Who gets more sleep – men or women? The difference is clear.
Who gets more sleep – men or women? A new study by Jawbone says that women sleep more than men.
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Author: Marko Maslakovic
What makes us happy? Activity trackers provide us with the answer.
Do you wake up happier when you sleep more? Does exercising elevate your mood? Are you happier on a weekday
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Study confirms – 1,000 extra steps per day and weight loss leads to lower blood pressure
Hypertension may well be the medical term given for high blood pressure, but it has another unofficial name – “The
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Stylish smart jewelry: safety at the press of a button
Technology is increasingly meeting fashion. Companies are recognising that the body has limited real estate and that what you wear
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Microsoft Band update adds music controls and movement reminders
Microsoft has released a software update for its Band 2 activity tracker that adds a bunch of features, just in time
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Three-quarters of Britons exercise at least once a week, yet one in five cannot name any muscles
Skulpt, a health and fitness technology developer, has polled 2,000 Britons to identify the muscle groups people from UK cities
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Which states in the US have the most muscle?
Skulpt Aim isn’t your typical fitness tracker. At the moment, it truly is one of a kind as it measures
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Wearable sales are booming, but are we wearing them?
The global market for wearable devices is showing impressive growth. The latest International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Wearable Device
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Fitbit looking to bring blood-pressure monitoring to our wrists
Fitbit is a company headquartered in San Francisco, California. Founded and managed by James Park and Eric Friedman, the company
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KidFit – low cost activity tracker for 5-13 year olds
Wearable technology – and tracking information such as movement, steps and heart rate – are increasingly becoming a part of everyday life for many
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Angel – the first wearable health sensor designed to be open
A while ago we wrote about Angel, the first wearable health sensor designed to be open. A wristband that monitors
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Fitbit software updated for automatic workout tracking and more
Fitbit has announced three new features to make exercise tracking easier. The software update is available to download now. One
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Jawbone reduces staff count by 15%, closes New York office
Jawbone, maker of the UP family of activity trackers, speakers and Bluetooth headsets, is reducing head-count by 15% according to a
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Review: Vivosmart HR – Garmin goes after Fitbit Charge HR with new tracker
Garmin has joined the crowded market of wrist based HR fitness trackers with its newest addition – the Vivosmart
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Review: Polar A360 – fitness tracker with wrist-based heart rate
Polar is a manufacturer of wearables and heart rate monitoring equipment. Based in Kempele, Finland and founded in 1977, Polar developed
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