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Review: Easy to use fitness and sleep tracking with the Misfit...
Using fitness trackers means I can gauge my progress, keep track of how far I’ve run, and always know how many calories I’ve burnt. Although there are a lot of great fitness trackers on the market now, I don’t always have the time to set up a new system or learn a new app. What I need in a fitness tracker are features like ‘simple’, ‘precise’, and ‘easy to use’, and that’s why I’m seriously impressed with the new Misfit Flash. It ticks all the boxes and, thanks to the app, even gives you info on your sleep patterns.
Best Buy Edmonton Experience Store visit and review
What makes a Best Buy Experience Store different from a regular electronics store? Find out in this post, and check out a first-person video tour while you're at it!
Achieve your fitness goals with the Polar Loop and the Polar...
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:
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Enter this contest for a chance to win the new reality of gaming and home entertainment offered by the amazing Oculus Quest 2.
Fitbit Ionic review
Is the new Fitbit Ionic a true smartwatch, or an upscale fitness band? The mix at work here is supposed to keep you busy doing more than just a workout.
What a wearable exoskeleton means for everyday mobility
If you can get an extra lift from an exoskeleton, would you consider wearing one to help restore some physical movement?
Apple intros new 15-inch MacBook Air, Vision Pro headset
Apple made a number of announcements covering new products at its annual WWDC event, including laptops, desktops and a new headset.
Review: Samsung Gear VR
Virtual reality is a real thing now. Yes, it has existed for some time, but the concept of immersing yourself in it in a portable way at home and on the go is one major difference. As is the quality of content. Samsung’s Gear VR is a headset with the imprint of Oculus, arguably the most popular company in the VR space today. It’s not the Oculus Rift, of course, but the Gear VR can open up some new worlds with the right smartphone inside.
Is the Apple Watch Series 11 worth the upgrade?
From the new Sleep Score to improved battery life, Apple Watch Series 11 is a worthwhile upgrade for many with its improved hardware and watchOS 26.
What can wearables do for me: I do yoga
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?