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Hyperice Venom Go wearable review
Injuries and muscle soreness are a fact of life. The Hyperice Venom Go is a heat and vibration wearable that aids in recovery.
Manage your health with smart scales and blood pressure monitors
Heart health is important, and tech can help you manage it from home, including smart scales and blood pressure monitors that work beautifully hand-in-hand
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.
How a smartwatch can help you simplify your life
A smartwatch is designed to make it easier to keep track of your digital life, both as an extension of your smartphone and a complement to your activity.
Work out anytime, anywhere with Canadian brand Yu-mn
Staying on top of your fitness routine can be challenging. Canadian business, Yu-mn, aims to keep you on track in the new year.
Plogging is an eco-friendly fitness craze you need to try
Plogging is a new eco-friendly fitness craze you'll soon be hearing more about. It combines running with picking up plastic trash, and it's great for you and the environment.
Fitness tips with Lindsey: running in Winter
On the last week of fitness tips I’m talking running. The benefits you get from running can change your life in many ways. Since it’s also winter right now, I’m talking how to stay safe, and all the things you should think about when you’re running in the cold.
Smart rings vs. smartwatches: which is right for you?
Explore the key differences between smart rings and smartwatches. This guide covers everything you need to know to decide which is right for you.
Exercise bike buying guide
An exercise bike can be a powerful tool to help reach your fitness goals at home. This buying guide helps you decide which exercise bike is right for you.
What the Heck is Wearable Tech? Part 1: Muse, the brain...
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.