’t stick around forever....

So, when news broke, ahead of today’s OnePlus 10T announcement, that the Alert Slider was gone, many were understandably upset. But we do have some good news. During our briefing with OnePlus about the 10T, it was announced that the Alert Slider is not gone for good. It’s looking like the Alert Slider is going to be available on the premium flagship smartphone now, like the OnePlus 10 Pro. Why did OnePlus remove the Alert Slider anyways?...

The OnePlus Ace Lite specs & design appeared in China The OnePlus Ace Lite specs & design appeared in China That being said, it seems like OnePlus is planning to release another ‘Ace’ smartphone. A device under the model number ‘OnePlus PGZ110’ surfaced on TENAA. TENAA is China’s equivalent to the FCC. This phone’s specs, and even its design appeared. This could easily be the OnePlus Ace Lite. If you take a look at the gallery below, you’ll be able to see the device itself....

First reported by 91Mobiles, the OnePlus Ace Racing Edition looks nothing like the standard Ace that broke cover in China recently. The rear camera arrangement here is quite similar to the OnePlus 10 Pro, so this phone could likely launch under a different moniker. The leak only shows us the device’s rear panel. So it’s hard to tell how it’s different from the vanilla variant. This limited edition variant recently made its way to the Chinese device certification site TENAA bearing the model number PGZ110....