Fitness trackers good at counting steps, but fall short when it comes to heart rate
Your fitness tracker might be much better at counting steps than monitoring your heart rate according to a new study published
Read MoreYour fitness tracker might be much better at counting steps than monitoring your heart rate according to a new study published
Read MoreNo, its not a misprint. Under Armour has released a line of high tech pajamas that are designed to help speed
Read MoreThree years ago Terje Tobiassed experienced a heart attack while in his car. It was only quick thinking and actions
Read MoreAltra IQ has announced this morning global availability of its smart shoe, the Alta Torin IQ. The connected footware has sensors in
Read MoreA Fitbit fitness tracker saved a recently retired Connecticut woman’s life. According to UConn Health, 73 year old Patricia Lauder
Read MoreAdidas looks to be preparing to rival Fitbit with a fitness tracker of its own. The company is apparently working on a
Read MoreNokia owned Withings, is one of the pioneers and best known brands in the connected scales market. Its latest
Read MoreGarmin is back again with the Forerunner 935, a fully featured running and triathlon GPS sports watch. The company’s latest multisport wearable
Read MoreWe wrote earlier about Warren Buffet’s intentions to get into wearable technology. Richline, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the business magnate’s Berkshire Hathaway,
Read MoreIts been more than two years now since the Blaze was originally announced. Loyal owner’s of Fitbit’s fitness focused smartwatch
Read MoreWater resistance is slowly becoming a standard feature of fitness trackers and smartwatches these days. While many of these gadgets monitor swimming,
Read MoreThe smartwatch market has been slowly losing momentum but it looks like this may all change very soon. The new and improved Android Wear 2.0
Read MoreSamsung has launched this week an innovative new form of contactless payment that allows users to pay with practically any wearable device.
Read MoreThync has announced a new stress busting wearable, the Thync Relax Pro. Building on their 2015 neurostimulation device, the second
Read MoreA new discovery could revolutionise the way wearable technology is manufactured and improve the versatility of such devices in the
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