Wearable Technology

A big round of applause goes to the Best Buy team for pulling off another successful Life and Tech event in Dundas Square, Toronto....

Only six months after releasing the Galaxy Watch, Samsung is back for an encore with the Galaxy Watch Active2, addressing what was missing.

The term “cord-cutting” usually refers to cutting off a cable TV subscription, but the movement toward making headphones and earbuds wireless is already afoot, and Jabra is aiming to lead the way with the Sport Elite. Entirely cord-free, these wireless Bluetooth earbuds are designed to ensure tangled cables are never a problem, while throwing in certain fitness features to keep you moving.

Jedi Challenges are a unique piece of Star Wars allowing you to take on lightsaber battles, play holochess and control armies. Ready to join the rebellion?

The Ultrahuman Ring Air is a fantastic smart ring that doesn't require a subscription but provides tons of useful health and wellness data.

The Galaxy Watch4 Classic is a change in direction for Samsung smartwatches, and may be a good one if you’re an Android user seeking something different.

We will all be a lot more busy when schools reopen; winning a versatile Huawei smart watch with long battery life will make things a lot easier.

If you enjoy virtual reality, then you're going to love today's announcement about the Oculus Quest All-in-one VR Gaming System. Read on for full details.

The Amazfit smart watch is a stylish, easy to use smart watch that offers you on-wrist GPS fitness tracking, heart rate monitoring, and smart notifications.

Besides looking like a million bucks on your wrist, the Fitbit Alta is one of the easiest-to-use fitness trackers I’ve ever tried. If you’re in the market for a new fitness tracker, here’s why you should take a look the Fitbit Alta.