Wearable Technology

Enjoy amazing VR anywhere without the need for additional hardware or sensor equipment with the all-in-one wireless Oculus Quest 2 Virtual Reality Headset.

What is the difference between Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality, and what sort of enjoyment can you get from both? Read on to find out.

Fitness trackers come in all shapes and sizes, but for the most part they all feel very familiar: weird connected to charge them, big bulky shapes for heart rate monitoring, and a sporty, plastic look. There’s one brand that’s gone in a different direction, however: Misfit. Focusing on attractive, fashionable hardware with smart fitness and sleep tracking, Misfit has brought a number of products to market. The latest, the Misfit Ray, wound up on my doorstep a few weeks ago. I took it for a test run (and lift, and nap). Here’s what I found out about the Misfit Ray Fitness and Sleep tracker.

Unpack trackers like heart rate, ECG, SpO2, and sleep, then compare Apple, Samsung, Garmin, Fitbit, and Google to find your ideal smartwatch.

With a slimmer profile, improved sound and new colours, Samsung gives truly wireless earbuds another shot with the Galaxy Buds.

This stylish wearable with the retro analog look is a smartwatch in disguise that supports notifications and lets you issue voice commands to Siri or Google Now. You can also place and answer voice calls on a Martian, making it an excellent choice for those who want to keep their smartphone discretely out of sight. Look for Martian smartwatches to invade Best Buy any day now.

Explore the latest running tech in fitness trackers and headphones to energize your runs and stay motivated.

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

The Galaxy Watch5 Pro and Galaxy Watch5 don’t radically change what Samsung wants to do with its smartwatches, yet are still great options.