fitness
Razer Nabu X smartband review
GOOD STUFF Very long battery life Comfortable fit Fairly accurate step tracking BAD STUFF Boring design →
Asus VivoWatch review
The Asus VivoWatch seems to be the perfect combination of smartwatch and fitness tracker, decent specs →
TomTom Spark Music hands-on: a fine little player for fitness
Today we’ve gotten our hands on the TomTom Spark, a new sports watch aimed at runners, →
Runtastic Moment is an analog activity-tracking watch
Runtastic, the makers of the fitness app of the same name that was justacquired by Adidas, →
Helix wearable cuff and Bluetooth headphones mix fashion with tech
Wearable devices are on the market in droves today with many of them combining multiple functions →
Wellograph review
And for the most part the same could be said of fitness trackers. Most go for →
Mira Fitness Tracker Review
Fitness trackers have many features and sensors nowadays, but few of them actually look good on →
Sony SmartBand 2 is durable, waterproof, and arrives next month
Sony has introduced its new SmartBand 2 wearable. This wristband is designed to track fitness and →
Epson Runsense SF-110 wearable monitors activities with GPS
Epson has launched a new fitness wearable for runners called the Runsense SF-110. Epson is aiming →
Misfit Speedo Shine tracks swimmers in their natural habitat
Fitness tracking device maker Misfit has teamed up with sports equipment specialist Speedo to cross-brand their →
New Samsung Gear watches are coming — here’s what they need to succeed
Like them or hate them, you have to give credit to the Samsung Gear watches. All →
The top 8 wearables you can buy right now
Fall is right around the corner and whether you’re looking for a fashionable accessory, fitness tracker →
Helvetica 1 smartwatch hits pre-order, only 1,957 made
There are lots of smartwatches on the market today from Apple, Motorola, and many other makers. →
Guess who’s back: Newest iPod now on sale
In a statement late on Wednesday, the Cupertino, California-headquartered company worth over $700 billion said that →
China’s Xiaomi adds US$32 ‘smart’ shoes to its smartphones, with a leg up from sportswear brand Li-Ning
Joggers already have their smartphone and smart watch. Next up: “smart” running shoes that include a module →
Recon Jet review: expensive fitness glasses with potential to be better
Recon Jet is a sports computer for long-distance runners and cyclists that’s embedded into a pair →
Moov Now fitness wearable debuts from ex-Apple alum
Fitness wearables are very popular with all sorts of them on the market from smartwatches like →
Apple Readies “TVKit” for the Apple Watch
Apple is readying software to allow its Apple Watch to work as a primary input device for →
Apple Refreshes its iPod Lineup
Apple has quietly updated its lineup of iPods for the first time since October of 2012, →
Misfit Flash Link revealed as wearable do-anything button
Misfit reveals “Flash Link”, a wearable fitness-tracking device that comes with a built-in button that interacts →
Apple launches new iPod Touch model, starting at US$199
Apple on Wednesday launched its latest iPod Touch gadget at a time when the company is →
Microsoft kills off a range of apps
Microsoft is reportedly planning to kill off some of its MSN apps as well as its →
Microsoft killing Photosynth and MSN apps, including Health & Fitness, Food & Drink
Microsoft confirmed Friday that a number of little-used MSN apps will be discontinued, and won’t appear →
Microsoft Band lets users create web tiles via RSS feeds
Microsoft is continuing to add new functionality to its Band wearable and push what the device →
Withings’ fitness watches automatically track your swimming
Most activity trackers and smartwatches won’t monitor your swimming, and those that do usually require that →
Xiaomi’s next low-cost wearable will monitor your heart rate
Chinese phone maker Xiaomi has made a name for itself by delivering premium devices at budget →
Fitbit tracking data comes up in another court case
When you wear Fitbit or any other fitness tracker and smartwatch, you not only monitor your →
US police use a woman’s Fitbit data to prove she was lying
Police in Lancaster, Pennsylvania have been up to Sherlock Holmes levels of detective work, using a →
Intel buys Recon, makers of the ‘Google Glass for fitness’
Recon Instruments is famous for two things: building the technology behind Oakley’s Airwave and the Recon →
Misfit adds web interface and connected home extras to Misfit Flash
The Flash and Shine are among our favourite fitness wearables because they are affordable, stylish and →