Wearable Technology

If you overindulged a bit with the food and drink over Christmas and New Year, join the club! But, to help you keep your healthy resolutions for 2017, I’m going to show you how much exercise it takes to burn off those holiday calories, and how to get started.

Ski season is around six weeks away, and that means it's time to tone up those muscles and get ready for that first day on the slopes.

Samsung brings back its signature smartwatch for another go round with the Galaxy Watch3, and the familiarity delivers as expected.

The Ultrahuman Ring Air is a fantastic smart ring that doesn't require a subscription but provides tons of useful health and wellness data.

Keep track of your health or make an impression with a Citizen watch at your wrist! In this contest, Best Buy is giving away two of them, so enter it now!

Do you know anyone who’s a Google Glass Explorer? If you haven’t actually met someone wearing Google’s high tech, augmented reality glasses, chances are you’ve heard or read about the experience from one of the thousands of Google Explorers currently beta testing the cutting edge of wearable technology. With its latest expansion of that Explorer program —offering Google Glass in a one-day sale— and the partnership of eyeglass frame maker Luxottica, Google’s cutting edge AR glasses continue to move closer to an inevitable retail launch. Until that time arrives, here’s what you need to know about Google Glass.

Not all spin bikes are created equal. The Bowflex 22 VeloCore offers lean mode and Netflix streaming to separate itself from the competition.

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

Jumping rope is an efficient ways to burn calories and stay fit. A jump rope with a built-in fitness tracker may just be the fitness tech you're looking for.

Are you a light sleeper? Are you perhaps a light sleeper but you just don’t realize it? I’ve been battling sleep problems off and on for the past year. Despite going to sleep earlier and spending longer in bed, I would wake up feeling as though I hadn’t slept at all. Read on to find out how a wearable fixed my sleep issues and what it can help do for you.