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Right now, Android Wear 2.0 is bubbling over with potential. We’re just waiting to see which companies attempt to take full advantage by releasing top-of-the-line wearables that run on the OS. ZTE Quartz: Design One of the companies dipping i...
For researchers of epilepsy and the people who suffer from it, Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP) remains somewhat of a mystery. In many ways, this phenomenon resembles a silent killer disease. While SUDEP is a category, not a disease, its ...
Calorie trackers on phones have one major flaw. Specifically, it’s difficult to pull your phone out of your pocket and log your calories while you’re holding a Philly cheesesteak. But there’s a solution: it’s much more conveni...
Before he became the CTO and co-creator of Motiv, Curt von Badinski worked such long hours behind a computer that he used a neighboring cot to squeeze in brief stints of sleep. It was the life he chose as an entrepreneur, but that same enterprising m...
For your Fitbit, “active minutes” refers to any physical activity that is more vigorous than taking a relaxed walk. If it’s physical activity that causes your heart rate to spike, then it qualifies. For example, if you go for a jog,...
While most of us grew up hearing the 8x8 rule, hydration isn’t as simple as drinking eight glasses of water per day. Factors like exercise habits, physiological health, and living environment all impact your hydration level, so it’s hard...
To all the hoodie lovers, blanket hoarders, and thermostat commanders out there, the wearable sleeping bag might be for you. Constant coldness affects people everywhere, but there are things you can do to combat the chills when you’re indoors....
Blogging transformed the way people shared content. But today, the online media landscape favors content creators who directly stream their thoughts and lives. “Vlogging,” or video blogging, is now the biggest medium of sharing entertainm...
The newest wave of high-tech fitness trackers has made cyclists feel a little neglected. While every month there’s a new app or watch to help runners and swimmers track their progress and get more info about their workouts, the number of watche...
Golfers have long used wearable technology in order to improve their game. In fact, people who love to hit the links on Sundays are some of the most enthusiastic early adopters of the modern wave of wearable technology. That means there are plenty o...
Perhaps the biggest lie in the history of fashion is “one size fits all.” While it might be possible for jewlery or clothingto fit most people, theywon’t necessary fit most people comfortably. When you buy your Fitbit fitness track...
If you live in the city, you know the sound of this story too well: you’ve had a long day, and you’ve got a bigger one tomorrow. Sleep is critical. You’re about to drift off — but from outside, you hear the scathing battle cry...
How accurate is the Apple heart rate monitor? In truth, measuring your heart rate is actually pretty easy. To calculate your heart rate, all you you need is a finger, a pulse, and the ability to count. Even devices used to measure your heart rate hav...
Amazon, in its bid to take over every aspect of consumers’ lives, launched the highly successful Alexa personal assistant in 2014. But Alexa has always had one major drawback to other digital personal assistants like Apple’s Siri and Goog...
The Huawei Watch 2 was hyped to the heavens during the run-up to its release at Mobile World Congress. But when people finally got a chance to take a look at the Android Wear 2.0 device, reviews were mixed. Depending on whose opinion you trust, the ...
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