Wearables

The device goes beyond basic step counting and sleep tracking to include heart rate monitor, and few other bells and whistles we haven't seen before.

The device provides riders with continuous heart-rate monitoring, calorie and performance tracking, and beams that information to compatible mobile apps.

The watch features key golf course data from more than 34,000 courses across the globe, with new course updates delivered wirelessly via a smartphone app.

Facility doubles in size to support growing demand from industry-leading licensees developing wearable products powered by PerformTek biometrics.

Based on years of clinical research linking activity and health risks, Vivametrica delivers a standardized approach to data collection and management.

The wire-free, adhesive heart monitor device along with remote monitoring center help patients find answers to unexplained cardiac symptoms.

Unlike Shine which is made out of aircraft grade aluminum, the Flash is a plastic device that is water-proof up to 30 meters; it will ship will ship in October.

The new fitness band was unveiled to a developer audience during the 14th annual Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco.

The app offers daily graphs for activity and sleep, ability to set and track activity goals, weight tracking, and option to connect with other Shine users.

The Canadian company has a smartwatch in its labs, but it may never see the light of day; nevertheless, it's an “area of research” for BlackBerry.