Wearable Tech

Getting fit would be so much easier if our snacks tracked themselves, right? Until that magical day, fitness trackers are the closest thing we’ve got. These little gadgets log our steps, heart rate, and even our attempts at morning yoga that don’t always go as planned. Pair one with MyFitnessPal and you can keep an […]

We’ve all tried Zumba and wondered if those wild dance moves actually burn as many calories as we hope. By the end of class, our shirts are soaked, our hair’s a mess, and honestly, it has to count for something, right? Using a fitness tracker during Zumba helps us track heart rate, calories, and workout

We’ve all been there. One minute we’re jamming out, and suddenly our Bluetooth headphones sound quieter than a library mouse. Is our phone just messing with us? Did the headphones lose their nerve? The quickest way to tackle Bluetooth headphone volume problems is to check the volume on both our device and the headphones, unpair

Ever wondered if strapping a mini computer to your wrist actually makes you a better cyclist, or are we just looking for another excuse to buy gadgets? Honestly, cycling with a smartwatch feels like having a tiny coach yelling stats at us—minus the yelling, and thankfully, the sweat. Smartwatches let us track rides, map routes,

Let’s be honest, tracking our menstrual cycles isn’t anyone’s favorite hobby. But hey, fitness trackers have made it way easier—and definitely less messy than scribbling on old calendars. With a fitness tracker on our wrist, we can log period dates, symptoms, and get reminders, all while pretending we’re undercover agents for women’s health. No more

Honestly, pregnancy brings more checklists than a NASA launch. Between doctor visits, vitamins, and trying to remember which side to sleep on, it gets overwhelming fast. A smartwatch makes pregnancy tracking easier—we can keep an eye on our health and our baby’s progress right from our wrists. Smartwatches do way more than count steps or

Traveling is awesome—until you realize your step count is fighting your sleep schedule for “Least Watched Number.” That’s where fitness trackers come in. These handy wrist gadgets let you see if you’re actually walking four miles through the Louvre or just standing in line at the airport snack bar. Fitness trackers started as simple pedometers