Wearable Technology

If you're looking for a fantastic women's smartwatch, we have you covered with tips and tricks on why you need one, and finding the best fit.

Explore the latest running tech in fitness trackers and headphones to energize your runs and stay motivated.

I have been using a Misfit Shine for the past three months. It uses a three-axis accelerometer to measure motion, and keep track of your daily physical activity. But key to the Shine is its mobile app. Shine only works with its own app for now, though the company is looking to open up its API. But that’s OK, because there’s a ton of coolness packed into the Shine app.

From fitness trackers and smartwatches to eye masks, tracking rings, and more, here's what's new in wearables at CES 2022

2016 has been the year for virtual reality. Though it’s been around for a while, only now has it seemed to have found its groove. The headsets are better than ever. The much-buzzed-about VR set, Oculus Rift, finally launched in October, creating a rift between actual and virtual reality. VR isn’t only for gaming or simulating being on a rollercoaster anymore. Here are some other incredible ways it can be used.

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.

Bluetooth audio glasses and sunglasses are not only getting slimmer, they're also playing better, and that could be music to your ears when you put them on.

VR fans rejoice! HTC has announced a new PC-powered virtual reality device (headset) called the Vive Cosmos at this year's CES show in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Keep track of your health or make an impression with a Citizen watch at your wrist! In this contest, Best Buy is giving away two of them, so enter it now!

The Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses will have new AI-driven tools enabling them to do what you tell them through voice commands.