Fitness

The former is a $150 smart band while the latter is a more powerful smart watch that can work even without a connected smartphone.

The watch got a steel link-strap, the API will allow developers to tune into Sony's platform, while runners got a brand new thing to try out.

The Vibe Band VB10 is a rather standard activity tracker that can also display notifications from a connected smartphone and apps like Twitter and Facebook.

Like the regular Shine, the Swarovski version also measures steps, calories burned, distance and sleep quality, while syncing the data with a mobile app.

The company has recently began partnering with gyms and had launched a $99 monthly subscription plan, which has led to a huge jump in revenue.

The more affordable version of the Activite watch comes with a PVD-coated watchcase along with the smooth silicone strap; it keeps the two dials, though.

Using hypoallergenicdical-grade adhesives, the device sticks to the user's torso to track heart rate, activity, respiration, body skin temperature and posture.

The device comes with a detachable tracker and mobile app that gets to know its users, while delivering personal and relevant suggestions called Boosts.

Packed with sensors, the device collects all sorts of information about one's gait, steps, and the overall walking and running form of an individual.

The popular fitness tracking app also got support for headphone heart rate monitoring when connected to the SMS Audio BioSport Headphones.