Wearable Technology

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.

Deb Deb here, blogging about the TomTom—the TomTom Golfer GPS Watch, that is! Also, super sorry I just called myself Deb Deb. I will NEVER do that again.

Fitbit makes it easy for anyone to get more in tune with their bodies, become naturally a more active person, and gradually live a healthier lifestyle.

Today we enter a virtual world of fun and adventure with the all new Oculus Go 64GB VR Headset, where games, videos, and other interactive expeirnces await.

Hi. I’m Debra DiGiovanni, comedian and self-proclaimed anxiety ridden technophobe! Or, I was until recently. You see, the gang at Best Buy came to me and asked if I wanted to be the person who introduces Canada to some new wearable technology. Since I’m not a crazy person, I said, “YES PLEASE!” and then I got to meet the MUSE. Read about this fun new way to get your mind to quiet down.

Getting in shape starts at the wrist. Use a personal coach on smartwatches and fitness trackers to stay on track with your fitness goals.

Fitbit continues its penchant for making very good wearables with the Charge 5 activity tracker fitness band, which finally shows some colour.

Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses offer up a ton of features in a comfortable presentation, but how do video and photo quality stack up?

While having a watchful eye on the kids while they’re swimming is an absolute must, the neat iSwimband can offer another layer of precaution. We took one out for a spin.

Samsung has released its Gear S app on the iOS App Store to enable users with the Gear S2 and Gear S3 (Frontier and Classic) smartwatches, plus the Gear Fit app for the Fit2 band, to work with the iPhone and iPad. Both are available to download now, if you want to get started.