Review: iHealth Core HS6 scale
iHealth Labs Inc. is a company based in Mountain View, California. It is a subsidiary of the Tianjin-based, Chinese
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The wristband that measures your alcohol level
BACtrack Skyn is not your typical wearable. It will not track your steps, distance or sleep. This is essentially a wrist
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Eradicate your bad habits with the Liv Smart Bracelet
It is becoming more and more difficult to stand out against the crowded market for activity trackers and smartwatches. Simply counting, steps, distance,
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Wearables may soon alert your doctor if you are feeling depressed
A new type of wearable under development may soon be able to monitor your eating, drinking, coughing and even social
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Non-invasive device monitors blood glucose using microwaves
A team of researchers from Cardiff University’s School of Engineering have developed a wearable glucose monitor that does not require
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Intelligent inhaler designed to combat spiraling costs of respiratory disease
Asthma is a common long term inflammatory disease of the airways of the lungs. It is characterized by variable and
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Withings study reveals, those living in New York and DC are in best shape
We have written about Withings many times. The French company is one of the pioneers of the health and fitness
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Quell: the world’s first pain relief wearable
Quell is not your typical wearable. Worn just below the knee and activated by simply clicking a button, Quell taps
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Apple Watch patent reveals possible smart bands
It seems Apple has been looking into developing smart bands that add extra features to the company’s smartwatch. A number of patent
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UpRight helps to improve your posture and prevent back pain
UpRight is a discreet device that passively trains you to stand and sit upright. It comfortably attaches to your lower
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This is what we did to fix the battery issue on Skulpt Aim
The Skulpt Aim isn’t your typical fitness tracker. At the moment, it truly is one of a kind as it
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More sleep means less calories according to Jawbone data
We have written recently about Sleep Awareness Week. This is an annual event of the National Sleep Foundation which ran from March
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Sleep Awareness Week: benefits of sleep tracking
This week is Sleep Awareness Week. An annual event of the National Sleep Foundation which runs from March 6th through
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Brain wearables: do they really work?
Wearable sales are skyrocketing, led by well known brands such as Fitbit, Apple, Jawbone, Garmin and Xiaomi to name a
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Review: Polar Balance scale
There are several wireless weight scales available today, including the Fitbit Aria, Withings and iHealth scales. After a couple of
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