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The app enables real-time two-way communication between two Galaxy Watch 4 wearables. Users can also create channels that allow multiple Galaxy Watch 4 owning friends or contacts to communicate simultaneously. The app will only work on Wear OS running Samsung smartwatches, including the Galaxy Watch 4 The app will only work on Wear OS running Samsung smartwatches, including the Galaxy Watch 4 As noted by SamMobile, the app is only compatible with Samsung’s Wear OS smartwatches, including the newly launched Galaxy Watch 4 and Watch 4 Classic....

Researcher Karen Renaud talks to Mindful about how the simple act of being aware of one’s email habits changed her own sending style, as well as the solutions her research teams were coming up with to solve email overload. KR: I’ve been doing email research for about ten years now. In the beginning, I was really interested in interruptions and how people recover from being interrupted when they’re working on their computers....

Many airlines around the world offer WiFi onboard. Of course, passengers always complain about the low speed of the Internet on the flights of some airlines. But it seems that Hawaiian Airlines is working with Starlink to create a new experience for its passengers. According to the latest company announcement, Hawaiian Airlines will bring in-flight broadband to some of its aircrafts, including Airbus A330, A321neo, and Boeing 787-9. The installation starts in 2023, and it will take a chunk of time for all aircrafts to feature Starlink’s satellite internet connectivity....

Of course, speed isn’t the only metric that determines the best mobile internet provider. To that end, T-Mobile topped every performance metric that Ookla tracked. It offered the lowest latency of the three major providers and was also the most consistent with connectivity and speeds. Furthermore, T-Mobile is a clear leader when it comes to 5G-only connections as well. With the median download speed of 187.12 Mbps, the carrier led its rivals by a big margin....

Food for Thought Regular mindfulness practice may temper food-related desires in daily life. In a small preliminary study, Esther Papies of Utrecht University and her colleagues surveyed 33 meditators, and results showed practitioners who were able to detach themselves from thoughts about food—for instance, viewing their reaction to, say, a tempting chocolate as a “transient mental event” that soon fades away—had fewer food cravings. That was more so for women than for men....