Jawbone denies rumours it is looking for a buyer
It seems that Jawbone is sticking around after all. A person close to the company got in touch with us earlier
Read MoreIt seems that Jawbone is sticking around after all. A person close to the company got in touch with us earlier
Read MoreAn International Trade Commission judge on Tuesday ruled that three patents used by Fitbit in a case against Jawbone are
Read MoreJawbone is sticking around after all. The company released a statement yesterday that it will not be exiting the fitness wearable
Read MoreYour fitness tracker may be lying to you when it comes to counting calories. A new study has revealed that while
Read MoreIt has not been an easy week for Jawbone with a number of different reports claiming the San Francisco company is planning
Read MoreFitbit won a victory against Jawbone late last week, with a ruling that invalidated the last of the Jawbone patents
Read MoreWe have written recently about Sleep Awareness Week. This is an annual event of the National Sleep Foundation which ran from March
Read MoreThis week is Sleep Awareness Week. An annual event of the National Sleep Foundation which runs from March 6th through
Read MoreJawbone is one of the best known names in the health and fitness wearables market. The company considers itself as
Read MoreJawbone has recently published analysis of activity data from tens of thousands of members of its UP community. The analysis
Read MoreTwo of the big names in today’s health and fitness activity tracker market are Fitbit and Jawbone. Both have been
Read MoreWe all know that regular exercise provides a range of benefits. It improves mood and mental health, prevents disease and
Read MoreWho gets more sleep – men or women? A new study by Jawbone says that women sleep more than men.
Read MoreDo you wake up happier when you sleep more? Does exercising elevate your mood? Are you happier on a weekday
Read MoreJawbone, 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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