Wearable Technology

An activity tracker or health tracker is a great starter to see how active you are, and help you improve your health.

The Google Pixel Watch 2 almost looks like a clone of its predecessor, but it turns out to be a better sequel.

Looking for a new activity monitor, smartwatch, or immersive experience? Here five are pieces of the best wearable technology that get great reviews online.

The Oura Ring 4 vs Oura Ring Gen 3 is an interesting debate, but you'll see that the design of the Oura Ring 4 is vastly improved.

Back to school is right around the corner, so if you are one of the many students heading back to campus this year, I can imagine you are busy loading up on supplies like notepads, textbooks, pens, highlighters, and perhaps even a new laptop or tablet. While these are all essential for a productive school year, another item you may want to consider adding to your shopping list is a smartwatch. Not only are they stylish and trendy, but they will help you stay organized and on top of your studies.

The Suunto 5 is a multi-sport fitness watch that tracks over 80 exercises and has an adaptive training plan to push you to more every week.

Strength training is an important element in any fitness program. Here is the essential equipment for strength training at home.

Apps are amazing on so many different levels. They keep you organized when you’re frantically sprinting through your day, they entertain you when you need some downtime, and they will even be your personal trainer when you want to get healthy or lose weight.   Personal fitness apps are where Garmin comes in, and although you may have only heard of Garmin for their GPS products, they’ve recently hit the sports market with a variety of fitness bands that track your exercise data via the Garmin Connect Mobile app.

The Pebble watch pairs with your smartphone to run apps right from your wrist. See that important email or text or who is is calling without having to pull your phone out.