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Smartwatch maintenance and care tips
Get the most out of your smartwatch by following these smartwatch care and maintenance tips to keep them running and looking their best.
Tile and TrackR Lost Item Tracker Review
Loose your keys and small items often? Tile and TrackR have a solution to this problem with Bluetooth wireless lost item trackers that utilize just a smartphone to find items within proximity.
Meta Quest VR headset: Frequently asked questions
Dive into the most common questions about the Meta Quest VR headset and learn more about the launch of Meta Quest 3.
Fitbit Ace 3 Overview
Fitbit Ace 3 is a kid's activity tracker that tracks all-day activity. It motivates your child to move, tracks sleep, and has up to 8 days of battery life.
Samsung Galaxy Watch review
Samsung’s Galaxy Watch is a smartwatch built with some rigidity and a host of features catering to both active and lifestyle users.
Announcing the Oculus Quest All-in-one VR Gaming System
If you enjoy virtual reality, then you're going to love today's announcement about the Oculus Quest All-in-one VR Gaming System. Read on for full details.
Oura Ring 4 vs Oura Ring Gen 3: What’s the difference...
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.
Review: The Microsoft Band 2 is a cut above the rest
2016 is going to be the most exciting year for the wearable yet. We’ve already seen brands like Fitbit improving their brand by putting all of their new features forward. We’re going to have wearables that help us de-stress by encouraging better breathing and then there’s Microsoft Band 2. The Microsoft Band 2 looks to go above and beyond its competition by offering features that nobody else does. In addition to the usual run of notifications and trackers, Band 2 is the first wearable that flexes to offer help with your sleep, on the golf course and in the gym in the same package. Find out more about my experiences with Band by reading onward.
What the heck is wearable tech? Part 3: Train your pet...
Hey, it’s Debra again. You don’t want to be THAT neighbour, whose dog has a full-on bark-appaloosa concert every time the wind blows.The wonderful scientists, and general smarty-pants, over at Motorola have now created the MOTOPET 200. It’s a new, gentler system to train dogs using “static correction” using vibrations rather than a shock collar. MOTOPET 200 is lightweight and waterproof and looks cute on almost every dog. Who knows, maybe you can even teach him to Moto-roll-over!
Jabra Sport Elite wireless earbuds review
The term “cord-cutting” usually refers to cutting off a cable TV subscription, but the movement toward making headphones and earbuds wireless is already afoot, and Jabra is aiming to lead the way with the Sport Elite. Entirely cord-free, these wireless Bluetooth earbuds are designed to ensure tangled cables are never a problem, while throwing in certain fitness features to keep you moving.