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- WearablesApril 18, 2018
Pawbo iPuppyGo review
As pet wearables begin to grow in numbers, it's no surprise to see many of them spring up claiming to be a Fitbit for your furry friends. Better known for its pet camera and treat dispenser, Pawbo is trying its hand at a wearable for dogs and cats in the form of the Pawbo iPuppyGo.…
- SportFebruary 9, 2018
Smart suits and paying by glove: Wearables at the 2018 Winter Olympics
Just like its summer equivalent, tech is set to have a big presence at the 2018 Winter Olympic Games. You just might not notice it's there. Wearables are set to play their part out in PyeongChang, perhaps even more than they did at Rio in 2016. From the athletes to the spectators attending, it looks…
- Smart clothingAugust 2, 2017
Living with the Owlet Smart Sock 2: The health monitoring accessory for babies
Parents are nothing but worry stuffed with more worry. And I can say that because I've made that transition from care-free human man to fretting father. So when I heard there was a way to monitor my baby's health at night, one that meant I didn't need to jump out of bed every time I…
- WearablesMarch 3, 2017
Living with pet wearables: Top trot tracking or barking up the wrong tree?
Tracking your own steps with a fitness tracker isn't enough these days, you can monitor kids and cats and dogs too. According to a recent report, the pet wearables market will be worth $2.5 billion by 2024. That means a whole lot of pets are going to be wandering around with a piece of connected…
- GolfFebruary 6, 2017
Golf's changing face: Cobra's connected drivers explored
Smart golf club sensors are a familiar sight at local golf clubs, but the Cobra King connected drivers – announced at the end of 2016 – show that tech in golf could become ubiquitous. The range is a collaboration between Cobra (owned by Puma) and Arccos – purveyor of the Arccos 360 sensor system. It…
- SportNovember 11, 2016
Suunto Spartan Sport review
Suunto isn't famous for much outside of GPS tracking because that's what it's good at. The Suunto Ambit3 was loved for this reason but still looked a bit clunky compared to modern designs coming from the competition like the Garmin Fenix 3. So Suunto introduced its new Spartan range as the successor to the Ambit…
- GarminOctober 10, 2016
Garmin Fenix 3 HR review
Garmin's greatest GPS watch yet? If you judge quality based on how many versions we've seen, the Fenix 3 is definitely up there, now sporting HR, Sapphire and Chronos variants. But it's the Fenix 3 HR we've been playing with to see if that wrist-based heart rate – along with all the other Garmin smarts…
- GarminOctober 6, 2016
Garmin Fenix 3 HR: Tips and tricks to make the most of your sports watch
To say Garmin is going all-out with its Fenix 3 would be an understatement. Since realising this larger GPS wearable was popular, Garmin has created a Fenix 3 HR, Fenix 3 Sapphire and Fenix 3 Chronos. All have been crammed with features to make getting more for your buck easier than ever. The challenge, aside…
- GarminSeptember 5, 2016
Garmin Forerunner 735XT review
When it comes to Garmin watches, if you see an XT you know this device is built for serious training – these are the multi-sport specific devices. Since the release of the bulky Garmin Forerunner 920XT, the company has had its engineering wizards working on overtime to shrink the wrist-dweller to what's here in the…