Wearable Technology

If there’s one thing that I love about the summer, it’s the water. Pools, beaches, lakes, you name it; give me a big body of water and I will try my darnedest to (1) never get in it, and (2) spend all my time right next to it. Depending on how mischievous my friends are feeling, though, objective #1 isn’t always so easy to achieve–which is why it’s so important for all of my wearables to be safely waterproof or water resistant!  

I offer key tips for maintaining your VR headset in this how-to guide, here are ways to keep your virtual reality hardware in top condition.

Strap a Samsung Galaxy Watch4 or Watch5 on your wrist, as they're among the only smartwatches that can measure both ECG and blood pressure.

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.

Citizen's CZ Smart YouQ smartwatch, on display at CES 2023, was designed in partnership with IBM using Watson machine learning technology.

Learn how to set up your Meta Quest 3 headset with this step-by-step guide and get the most out of your VR experience.

Pebble’s latest entry is aimed squarely at those who want full smartwatch functionality, but don’t like the idea of a big, bulky wearable strapped to their wrist. I spent several weeks with the Pebble Time Round and it not only lives up to the billing of being the sleekest smartwatch out there, with Pebble’s continually expanding app store and accessories' it’s a very capable one as well.

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.

You can expect plenty of familiarity with the Samsung Galaxy Watch7 smartwatch, owing mainly to how it tracks health and fitness metrics.

The Garmin Approach S10 is very much for those looking for a good starting point in picking up the game of golf, or looking to improve further.