Wearable Technology

For a limited time, buy an al-in-one Oculus Quest VR headset and get the complete Vader Immortal: A Star Wars VR Series for free.

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.

It took me ten seconds to open my Misfit Shine 2, ten minutes to set it up and fully customize it, and ten hours to fall completely, utterly in love with it.  

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.

Looking for a smartwatch that caters to golfers? Samsung's Golf Edition of the Galaxy Watch Active 2 has lots of features, but is it worth it?

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

You don’t have to look too far to see one brand or another showcasing a pair of smart glasses at CES this year.

Wearable technology is one of the trendiest fitness products on the market, but they tend to be marketed to people that do traditional cardio activities, like running. What about people who stay healthy in other ways? Yoga is a fantastic way to increase strength and flexibility and decrease anxiety but is there any wearable tech that can help you track your yoga activity and help your practice?