health
The wearable tech contenders chasing China’s health and fitness boom
Will Apple and Fitbit make a mark or leave Xiaomi and Huami to clean up? If →
Philips Health Watch Review : $249 for This?
Philips bills its wearable as a Health Watch, not a fitness tracker. However, this wrist-bound device →
Samsung Gear S3 Frontier vs S3 Classic: What’s the difference?
It was hardly a secret that Samsung was going to unveil the Gear S3 smartwatch at →
Tizen v Android Wear : Which smartwatch OS is right for you?
It’s fair to say no-one has answered the smartwatch question yet. But in Google’s Android Wear →
SteelSeries Rival 700 Mouse Review
When the average user goes to buy a mouse, they usually don’t care much about it, →
Samsung S Health : The ultimate guide
Samsung S Health hasn’t always played nice with other wearables – in fact it’s only last →
Pebble Surprises with Core Fitness Wearable
Pebble is getting serious about helping you keep tabs on your health. The smartwatch maker just →
Best sports watches 2016 : The best GPS watches to buy today
While wearables and smartphones are offering more ways to track health than ever, there’s still a →
Google Fit vs. Apple Health – They just want you for your body : Apple and Google are going head-to-head again
This is just what the tech world needed: another Apple versus Google battle. Not only do →
Under Armour Band review : A fitness tracker where the software is the star of the show
So, was Under Armour and HTC’s first fitness tracker worth the wait? Sadly not. On its →
Hi-Tec Trek Plus review : A solid sub-£100 fitness tracker that lacks a really killer feature
The Hi-Tec Plus falls into the good all-rounder category of fitness trackers but doesn’t really do →
Fossil Q Dreamer review
If you wouldn’t be caught dead wearing a black plastic band, this is the tracker for →
Samsung launches Bio-Processor for health-centric wearables
There has been a lot of focus of late on smartphones and wearables with capabilities to →
Fitbit Charge HR – UPDATED review
A decent fitness tracker, the Fitbit is a good indicator of overall health, but don’t confuse →
Microsoft Band updated with music controls, activity reminders
While it might be a fairly low-key option in the sea of wearables right now,Microsoft continues →
MyZone tracks fitness effort to make health inspiring again
Professional athletes and lay people have used heart rate zone training for years. It works. That’s →
Microsoft Band 2 review: Still flawed, but a step in the right direction
You really can’t accuse Microsoft of phoning it in when it built the original Band. Between →
Garmin unveils new Vivosmart fitness wearable, Index Smart Scale
Only a week after announcing a trio of smartwatches with heart rate monitoring capabilities, Garmin is →
Razer Nabu X smartband review
GOOD STUFF Very long battery life Comfortable fit Fairly accurate step tracking BAD STUFF Boring design →
Getac V110 Review
The Pros Rugged; Hot-swappable batteries; Light for its size; Bright display The Cons Poor webcam; No →
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 →
Google gets an overhaul and a new CEO: Sundar Pichai
Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin have started a new “collection of companies” called Alphabet →
BatteryBox Review – MacBook power with MagSafe workaround
If obsessively glancing at the power meter in your MacBook’s status bar is giving you eye-strain →
Two indie pretenders to the ‘XCOM’ crown
2012’s XCOM: Enemy Unknown was a revelation. I’d never played the ’90s original or its successors, →
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 →
Research study tests if smartphones can diagnose depression
Clinical depression is the kind of ailment that can sneak up on you, ruin your attitude, →
Apple Readies “TVKit” for the Apple Watch
Apple is readying software to allow its Apple Watch to work as a primary input device for →
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 →
Withings’ fitness watches automatically track your swimming
Most activity trackers and smartwatches won’t monitor your swimming, and those that do usually require that →