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While tennis is steeped in tradition, it was actually one of the first sports to embrace technology. Today, there is
Read MoreWhile tennis is steeped in tradition, it was actually one of the first sports to embrace technology. Today, there is
Read MoreWe wrote a few days ago about Frederique Constant’s upcoming smartwatch. Right now this is one of only two devices
Read MoreOxygen is fuel for muscles and is critical to an athlete’s performance, yet few, if any, consumer wearables help athletes
Read MoreJust as we suspected, Fitbit posted a disappointing holiday quarterly report. Results came below Wall Street estimates as the wearable technology company
Read MoreIts fair to say we are spoiled for choice when it comes to choosing a device to monitor steps, calories
Read MoreNearly one-quarter or some 175 million Europeans are ready to start using contactless payments with wearable devices according to new
Read MoreSmartwatches and hearables are expected to drive sales of wearables in the next five years, as fitness trackers feel the
Read MoreWe’ve had a few failed attempts at giving us glasses that do more, but don’t write the smart glasses concept off just
Read MoreUnlike other wearables, smart bike helmets set themselves apart with their ability to work come rain or shine and always
Read MoreResearchers have developed a smartphone app which pairs with a $30 microscope attachment to analyze food and determine if bad
Read MoreApple smartwatch users are accidentally dialing 911 resulting in a waste of valuable police time, according to reports. But there
Read MoreWhen Jaguar first launched its Activity Key for Land Rover owners, it was hoping that perhaps 10% of buyers would
Read MoreSleepScore Max 8 Design8.5/10 Ease of use7.5/10 Use of information8.0/10 Motivation8.0/10 Pros Entirely contactless Small and lightweight Detailed sleep statistics
Read MoreA team of Japanese researchers have developed an ultra-thin, highly elastic skin display that is capable of showing off your
Read MoreSmartwatches can keeps tabs on steps, heart rate and sleep but none of them can measure your blood pressure. At
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