VERT: measure your jump with US volleyball team official wearable for 2016 Olympics
VERT is an innovative new device addressing a rather unique niche market. The wearable tracks and shares real-time stats on your
Read MoreVERT is an innovative new device addressing a rather unique niche market. The wearable tracks and shares real-time stats on your
Read MoreWilson, the sporting goods giant, is embracing technology. The company brought us the connected smart basketball in 2015. This year,
Read MoreWhile there are plenty of activity trackers to choose from if you are interested in tracking steps, distance and
Read MoreThe fitness arena has definitely changed with a slew of activity trackers hitting the market. The latest gym wearables remove
Read MoreAtlas Wristband 2 7.8 Design7.0/10 Ease of use7.5/10 Use of information8.0/10 Motivation8.5/10 Pros Can be customized with new exercises Does
Read MoreIt’s been a while since Garmin released a new GPS computer, but this week it added two new devices to
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Read MoreBabolat in collaboration with French tech outfit PIQ have recently launched the ‘Babolat and PIQ’ tennis sensor. This $179 neoprene wristband
Read MoreNBA players have been showing growing interest in wearable technology. Now, Golden State Warriors swingman Andre Iguodala is helping other players embrace technology,
Read MoreWe have written extensively on gadgets and sensors to help you improve your tennis game. This market was virtually non-existent
Read MoreImagine a bike with a brain – taking care of everything except the cycling. This is the idea behind SpeedX
Read MoreHealth is a company based in Mountain View, California. It is a subsidiary of the Tianjin-based, Chinese manufacturing company Andon
Read MoreEngineers at the University of California San Diego have developed the first flexible wearable device capable of tracking both biochemical
Read MoreFitness trackers have changed the way we train. From connected tennis rackets, baseball bats and golf clubs, sensors are also changing
Read MoreWe’ve all been there. You are in the middle of a close tennis match, but you and your opponent just can’t
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