Wearable Technology

Citizen's CZ Smart YouQ smartwatch, on display at CES 2023, was designed in partnership with IBM using Watson machine learning technology.

  Though there are many activity and step counters available on the market, the Polar Loop is one of the few to be compatible with a heart rate monitor. I had the opportunity to test the Polar Loop with the Polar H7 Heart Rate Sensor and here’s what I thought:

Winter is here to stay, at least for awhile. If you've lost motivation to workout, here are 5 reasons you'll want to choose fitness equipment right now.

TCL announced new TVs, smartphones, appliances, and brand new AR glasses that are multi-focal displays with features like auto-translate.

Along with its latest TVs, TCL is also launching new mobile devices with the Note A1, NXTPAPER smartphones, and new smart glasses.

If you’re looking for a slimmer version of the Samsung Galaxy Watch, then you may want to wear the Galaxy Watch Active on your wrist.

Smart rings aren’t just a novelty anymore now they’ve proven they can be legitimate health wearables but that doesn’t make them a one-size-fits-all proposition.

iFIT can be used with compatible NordicTrack and ProForm fitness machines, and the iFIT 2.0 update adds AI and other exciting new features.

Buying a fitness device is the easy part…sticking to your fitness goals is the hard part! Stay on track by linking your Polar Loop with the Polar Flow mobile app for Apple and Android. This allows you to break down your activity, analyze your results and track your progress throughout the day!  

The biggest fitness trends of the year are here, and while there may be some you've never heard of, fitness wearables are still at the top of the list.