when it comes to fitness tracking, Garmin is certainly not new in the market having specific needs addressed, but a void still remains in the general fitness aspect and this is where the Garmin vívofit Fitness Band wants to fill in.
communication between loves one in today’s context is non-issue at all. as it is, we have more than enough mode of communication such as phone calls, emails, text messages, and for those who need to see and hear each other, there is always video calls. simple. but there’s still a missing link and that’s the tactile feel of your love
if you are those who need constant motivation to stay in shape, here’s the latest activity tracker that will help you out. like most activity tracker out there (well, maybe with the exception of the Misfit Shine), the Polar Loop Activity Tracker comes in the form of a bracelet that do what most
if Captain Kirk had heard of the Kreyos Meteor Smartwatch, then he probably would be ashamed that he still has to hold a device in his hand to communicate with his crew when the Kreyos Meteor Smartwatch does it right off the wrist. of course, the Kreyos Meteor isn’t the first smartwatch in the market to do that, but it is certainly the first waterproof
a fitness (or activity) tracker knows when you are moving or even how vigorous a particular activity was but they can’t really differentiate between the different exercises that you have done or are doing. this where a high-tech fitness tracking device such as the Amiigo stands out from the growing activity tracker market
chances are, most of us do not have Bruce Wayne-level of wealth to afford a loyal sidekick like Alfred Pennyworth who can help in tracking our daily activities like how far we have walked, swim or pedaled. even if you had a 24-7 butler, he couldn’t possibly stick to you 24/7 and this is where the Misfit Shine will fill in that void and leaves Alfred time to clean up the ridiculously huge house…