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If you believe the speculation, Jawbone is having a tough time right now, and we haven’t seen a new fitness tracker from the company since last year. That being said, we’re still fans of its family of Fitbit rivals, with

Now a household name in the world of fitness trackers, Fitbit is starting to find its place in the world, and it’s back with the all-new Fitbit Blaze. The “fitness watch” offers familiar tracking with more advanced fitness features, which

Who doesn’t love to play games! When it comes to professional gaming, gamers are very much fond of cool gear. Gaming has become a booming industry where people can make careers as a developer and a gamer. The craze of

The first batch of the Leaf Urban sold out in less than a day, despite the fact that its essential design and features are pretty similar to the first Bellabeat Leaf tracker. However the newer model has a smaller, sleeker

Obduction is an adventure game hailing from Cyan, the same studio that produced the ’90s point-and-click classics Myst (1993) and Riven (1997). The game has been hotly awaited since it netted over $1.3 million on Kickstarter back in late 2013, but despite the fact that it’s officially launching on PC today, fans hoping to strap into a VR headset and start exploring will have to wait a little bit longer. Cyan maintains the VR version of the game is ‘coming soon’, but that didn’t stop us from getting our hands on a so called ‘pre-release version’ for the Oculus Rift.

Samsung SmartThings is an intriguing little bugger. It’s hard to see what all the fuss is about when you’re reading about how it works. It’s only through using it for a while that you begin to see its smart home

“What’s my workout for today?” I ask my sunglasses. “You’re going two miles on the flat,” they respond. The man walking by shoots me an odd look; other than the earphones, there are no obvious signs I have any technology

The Fitbit Flex 2 is a solid fitness tracker option for someone that’s wants to keep monitoring activity simple, affordable and doesn’t want to take it off when they’re jumping in the shower. Fitbit’s first waterproof tracker might not be