Fitness Trackers

The Vivoactive 3 adds apps and mobile payment support, and that's just the start of the makeover Garmin's giving to its fitness trackers.

The Gear Sport offers water resistance, improved activity tracking and a number of other features that make it a potential workout companion.

Fitbit is expected to release a new smartwatch later this year. While we're looking forward to what the company has up its sleeve, it's likely to face some serious challenges.

A new patent filing from Apple suggests the company is working on a way to add respiration rate measuring capabilities to its smartwatch.

Acer's Leap Ware looks like a decent fitness tracker watch for $139, but that might be enough to sway shoppers.

A new study shows that touchscreen use by children directly translates to less sleep, as well as an increase in the number of times kids wake up during the night.

Apple could be developing a blood glucose monitoring feature for the Apple Watch, according to a CNBC report.

The Fitbit Alta HR is a slim and stylish tracker with a heart rate monitor, but it has some usability issues.

Blue Goji's VR games trades the monotony of using a typical elliptical machine with an exciting interactive experience.

Doctors and government health regulators warn that wearable baby monitors could do more harm than good.

We gave the Fitbit Charge 2 tracker to a new mom to see how it holds up over several months. Here's her pros and cons.

Those who want to meditate and focus better could benefit from Smith's Lowdown Focus glasses.

These toothbrushes may be pricey, but they're smarter than your average brush, using cameras, motion sensors and artificial intelligence.

The G-Vert is designed for athletes who want to get real-time data on the intensity, power and balance of their movements.

This skin-tasting wearable could make glucose and lactic acid testing cheaper and easier for diabetics and athletes if it passes regulatory hurdles.

This new smart bed can warm your toes, sense and adjust to your every move and wake your snoring partner.

Fitbit released an update for the Charge 2 that adds six features: here's what they are, and how to get them.

Health care provider Aetna is starting a new program where it will pay for a large portion of the cost of Apple Watches.

Apple amps up the Apple Watch's fitness features, which could mean big business for a weakening smart-watch market.

TomTom's three new affordable wearables start at just $129, and will be out this fall.

The Fitbit Flex 2 is smart enough to recognize your activities automatically and is so light that you might forget you're wearing it.

Naked 3D Fitness Tracker, available for a $699 preorder, features a trio of Intel RealSense cameras that perform a 3D scan of your body to track the results of diet and exercise.

Partial findings revealed a low rate of two types of cancer in male rats exposed to cellphone radiation for 9 hours a day.

New research shows that Fitbit devices miscalculate heart rates by as much as 20 beats per minute, but the fitness tracker leader says the study is biased.

Pebble's upcoming Core wearable frees its smartwatch from your wrist while the updates to the Pebble and Pebble Time watches focus heavily on health features.

The Garmin vivosmart HR+ has all of the features of the vivosmart HR, but also comes with built in GPS.

Apple's new CareKit technology makes it easy for patients and doctors to communicate and track medical conditions. Here are the CareKit-enabled apps you get now.

Running your first 5K doesn't have to be a scary experience. Online software, free apps and social communities can take the stress out of training.

The NordicTrack Escape uses Google Maps and a 60-inch OLED display to let you get your workout in anywhere with Google Street View.

The Garmin Forerunner 230, 235 and 630 are smart updates to Garmin's lineup of GPS running watches.