Apple Watch app previews hint that contextual awareness will be its killer app
The Apple Watch isn't here yet, but early previews of apps for the device show us how Apple's first wearable will work.
Lumoid’s try before you buy wearable program helps you choose the right fitness band
It's hard to know which fitness tracker to buy, but now Lumoid lets you rent five of them to see which one you like best.
Razer wants to bring gamers together, and it’s using a $20 fitness band to do it
Razer has launched the Nabu X, a fitness band it's using to bring the gaming community together with tech similar to Nintendo's StreetPass system.
10 gadgets to make your old tech smarter
If you want the latest smart features and connected systems you don't necessarily have to buy a load of new devices. These 10 gadgets can make your old tech smarter.
Hands on: AmpStrip is a fitness tracker you stick on like a Band Aid
AmpStrip may look like a band aid, but it has a heart rate monitor and activity sensors built in, as well as a rechargeable battery.
The Thync is the tech world’s answer to a strong coffee or a sleeping pill
The Thync is a wearable which promises to put an end to dependancy on a strong coffee to get through the day, or a sleeping pill to relax at night. It delivers the same effects, on demand, in 15 minutes.
HTC and Under Armour team up to tackle connected fitness
HTC and Under Armour announced today at CES 2015 that the to giants in their own industries would be teaming up to tackle connected fitness products.
Bragi’s Dash headphones are miniature supercomputers you stick in your ears
With a spec sheet longer than most smartwatches and a footprint no bigger than your thumbnail, Bragi's Dash headphones are living proof that big things come in small packages.
With the sleek Activite Pop, Withings keeps its high style, cut its high price
Withings launched the Activité Pop wristwatch at CES 2015. It combines an analog wristwatch with a fitness tracker in a more affordable package.
Hexoskin’s Junior smart shirt helps you keep tabs on your future Olympian
Hexoskin has a new line of fitness-tracking shirts for kids called the Hexoskin Junior collection.
Epson’s new ‘active’ series of wearables will help you perfect that golf swing
Epson's new wearables for your wrist, eyes, and golf club help you improve your lap times, augment your viewing experience, and perfect that golf swing
Sony aims to harness the power of your eyes with a slew of new smartglasses
Sony updated its SmartEyeglass developer kit, while adding a modular lens called Attach, and the sports-focused Smart B-Trainer.
Misfit goes high-fashion with the Swarovski Shine fitness tracker
Misfit jumped straight into the fashion world at CES 2015 with the brand-new Swarovski Shine fitness tracker.
Volvo wants to make a bike helmet to keep you from getting hit by Volvos
A collaboration between Volvo, POC, and Ericsson will produce wearable cycling technology that hopes to end collisions between cyclists and cars.
Goodbye fitness bands: Soon, motion sensors will be woven right into our clothes
XelfleX could be the technology to make smart clothing attractive, useful, and cheap.
Stretch your muscles, not your budget with the new FitStar Yoga app
FitStar now has a standalone yoga app that offers fully customizable workouts that won't stretch your budget.
Lumo’s LED-studded cycling gear boosts safety without losing subtlety
Thanks to up-and-coming London-based startup Lumo, you'll no longer have to sacrifice fashion for the sake of safety (or vise-versa) on your ride to work
Runtastic’s new app is all about that bass
Rutnastic already has a wide variety of fitness apps that target specific parts of the body, but now they've moved to the backside with Butt Trainer.
Katy Perry chosen as Super Bowl halftime show after vowing not to ‘pay to play’
Katy Perry has been selected as the halftime performer for Super Bowl XLIX, after publicly denouncing the idea of paying the NFL to get the gig.