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Changing from a Bluetooth headset to a little 1.9-inch square, the Looxcie 3 can record 720p video while streaming live privately or publicly to your Facebook page.
The addition of Bluetooth makes the Jawbone Up24 a big improvement over its predecessor, but the lack of Android support and a display are disappointing.
The Fitbit Force is basically an updated version of the Fitbit Flex that adds a small OLED readout. But that's enough to make it the best wearable fitness-tracking device to date.
Fitbit Force4.0 starsThe Fitbit Force leaps to the top of the fitness tracker heap, with a bright screen,...
Withings Pulse4.0 starsDespite a few design quibbles, the Withings Pulse is one of the best wireless pedometers...
Jawbone Up243.5 starsIf having a screen or Android support isn't a priority, the Jawbone Up24's superb...
Basis Band3.5 starsThe $199 Basis Band offers a powerful mix of sensors and motivational tools, but...
Adidas MiCoach Smart RunThe first high-end fitness watch from Adidas is packed full of features, but can it compete in a sea of wearable devices?Dec 17, 2013, 3:24 PM By Dan Graziano
Hapifork Bluetooth-Enabled Smart Fork (White)Can a vibrating fork create healthy happiness? We try the Hapifork smart fork at long last and see what it's all about.Dec 13, 2013, 5:26 PM By Scott Stein
Goji PlayThe $99 Goji Play uses iPads to transform gym equipment into gaming machines and make sweating less of a chore.Dec 12, 2013, 5:00 AM By Brian Bennett
Omate TrueSmartDick Tracy, eat your heart out: This is the most full-featured smartwatch we've ever seen...and we're not even sure what to do with it.Dec 6, 2013, 5:55 PM By Scott Stein
Qualcomm ToqIs there room for yet another smartwatch? The Qualcomm Toq tries to demonstrate how new screen technology could help extend battery life.Dec 4, 2013, 2:42 PM By Scott Stein
Looxcie 3Changing from a Bluetooth headset to a little 1.9-inch square, the Looxcie 3 can record 720p video while streaming live privately or publicly to your Facebook page.Nov 18, 2013, 12:00 AM By Joshua Goldman
Jawbone Up24The addition of Bluetooth makes the Jawbone Up24 a big improvement over its predecessor, but the lack of Android support and a display are disappointing.Nov 13, 2013, 6:00 AM By Brian Bennett
Sony SmartWatch 2The $199 Sony SmartWatch 2 pushes Android alerts to your wrist, screens calls, and isn't afraid of spills.Nov 12, 2013, 11:05 AM By Brian Bennett
Fitbug OrbPriced at a low $49.95, the Fitbug Orb tracks sleep, steps, and counts calories, but is tricky to operate.Nov 6, 2013, 1:07 PM By Brian Bennett
Fitbit ForceThe Fitbit Force is basically an updated version of the Fitbit Flex that adds a small OLED readout. But that's enough to make it the best wearable fitness-tracking device to date.Oct 10, 2013, 6:00 AM By Brian BennettSee more content