August 17, 2017 This International Space Station simulator for VR will give you vertigo The obvious promise of virtual reality is its ability to take you places you'd never actually be able to go.
August 16, 2017 Here's how much Fitbit users sleep Fitbit released sleep statistics based on aggregated and anonymous data from millions of its users. Turns out, we all need more shut-eye.
July 3, 2017 MIT researchers give the white cane used by the visually impaired a high-tech update The iconic white cane has served as a touchstone that provides empowerment and mobility for generations of visually impaired people.
June 26, 2017 Apple AirPods: Worth the hype? Apple unveiled its iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus Wednesday, taking the bold move of removing the headphone jack on the devices and launching new wireless AirPods.
June 10, 2017 Tech Q&A: Track your pet remotely I am so afraid my dog is going to get lost and not find his way back home. Are there any GPS trackers for pets?
June 9, 2017 Apple AirPods are in stock at Amazon with Prime shipping Apple first released its awesome new truly wireless earbuds all the way back in December.
June 2, 2017 Time to get a smartwatch? Here are 5 of the best for summer Smartwatches are great for checking messages, weather, daily schedules, making payments, and taking quick phone calls. That alone covers a lot of smartphone territory, allowing you to keep your smartphone pocketed much of the time. They’re also great fitness and health trackers. Is it time to put one of these devices on your wrist?
June 1, 2017 Nike's new Apple Watch bands match your shoes Buying some new Nike running shoes and an Apple Watch at the same time? Might as well make sure the colors match.
June 1, 2017 Garmin wants to help you up your golf game with this GPS golf watch This could be the summer of your golf game if Garmin has anything to say about things. The wearable maker has just unveiled its newest GPS golf watch, the Approach S60, and it'll set you back $400.
May 26, 2017 Study: Fitness trackers suck at measuring calories burned Researchers at Stanford University School of Medicine studied seven popular fitness trackers and discovered none of them could accurately measure energy expenditure.
