Fitbit Charge 2 vs Garmin Vivosmart HR+: which is better?
Fitbit and Garmin have had a busy year so far. To the delight of fitness buffs all over the world,
Read MoreFitbit and Garmin have had a busy year so far. To the delight of fitness buffs all over the world,
Read MoreThe two tech giants Fitbit and Apple are in a head to head battle for your wrist space. So far Fitbit
Read MoreFitbit, the leading global manufacturer of fitness trackers, announced this week the launch of the Step It Up! Challenge. The two-week
Read MoreToday, one in five Americans own a fitness tracker or sports watch, with the market projected to grow rapidly over the next
Read MoreFitbit Charge 2 8.3 Design7.5/10 Ease of use8.5/10 Use of information8.0/10 Motivation9.0/10 Pros Sleek new design and a bigger screen
Read MoreFitbit has announced global availability of its new Charge 2 tracker. The device can now be purchased from retailers in North America, Europe, Australia,
Read MoreA study released earlier this week in the well respected Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), garnered a lot
Read MoreFitbit has officially debuted the Charge 2 activity tracker at IFA in Germany recently. The device has now started shipping
Read MoreSome of us wear our fitness trackers regularly, relying on them to get, and stay, in shape. Many of us, however, abandon them,
Read MoreThe on-going legal saga between Jawbone and Fitbit continues. On Thursday, the US International Trade Commission (ITC) said that a
Read MoreFollowing months of speculation, Fitbit has last week announced two new activity trackers – the Charge 2 and Flex 2.
Read MoreEurope’s biggest technology show, known as IFA, is held annually in Berlin. The event is a chance for companies to
Read MoreFitbit has today announced two new activity trackers – Fitbit Charge 2 and Fitbit Flex 2. This follows months of rumours,
Read MoreFitbit, the leading global wearables manufacturer, has kicked off this week with a number of announcements. This includes a software update and
Read MoreFitbit is not guilty of stealing Jawbone’s trade secrets, a judge from the US International Trade Commission ruled on Tuesday.
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