What's Really at Stake in the Adidas V. Asics Fitness Tracker Lawsuit?
Patent battles playing out in court over our personal data will decide which companies will steer the future of personalized health
The Next Generation of Wearables
A new fleet of wearables meet the data needs of all kinds of players
The Fitness Gear We Can't Live Without
From pasta makers to candy bars, these eight items have totally transformed how we get after it
A New Fitness Tracker That Actually Uses Science
The days of counting steps are over. The Mio Slice looks at your heart rate to give you an overall health score based in science.
Fitness Trackers Fail Because They're Not Human
Studies have shown that more than half of us abandon our trackers after purchasing. The more effective, low-tech answer to your fitness goals? A friend.
This Device Knows When You're Dehydrated
LVL, from BSX Technologies, is a wearable for hydration tracking. It'll tell you how much to drink, and when.
How Headphones Can Make You a Better Athlete
These neuron-stimulating Halo Sport headphones are said to boost athletic performance
First Impressions: Apple Watch Series 2
The new Watch is a more sophisticated fitness tracker than its predecessor, with GPS, waterproofing, and a sleek, fast operating system
The Surprising Ways Your Fitness Data Is Really Being Used
The metrics from your last run or ride can be—and have been—used to save lives, make cities safer, and put people in handcuffs
Levi’s Commuter x Jacquard Jacket
Denim is the next wearable
The Best Wearable Tech of 2016
New tools for superior fitness and healthier living
8 Toys That Have Fundamentally Changed How We Play Outside
If our Santa Fe office was on fire, this is the gear we'd save
First Look: Lumo Run
Debuting in March 2016, Lumo Run shorts (and women’s tights) have a built-in sensor that analyzes your form and provides real-time coaching. We took the beta version for a test run.
Researchers Claim Your Activity Tracker May Be Less Secure Than You Think. Why You Don't Have (Much) to Fear.
A recent study made great headlines, but its results ultimately aren't that scary
