Wearables

The water-proof device offers some sport-specific data, including the number of waves hit, the top speed achieved, and the time spent riding individual waves.

Currently 6.7 million British adults use health and fitness wearable devices and smartphone apps, but that number is poised hit 13.1 million next year.

The smart watch will be available in few different colors -- including black, white, pink and blue -- from AT&T in the U.S. and O2 in the UK.

The Charge HR is Fitbit's first fitness band that includes a heart rate monitor to provide better calorie tracking and cardio training.

The decision comes on the heels of Fitbit's refusal to integrate with the HealthKit platform and allow users to access their activity data from the Health app.

The waterproof fitness band can track user's activity, sleep and heart rate, which is then transmitted to an accompanying iOS and Android mobile apps.

The device will also be able to track the "usual stuff" like steps, distance, time and calories burned, and send that data to iOS and Android devices.

Breeze, the ultra-portable wireless breathalyzer with advanced law enforcement grade sensor technology, now available online for $99.99.

The setup includes a small device that fits into a pouch sewn in one side of the shirt to monitor heart, respiratory and movement activity.

What makes GOQii different from many other fitness trackers is its built-in reward system that allows users to cash in steps into a virtual currency.