unbeknownst to us, there exists a void between a smartwatch and a fitness band. seriously, we weren’t aware there is such a ‘void’ until Razer introduces the Nabu SmartBand. joining the fray of smart devices, Nabu is actually a mash-up of the two, a hybrid if you will
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.
the Avegant Glyph Head Mounted Display you see here is what it says it is, a head mounted display, though it does look a wee like a pair of headphones. well, you can’t blame it for looking so much like a pair of audio cans, after all, this head mounted display also touts “premium audio experience”
this pair of wearable display coming from HUD maker Lumus, who are better known for their military-grade products, is one of the sleeker high-tech eyewear we have seen to date and one that you can probably wear without inviting stares, well, except maybe for the chunky component at the side which houses a 5MP camera
after reading about the Neptune Pine, will you still consider a smartwatch that pegs to your smartphone to function? if the answer is ‘yes’, then you can add the Qualcomm Toq Smartwatch to your list of ‘sleek smartwatch from a reputable company to get’. the much talked about smartwatch went up on pre-order late last month
can you recall, vividly, what happened last week this day at 3PM? i bet you can’t, even if you did make snapshots of the event. thanks to the development of wonder gadgets such as this MeCam HD Wearable Video Camera, you can now journalized your life’s events as you go about doing things ranging from mundane tasks like whipping
what constitutes to a smartwatch? is it a watch that complements your smartphone? or is it a watch that does everything that a smartphone can do? we are undecided, but Canada-based startup Neptune thinks that it should be the latter and decided to give you Neptune Pine Smartwatch, a true smartwatch that lets you dispense with your smartphone.
rather than engaging a coach to improve on your performance in sports like baseball, golf and tennis, why not let technology do it for you? surely, coach can’t offer you insight in the form of 1,000 data points per second, can he? available for three popular sports, namely baseball, golf and tennis, the Zepp Multi-Sport Sensor is the world’s first app-powered multi-sport
global GPS device company Garmin has been pretty busy lately, turning out a number of wearable GPS devices that will have activities like running, hiking, and golfing covered, and now it also has special force agents and wannabes covered with the new Garmin Tactix GPS Navigator Watch.
being in a tropical country, having cold hands are less of a worry than sweating profusely, however, if you are located on the opposite pole and already bracing from the cold winter season, the BearTek Bluetooth Gloves will offer the much needed reprieve for your freezing hands while still allowing you control over your favorite
when training on your own, a wearable fitness tracker would be a great help, but not just any tracker, it has to be something like the Adidas miCoach SMART RUN Watch. despite being a small wrist-worn device, this smartwatch is as competent as a fitness tracker could ever be, which is why Adidas has boldly claim that the miCoach SMART RUN