Wearable Technology

We’ve all seen gesture control in those futuristic sci-fi TV shows or looks ahead to the future. While things like Microsoft’s Xbox Kinect have given us a taste in video gaming, there hasn’t been much in the way for your computer, phone or work life. That changes today. Canadian Thalmic Labs bring the Myo Gesture Control Armband which gives us a glimpse of the future ahead of us today.

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.

The Apollo is a non-responsive wearable device that focuses on helping you optimize your sleep, heart rate variability, and stress.

VR Fitness is a new way to work out at home. If you're looking to game and get fit, VR Fitness will do both at the same time.

Smartwatches are a great way to track your daily fitness and health. Today I'm taking a look at the Garmin Venu SQ2.

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

The Garmin Forerunner 265 GPS watch is tailored to your lifestyle and allows sports enthusiasts to stay safe and healthy.

The new Connected Health bundle from Withings supports your health journey with accurate measurements and personalized data all in one place.

   Smartwatches are great for reading bit sized notifications an even text messages without needing to whip out one’s smartphone, tap the messaging app and scroll to the latest messages. Here are some smartwatches that do a great job of letting you read your text messages and even respond to them.

Enter this contest for a chance to win the new reality of gaming and home entertainment offered by the amazing Oculus Quest 2.