Fitness

This device won't have a screen of its own, and you'll rather have to look at your smartphone to get any meaningful data.

The UP24 is a fancy-lookin' $149 wrist-band that can track your physical activity and sleep patterns, and allow you to set reminders to get you to move.

Marketed under the tagline "Strength when you need it," the application will send an alert to your device to help you "get past the weak moments."

Coach Alba's service is made to support individuals during those critical times when they say they struggle most to achieve their health goals.

Relying on hundreds of complex algorithms developed with the help from experts and coaches, the application provides users with incentives to exercise more.

Only 1.7% of Force users have reported the problem; if you're in the "affected group," you can contact Fitbit and get a full refund ($130).

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.