Review: Amazfit Cor, affordable, water resistant fitness tracker that gets the basics right
Amazfit Cor is Huami’s latest addition to its line of affordable activity trackers. The Fitbit competitor is a device
Read MoreAmazfit Cor is Huami’s latest addition to its line of affordable activity trackers. The Fitbit competitor is a device
Read MoreSleepScore Labs wants to give you insight into the quality of your rest with SleepScore Max, an entirely non-contact, personal sleep
Read MoreSleepace has demoed its bedroom of the future at the recent CES 2018 in Las Vegas. Dubbed the DreamLife smart
Read MoreA good night’s rest is essential for a person’s health and wellbeing. Its importance goes far beyond just making
Read MoreNot all Garmin wearables are for grownups. Its very popular Vivofit Jr is designed to help kids get fitter and healthier, while
Read MoreI wrote about 8 months ago about a product called In/Out. The GoPro like device can be fastened to any
Read MoreWearables have an easier time measuring heart rate from the ear than the wrist. That’s one of the reasons companies
Read MoreHeart rate sensors typically come in one of two forms. The chest strap style and the wrist band style.
Read MoreFollowing months of rumours and speculation, in September the company whose name has become synonymous with fitness trackers presented to
Read MoreBack in the summer Zepp released the second generation of its smart tennis sensor. Unlike some of its competition,
Read MoreThe Vivoactive 3 is Garmin’s main competitor in the all-purpose smartwatch space. The device is an updated version of Vivoactive
Read MoreStress is a byproduct of modern living and we all feel it from time to time. Its your body’s way
Read MoreSuunto has recently come out with a new entry level GPS watch with optical heart rate. This is the fourth
Read MoreVancouver-based Mio Global has recently launched its new fitness tracker called Mio SLICE. The device, which was originally announced at
Read MoreMonitoring your blood pressure at home is important, particularly as you get older. The higher your blood pressure, the higher your risk of developing
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