Jawbone Up3 tracks your temperature, heart rate and REM sleep
Oh, and obviously your steps and exercise too
Health and fitness
Microsoft Band fitness wearable officially revealed, available now in US for $199
Device continuously measures your vitals and ties into new Health platform
Microsoft Band wearable leaked via the Mac App Store and Google Play, of all places
Long-rumoured fitness device is shown and detailed via prematurely released apps
Online shop reveals all about the Fitbit Surge “super watch”
It’s a fitness-centric wristband that can also display texts, calls and other notifications
Fully Charged: Leaked Fitbit Surge is a fitness-minded smartwatch, custom PS4 laptop is a thing of beauty, and new Mac Mini’s RAM can’t be upgraded
Catch up on the latest tech news around in our quick-hit roundup
Fully Charged: Leaked Fitbit adds constant heart-rate tracking, Google trolls fans over Android L name, and Bono apologizes for U2’s free iTunes album
Our morning roundup recaps the latest tech news in easily digestible, bite-sized bits
Printed bandaids will pump meds and keep tabs on your health
Xerox’s Palo Alto Research Center (PARC) foresees a future in which printed tech could improve healthcare
Misfit Flash brings neon colours, fitness and sleep tracking to your wrist for £50
This circular wallet-friendly wearable is will be aiming for stockings in December
Fully Charged: Wearables to aid in Parkinson’s research, Walking Dead co-op shooter announced, and Super Smash Bros. 3DS XL bundle inbound
Catch up on the fun and fascinating in our latest morning news roundup
Does your smartwrist doohickey tell you when to a chill out? Because this one does
Life’s not all about notifications and hashtags you know. Sometimes you’ve got to focus on your inner-self
PulseOn lets you wear your heart(beat) on your sleeve
Step 1: Look at your wrist. Step 2: Check that you’re still alive. Step 3: Celebrate
Put that phablet away: Huawei TalkBand B1 straps a detachable Bluetooth headset to your wrist
Huawei’s fitness band hits UK shelves, saves gigantaphone users from phone call embarrassment
