Philips enters the wearables space with a suite of medical grade devices
Philips has, today, joined the increasingly crowded market for wearables with its own health platform and ecosystem. But forget about pretty
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Britain barely moving as walking levels fall by a third
The average Britton walks 181 miles a year or only a half a mile per day according to new figures
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Fitbit is the wearable of choice for medical studies
The most popular fitness tracker brands are slowly changing the way medical research is done by helping research to measure
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Olympians train with Halo Sport to gain competitive edge
With the Rio Olympics only days away, professional athletes are putting the finishing touches on their preparations. Some amongst them
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Bellabeat Leaf Urban helps women tackle stress
While there are a large number of health and fitness gadgets on the market, only a handful are designed specifically for
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Pokemon Go Plus is now delayed for September
Nintendo planned to release the Pokémon Go Plus accessory at the end of July. Today, the company announced that the
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Ava, a new wearable designed to help families conceive
When it comes to the finely tuned sequence of events that must take place for conception to occur, there’s plenty
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World’s first personal security wearable not tied to a smartphone
We have written recently about wearables that help keep you safe. These are typically gadgets that give you the ability
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18% of us own a fitness tracker, but nearly a half don’t use them
More and more market research companies are jumping on the fitness tracker craze. The latest study comes from CivicScience, a
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Now you can train like the pros with Whoop
Whoop is the first scientifically-grounded system designed for continuous wear that provides athletes with data to reduce injuries and predict peak
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Wearables can keep you fit, but can you be sure your data is private?
While technological innovation has advanced at an extraordinary pace in recent years, privacy and security protections of health information have
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Fitbit’s patents against Jawbone ruled invalid
An International Trade Commission judge on Tuesday ruled that three patents used by Fitbit in a case against Jawbone are
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Wearable payments to overtake plastic cards in 5-7 years time
The revolution that we have seen in payments means that today and progressively over the next five to seven years,
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Interview: We are at the bleeding edge of automatic 3D motion tracking says Atlas CEO
The Atlas Wristband is not interested in the number of steps or distance that you covered today, or how much
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New report exposes security flaws of some popular fitness trackers
A number of leading wearables manufacturers continue to pay insufficient attention to security according to a new report. The independent
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