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IT	気になる、記になる…	ワイモバイルの｢かんたんスマホ3｣でリカバリーモードが繰り返される事象が発生｜事象発生時の対応方法も	https://taisy0.com/2025/04/03/210174.html	ワイモバイル,かんたん,アップデート	2025-04-03 09:58:04
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IT	@IT 全フォーラム 最新記事一覧	「国連オープンソース原則」をOSIが公式支持　IT業界に与える影響は？	https://atmarkit.itmedia.co.jp/ait/articles/2504/03/news085.html	ガイドライン	2025-04-03 18:15:00
IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia News] 世界の生成AI支出、2025年は76.4％増か　“AI機能”搭載のデバイスが普及　ガートナー調査	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/news/articles/2504/03/news180.html	itmedia,gartner,news	2025-04-03 18:10:00
Program	@IT Linux＆OSSフォーラム 最新記事一覧	「国連オープンソース原則」をOSIが公式支持　IT業界に与える影響は？	https://atmarkit.itmedia.co.jp/ait/articles/2504/03/news085.html	ガイドライン	2025-04-03 18:15:00
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海外TECH	ReadWriteWeb	Illinois ramps up pressure on Kalshi and others over sports betting markets	https://readwrite.com/illinois-cease-desist-letter-kalshi-robinhood-sports-betting-markets/	Illinois has become the latest state to issue cease and desist letters to prediction markets like Kalshi and Robinhood accusing them of Continue reading Illinois ramps up pressure on Kalshi and others over sports betting marketsThe post Illinois ramps up pressure on Kalshi and others over sports betting markets appeared first on ReadWrite	2025-04-03 09:06:22
海外TECH	Engadget	The best smartwatches for 2025	https://www.engadget.com/wearables/best-smartwatches-153013118.html?src=rss	Smartwatches do more than just track your steps and deliver phone alerts to your wrist The best smartwatches go even further giving you the ability to pay for a cup of coffee take calls and connect to apps like Spotify all without whipping out your smartphone Chances are if you re reading this you already know all of the benefits of a smartwatch You re ready to invest or upgrade from an aging accessory but we wouldn t blame you if you if you didn t know where to start There are dozens of smartwatches available now including GPS running watches fitness trackers that look like smartwatches and multi purpose devices Plus you ll want to consider factors like durability battery life and operating system before you spend a lot of money on a new wearable We ve tested and reviewed most major smartwatches available today and these are our top picks Table of contents Best smartwatches Stylish smartwatches Fossil and more Factors to consider before buying a smartwatch Other smartwatches our experts tested Smartwatch FAQs Best smartwatches of Stylish smartwatches Fossil and more Fossil Yes there are still companies out there trying to make fashionable hybrid smartwatches Back when wearables were novel and generally ugly brands like Fossil Michael Kors and Skagen found their niche in stylish smartwatches that took cues from analog timepieces You also have the option to pick up a hybrid smartwatch from companies like Withings and Garmin these devices look like classic wrist watches but incorporate some limited functionality like activity tracking and heart rate monitoring They remain good options if you prefer that look but thankfully wearables made by Apple Samsung Fitbit and others have gotten much more attractive over the past few years Ultimately the only thing you can t change after you buy a smartwatch is its case design If you re not into the Apple Watch s squared off corners all of Samsung s smartwatches have round cases that look a little more like a traditional watch Most wearables are offered in a choice of colors and you can pay extra for premium materials like stainless steel for extra durability Once you decide on a case your band options are endless there are dozens of first and third party watch straps available for most major smartwatches and for both larger and smaller wrists allowing you to change up your look whenever you please Factors to consider before buying a smartwatch Compatibility Apple Watches only work with iPhones while Wear OS devices play nice with both iOS and Android phones Smartwatches made by Samsung Garmin Fitbit and others are also compatible with Android and iOS but you ll need to install a companion app on your smartphone The smartwatch OS will also dictate the type and number of third party apps you ll have access to Many of these aren t useful though making this factor a fairly minor one in the grand scheme of things Price The best smartwatches generally cost between and Compared to budget smartwatches which cost between and these pricier devices have advanced operating systems communications music and fitness features They also often include perks like onboard GPS tracking music storage and NFC AMOLED displays and long battery life things that budget devices generally don t have Some companies make specialized fitness watches Those can easily run north of and we d only recommend them to serious athletes Luxury smartwatches from brands like TAG Heuer and Hublot can also reach sky high prices but we wouldn t endorse any of them These devices can cost more than and you re usually paying for little more than a brand name and some needlessly exotic selection of build materials Battery life Battery life remains one of our biggest complaints about smartwatches but there s hope as of late You can expect two full days from Apple Watches and most Wear OS devices Watches using the Snapdragon Wear processor support extended battery modes that promise up to five days of battery life on a charge ーif you re willing to shut off most features aside from you know displaying the time Other models can last five to seven days but they usually have fewer features and lower quality displays Meanwhile some fitness watches can last weeks on a single charge If long battery life is a priority for you it s worth checking out the watch s specs beforehand to see what the manufacturer estimates Communication Any smartwatch worth considering delivers call text and app notifications to your wrist Call and text alerts are self explanatory but if those mean a lot to you consider a watch with LTE They re more expensive than their WiFi only counterparts but cellular connectivity allows the smartwatch to take and receive phone calls and do the same with text messages without your device nearby As far as app alerts go getting them delivered to your wrist will let you glance down to the watch face and see if you absolutely need to check your phone right now Fitness tracking Activity tracking is a big reason why people turn to smartwatches An all purpose timepiece should function as a fitness tracker logging your steps calories and workouts and most of today s wearables have a heart rate monitor as well Many smartwatches fitness features include a built in GPS which is useful for tracking distance for runs and bike rides Swimmers will want something water resistant and thankfully most all purpose devices now can withstand at least a dunk in the pool Some smartwatches from companies like Garmin are more fitness focused than others and tend to offer more advanced features like heart rate variance tracking recovery time estimation onboard maps and more Health tracking on smartwatches has also seen advances over the years Both Apple and Fitbit devices can estimate blood oxygen levels and measure ECGs But the more affordable the smartwatch the less likely it is that it has these kinds of advanced health tracking features if collecting those kinds of wellness metrics is important to you you ll have to pay for the privilege Music Your watch can not only track your morning runs but also play music while you re exercising Many smartwatches let you save your music locally so you can connect wireless earbuds via Bluetooth and listen to tunes without bringing your phone Those that don t have onboard storage for music usually have on watch music controls so you can control playback without whipping out your phone And if your watch has LTE local saving isn t required ーyou ll be able to stream music directly from the watch to your paired earbuds Displays Most wearables have touchscreens and we recommend getting one that has a full color touchscreen Some flagships like the Apple Watch have LTPO displays which stands for low temperature polycrystalline oxide These panels have faster response times and are more power efficient resulting in a smoother experience when one interacts with the touchscreen and in some cases longer battery lives You won t see significant gains with the latter though because the extra battery essentially gets used up when these devices have always on displays as most flagship wearables do today Some smartwatches have this feature on by default while others let you enable it via tweaked settings This smart feature allows you to glance down at your watch to check the time health stats or any other information you ve set it to show on its watchface without lifting your wrist This will no doubt affect your device s battery life but thankfully most always on modes dim the display s brightness so it s not running at its peak unnecessarily Cheaper devices won t have this feature instead their touchscreens will automatically turn off to conserve battery life and you ll have to intentionally check your watch to turn on the display again NFC Many new smartwatches have NFC letting you pay for things without your wallet using contactless payments After saving your credit or debit card information you can hold your smartwatch up to an NFC reader to pay for a cup of coffee on your way home from a run Keep in mind that different watches use different payment systems Apple Watches use Apple Pay Wear OS devices use Google Pay Samsung devices use Samsung Pay and so forth Apple Pay is one of the most popular NFC payment systems with support for multiple banks and credit cards in different countries while Samsung and Google Pay work in fewer regions It s also important to note that both NFC payment support varies by device as well for both Samsung and Google s systems Other smartwatches our experts tested Apple Watch Ultra The Apple Watch Ultra is probably overkill for most people but it has a ton of extra features like extra waterproofing to track diving an even more accurate GPS and the biggest battery of any Apple Watch to date Apple designed it for the most rugged among us but for your average person it likely has more features than they d ever need If you re particularly clumsy however its high level of durability could be a great reason to consider the Apple Watch Ultra Apple Watch SE The Apple Watch SE is less feature rich than the flagship model but it will probably suffice for most people We actually regard the Watch SE as the best smartwatch option for first time buyers or people on stricter budgets You ll get all the core Apple Watch features as well as things like fall and crash detection noise monitoring and Emergency SOS but you ll have to do without more advanced hardware perks like an always on display a blood oxygen sensor an ECG monitor and a skin temperature sensor Garmin Forerunner Garmin watches in general can be great options for the most active among us The Garmin Forerunner is an excellent GPS running watch for serious athletes or those who prize battery life above all else When we tested it we found it to provide accurate distance tracking a killer hour battery life with GPS turned on up to seven days without it and support for onboard music storage and Garmin Pay Smartwatch FAQs Is there a difference between a smartwatch and a fitness tracker While smartwatches and fitness trackers share some similarities they re designed for slightly different purposes A fitness tracker is primarily focused on health and activity tracking It keeps tabs on your steps heart rate sleep and workouts and some even offer advanced metrics like blood oxygen levels and stress tracking Fitness trackers are generally more compact have longer battery life and are built with activity in mind A smartwatch on the other hand is like a mini smartphone on your wrist It offers fitness tracking features but also lets you do things like reply to texts take calls use apps and control smart home devices Many smartwatches support voice assistants mobile payments and even LTE connectivity so you can leave your phone behind in some cases If you mainly want health and activity tracking with long battery life a fitness tracker is the way to go If you want a more connected experience with extra features a smartwatch is the better choice How long do smartwatches last How long a smartwatch lasts mostly depends on two things battery life and overall durability Smartwatch battery life varies a lot depending on the brand features and how you use it Basic models with e ink displays or monochrome screens can last a week or more while full featured smartwatches like the Apple Watch or Samsung Galaxy Watch usually need a charge every day or two If you re using features like always on display GPS tracking or LTE connectivity expect the battery to drain faster Physically a good smartwatch should last several years before you need to upgrade Premium models with scratch resistant glass water resistance and strong build materials tend to hold up well over time However software support matters too ーbrands like Apple and Samsung typically provide updates for at least a few years while some budget smartwatches may not get long term software support You can expect to charge most smartwatches daily or every few days and if you take care of them they should last years before an upgrade is necessary How much should you spend on a smartwatch How much you should spend on a smartwatch depends on what features you need and how often you plan to use it If you just want the basics ーstep tracking notifications heart rate monitoring and basic fitness tracking ーyou can find some solid budget friendly options from brands like Amazfit Fitbit and some Wear OS models These usually have decent battery life but may lack premium features like LTE advanced health tracking or third party apps In the mid range smartwatch price bracket you ll find popular models like the Apple Watch SE and Fitbit Versa series These offer a good mix of fitness tracking smart features and design quality You ll get better build materials more accurate sensors and app support but battery life might still be limited to a day or two High end smartwatches like the Apple Watch Ultra Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra and Garmin Fenix Epix series offer advanced health tracking rugged designs LTE connectivity and longer software support These are great for serious athletes outdoor adventurers or anyone who wants the latest and greatest features If you just want a simple smartwatch for notifications and fitness tracking a budget or mid range model will do the job But if you want a premium feel advanced health tracking or LTE connectivity it s worth spending a bit more For most people hits the best balance of features and value Do all smartwatches have GPS Not all smartwatches have built in GPS Some rely on your phone s GPS while others have it built in for independent tracking High end and fitness focused smartwatches like the Apple Watch Samsung Galaxy Watch and Garmin models have their own built in GPS This means they can track your runs walks bike rides and hikes without needing to be connected to your phone It s a must have for serious athletes or anyone who wants accurate location tracking without carrying a phone Some budget and mid range smartwatches like some Fitbit and Amazfit models don t have built in GPS but can use your phone s GPS when connected via Bluetooth This works fine if you usually carry your phone while working out but it s less convenient if you prefer to leave it behind Some very basic or budget smartwatches skip GPS entirely and rely solely on step tracking or motion sensors These are fine for casual users who don t need location tracking Can you leave your phone at home and still use a smartwatch Yes but it depends on the smartwatch and what you want to do without your phone If your smartwatch has LTE or cellular connectivity you can make calls send texts stream music use maps and even access apps without your phone nearby However you ll need a separate data plan from your carrier which usually comes with an extra monthly cost Even without LTE some smartwatches can still do plenty on their own including track workouts and GPS routes if they have built in GPS play music offline if they support downloads from Spotify or Apple Music may contactless payments with features like Apple Pay and Google Wallet and control smart home devices If going phone free is important to you look for a smartwatch with LTE and built in GPS for the best experience Can a smartwatch make calls without a phone Yes a smartwatch can make calls without a phone ーbut only if it has the right features Some smartwatches have built in LTE connectivity meaning they can work independently from your phone You can make and receive calls send texts stream music and use apps as long as you have a mobile data plan for the watch However you ll need to pay for a separate cellular plan and battery life drains faster when using LTE If your smartwatch doesn t have LTE it can still make calls but only when connected to your phone via Bluetooth or Wi Fi It essentially acts as a remote speaker and microphone for your phone s calls Watches like the standard Apple Watch or Samsung Galaxy Watch Wi Fi versions can do this However if your phone isn t nearby or connected to Wi Fi calling won t work Some fitness focused smartwatches like certain Garmin Fitbit and Amazfit models don t have a built in speaker or microphone so they can t make or receive calls at all ーonly show notifications If calling without a phone is a must make sure to choose an LTE model with a built in mic and speaker What s the difference between an Android and Apple smartwatch The biggest difference between Android and Apple smartwatches comes down to compatibility features and ecosystem integration Apple smartwatches Apple Watch only work with iPhones If you have an Android phone you can t use an Apple Watch at all Android smartwatches Wear OS Samsung Galaxy Garmin etc mostly work with Android phones but some also support iPhones with limited features If you have an iPhone the Apple Watch is the best choice If you have an Android phone go for a Wear OS or Samsung Galaxy Watch Apple Watch watchOS has the best app support with seamless integration into Apple s ecosystem iMessage FaceTime Apple Pay Apple Fitness Siri etc Android smartwatches offer more variety with access to Google services Google Assistant Google Wallet and Google Maps and some support Amazon Alexa or Samsung s Bixby In terms of design Apple Watch has a single design but comes in different sizes and materials It s sleek but your only real customization comes from bands and watch faces Android smartwatches on the other hand come in tons of styles and brands Samsung Google Pixel Watch Garmin Fossil etc meaning you can pick a round watch a rugged design or a luxury looking model If battery life is important to you the Apple Watch lasts about a day or two per charge depending on usage and model Many Android smartwatches especially Garmin Amazfit or Mobvoi TicWatch last multiple days or even weeks on a single charge Georgie Peru contributed to this report This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2025-04-03 09:01:25
医療系	医療介護 CBnews	百日咳のワクチン、就学前などの定期接種化検討を-患者数の増加受け　日本小児科学会	https://www.cbnews.jp/news/entry/20250403181952	けいれん,ワクチン,定期接種	2025-04-03 18:45:00
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