Wearable Technology

All you need to do is look at the Garmin Venu 2 Plus to recognize this isn’t like its other smartwatches, and that’s not a bad thing.

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.

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.

Fitbit continues its penchant for making very good wearables with the Charge 5 activity tracker fitness band, which finally shows some colour.

Apple made a number of announcements covering new products at its annual WWDC event, including laptops, desktops and a new headset.

On August 25th, you'll have the chance to experience some of the wildest immersive experiences at the Life & Tech Expo in Toronto when you see some of the Virtual Reality devices on display. Whether you side more toward 3D, 360 degree panoramic views or even Augmented Reality, you're in for a treat from the likes of Homido, Noon and Merge. VR is no longer a pipe dream of the past and it's more affordable than ever.

Maybe you’ve seen people commuting in the bike lane on them, or you’ve watched someone effortlessly cruise up a crazy hill and you wondered exactly what they were riding – for most people, one chance encounter of watching someone cruise on an e-bike is enough to get them to put it on their ‘to-do’ list, and one ride is all it takes to hook you forever.

With over 2000 new watch styles available at Best Buy from the hottest brands, there's never been a better time to accessorize your wrist!

A new year is a time to make a commitment to new fitness goals. Here's how you can accomplish your goals throughout the whole year.

Wearable technology is a broad category unto itself, and smart glasses are one within that umbrella starting to make waves.