Fitness

Using the "stick" (rather than "carrot") method, the application is designed to make sure you exercise more.

Relying on the iPhone 5s' M7 motion co-processor, the app provides users with easy-to-grasp data presented in a bar chart with a line for your daily step target

The application, available only for iPhone, offers clear demonstrations of the exercises being done as you're going through the steps.

User's workouts recorded within MapMyFitness will automatically sync to MyFitnessPal; this includes activity type, time, average pace and total calories burned.

The advanced wristband will note differences in the subtle motion of your body, and differentiate between similar exercises like bench press and push-ups.

The two device design allows better tracking. The bracelet captures the movement of your upper body, while the shoe clip does the same for your lower body.

Available on the latest iOS mobile apps and on the website, the Feed includes your latest workouts, routes and social connections your friends have made.

The Tao coaches users through 50 exercises related to isometrics which is the basis of many popular workouts such as Pilates and plank exercising.

Relying on Valencell's biometrics tech, the Iriver ON can monitor real-time data such heart rate, distance, speed, cadence, VO2 max and calories burned.

MobileTrack can be used for basic step, distance and calorie tracking parsed from the phone itself, rather than a dedicated wristband.