Wearable Technology

What's the difference between the virtual reality offered by the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, and Windows Mixed Reality (WMR) headsets?

Today, I examine the Motorola Moto 360 WearOS smart watch. If you're a fan of wearable tech, you're going to want to check this out! Click through to read.

Whether you put on a smart ring, smartwatch or activity tracker, you’re ultimately trying to collect the same type of data.

You have the latest VR headset, but where do you find the VR content to make it come to life? Here’s where you can find virtual reality games and apps.

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 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.

Continuing my exploration of the immersive world of virtual reality, I had the opportunity to test the HP WMR headset and controllers.

The OnePlus Watch 2R is about value and familiarity, mainly because it approaches both with an ample focus on convenience.

The boundary between augmented and virtual reality has blurred, with new headsets and smart glasses announced at CES 2024.

The Garmin Forerunner 245 Music is a GPS fitness watch that stores 500 songs and gives you many advanced fitness and performance metrics.