Movano takes on Oura with the Evie smart ring designed 'for women'It can measure heartrate, clincial SpO2, skin temperature variability and more. By S. Dent, 12.28.2022
Garmin's new smartwatch lets streamers show real-time heart ratesThe $300 Instinct Esports Edition watch is available now.By K. Holt, 10.22.2020
Garmin's feature-packed Forerunner 235 GPS watch is just $140 on AmazonThe lowest price it's ever been.By R. England, 06.26.2020
The simple Doppel wearable is built to help you relaxA slight pulse on your wrist is supposed to slow things down and help you focus.By N. Ingraham, 01.09.2019
Livio AI hearing aids are now as smart as most wearablesAn update brings fall alerts, heart rate measurements and its own voice assistant.By R. England, 01.08.2019
Apple donates 1,000 watches to eating disorder studyThey could reveal heart rate changes in binge eating patients.By J. Fingas, 10.15.2018
Michael Kors' latest Wear OS watch features a popular designThe new Runway packs heart rate tracking, payments and GPS.By J. Fingas, 08.13.2018
AliveCor wearables may detect unsafe potassium levels in the futureHigh blood potassium, or hyperkalemia, is linked to a number of health issues.By M. Locklear, 03.12.2018
Apple's fitness-focused watchOS 4 is available for downloadMuch-improved heart rate tracking, more workouts and UI tweaks await.By J. Fingas, 09.19.2017
12Fitness wearables will soon diagnose by design, not by chanceYour Apple Watch or Fitbit will soon pay attention when your heart skips a beat.By C. Low, 09.15.2017
16Apple Watch Series 3 gains LTE for $399There’s a non-cellular version for $329, too. By D. Cooper, 09.12.2017
Apple watchOS 4 comes to your wrist September 19thIt'll also include new heart rate features.By J. Fingas, 09.12.2017
Polar unveils an affordable heart rate tracking armbandThe $79.95 wearable can store 200 hours of heart rate data.By S. Shah, 08.30.2017
Panasonic can read your heart rate by looking at your faceThe sensor tech will be used to show the stress levels of golfers at an upcoming tournament. By J. Rigg, 04.18.2017
Homemade thrill ride speeds up if you're not scared enoughAn artist's 23-foot-high "Neurotransmitter 3000" responds to his biometrics.By S. Dent, 04.10.2017
Your clothing could soon have stealthy heart rate sensorsYou could even chuck it in the washing machine.By J. Fingas, 03.13.2017
Smartwatches can tell you're about to get sick days in advanceWearables may actually be useful for something else. By B. Steele, 01.13.2017
Fitbit's Charge 2 helps keep your heart in the zoneThe update also lets you pause workouts and assists with breathing exercises.By J. Fingas, 12.21.2016
10Moov made a heart rate sensor you wear on your headIt’s supposedly more accurate than one you’d put on your wrist or chest.By C. Low, 10.19.2016