Health & Fitness Guides

Wearables are stuffed with all kinds of health sensors, but the pulse oximeter is showing up in the newest smartwatches and fitness trackers.

It's no secret that unwanted stress can take a serious toll on your body. Take a moment to relax and refresh with the best meditation apps currently available.

The Food and Drug Administration recently changed its standards around accuracy for coronavirus antibody tests. Previously, there wasn't a lot of guideance.

Here's a quick overview of the how remdesivir works and why it might be effective against the novel coronavirus known as COVID-19

Runners have been participating in virtual races to exercise and compete during the coronavirus lockdown. Here's how you can stay fit while still staying safe.

There's a slew of new features in the Fitbit Charge 4 that people have been asking for, as well as the usual features that you have come to know and love. 

Technology can be a powerful tool for change, and in the right hands it can boost human health, help us cope with pain, and find new ways to treat old ailments. We've gathered some of the best health gadgets we've seen so far at CES 2020 in this roundup that deal with such conditions as dyslexia and sleep apnea.

If you’ve decided that this is the year for you to start eating healthy, you’re in luck. There are so many products and gadgets to help you on your healthy eating journey. If you’re not sure where to start, we’ve compiled a list of five items from Walmart that will surely set you off on the right foot.

There's more to your GoPro camera than just mounting it to your skateboard or bicycle on your commute. Whether it's finding the best accessories to make the most of your gear, or simply understanding the settings more thoroughly, learn to shoot video like a pro with these simple GoPro tips and tricks.

The Patriots and the Rams will take the field for Super Bowl LIII, but before they do make sure you're prepared with the best Super Bowl apps on your phone. From apps to help get you your food and drinks, to apps that help you stay up to date with everything happening, here are the best Super Bowl apps.

Looking for a cool gift for the tech-savvy person in your life? With the price of tech always in flux, everyone is on the lookout for quality on the cheap. Just because you're trying to keep costs down, however, doesn't mean you have to settle for something janky. Here's the best tech under $50.

A lot of fitness buffs are curious about Sweatcoin but many people don't fully understand how to use the app. In fact, a lot of folks don't even know what it is at all. So what is Sweatcoin? Here, we've explained all about the exercise-based cryptocurrency and how to use it.

There are plenty of smart options for gear to help improve your tennis game. Now, there is smart tennis gear that tracks the consistency and power of your swings, and even lets you have Elvis or Robert De Niro as your announcer.

Whether you’ve run marathons for years or just bought your first pair of running shoes, it helps to be able to be able to know how far you’ve run and to plan how many miles you want to clock in a day. Here's how to create a route in MapMyRun.

Apple had plenty on display during its recent press event at Apple Park. If you missed it, our Apple event roundup has all the details.

Exercise is better with music, but making playlists is a pain. There music apps designed to make you run farther, faster, and feel better.

These passive tags attach to the handle of your golf clubs and connect to Golf Pad GPS, the best golf scoring app available.

Soon it'll be scalding hot; escape the heat at the beach. Get ready with tech like a solar Bluetooth sound system and the coolest cooler.

The difficulty in getting limited edition sneakers has been alleviated thanks to the internet and DigitalTrends shows you how.

Here's five key facts about technology at the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, Russia.

Sacramento Kings power forward Jason Thompson used to be a Blackberry man, but the iPhone’s vast collection of apps has won his affection. Here’s which apps he’s using when he’s off the court.

When he’s not playing point guard for the Memphis Grizzlies, Mike Conley is probably on his iPhone looking for a bite to eat in a new city, deciding which movie to see, or sharing his life with the world via social media. Check out some of the apps he uses to get it all done.