Two years ago, Microsoft sold its last remaining inventory of the Microsoft Band 2, and confirmed that →
Microsoft discontinued its fitness tracking wearable, the Microsoft Band, in late 2016. Users were able to →
Rumors and lighter stories from the week gone by This week has been massively focused on →
And all the other smaller stories from the week Another week down, another seven days of →
Welcome to another And finally, where we mop up all the rumours, murmurs and smaller stories →
The week in wearable tech has been dominated by the Apple Watch Series 2 going on →
Second gen Fit tipped to have more features than older gen devices The Gear Fit2 leaks →
The Microsoft Band 2 is something of a triumph for the Redmond-based software giant, and the →
The Microsoft Band 2 hit the market in late 2015 and looked much better to the →
While it might be a fairly low-key option in the sea of wearables right now,Microsoft continues →
You really can’t accuse Microsoft of phoning it in when it built the original Band. Between →
Fitness wearables maker Polar has announced the A360, its first wrist-worn device that features optical heart-rate →
Microsoft has unveiled a new fitness tracker / smartwatch called the Band 2. You can pre-order →
The Microsoft Band is a well-priced and flexible, souped-up activity tracker that offers some smartwatch capabilities. →
While Samsung went a month early to avoid the IFA and Apple rush of September, it →
Since it doesn’t have a smartwatch of its own (no, the Microsoft Band doesn’t count), it →
Microsoft is continuing to add new functionality to its Band wearable and push what the device →