Wearable Technology

The ASUS ZenWatch 2 is a smartwatch that doesn't push the envelope against competitors; it keeps things simple which for some people is just what they want.

Before you can enjoy virtual reality, you need to get your PC ready and decide on a VR platform. Here's a 'How-To' based on my own recent experience.

New Year's Resolutions are mostly about self-improvement, getting fitter, training harder and being more selective about what we eat and consume. This makes fitness trackers ideal tools to keep up focused and help us achieve our goals.

There are plenty of smartwatches with features for runners, but if you are just getting started, look for running watches for beginners.

Find which finger is best for wearing a smart ring with tips on comfort, functionality, and style for the perfect fit.

Injuries and muscle soreness are a fact of life. The Hyperice Venom Go is a heat and vibration wearable that aids in recovery.

Pebble 2 Smartwatch serves as a health tracker packaged as a fashionable accessory.

Fitbit returns with a new iteration in the Charge 3 fitness and activity tracker, hoping to improve on performance, battery life and durability.

The Acer Windows Mixed Reality Headset with controllers is a compelling option for exploring Microsoft's new virtual reality platform.

If there’s one thing that I love about the summer, it’s the water. Pools, beaches, lakes, you name it; give me a big body of water and I will try my darnedest to (1) never get in it, and (2) spend all my time right next to it. Depending on how mischievous my friends are feeling, though, objective #1 isn’t always so easy to achieve–which is why it’s so important for all of my wearables to be safely waterproof or water resistant!