Fitness trackers don’t work to get you in shape, because they record the wrong metrics, and they also barely help already fit people ‘level up’. So what are they good for?
This week: fitness trackers are fitness theater and are not really great for anyone who is their target market; headphones; privacy first web analytics; the best boots; Chrome is having another *thing*.
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