The Fitbit Air, a new $100 screenless wearable from Alphabet Inc.’s Google, represents a major evolution in what consumers can expect from fitness trackers.
The company said Thursday that it filed IPO paperwork with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, confirming a story by Bloomberg News.
While confidence in preventing chronic disease remains low among U.S. adults, new data from Abbott suggests wearables are influencing healthier behaviors across generations.
Rings, smartwatches and other such tools are viewed as credible biometric monitors, capturing information about respiratory rates, blood oxygen levels, sleep duration and more.
Google's new screenless Fitbit Air takes aim at Whoop’s wearable empire, but the bigger story is a consumer base that's done staring at screens.
Athletech News spoke with several elite athletes about their recovery routines, which spanned dialed-in metric tracking and more relaxed, hands-off approaches.
Oura is taking a meaningful step forward in women’s health, expanding its platform beyond cycle tracking into a more comprehensive view of hormonal health across key life stages.
Life Time's new Innovation Hub gives select wellness tech startups access to real clubs, real members and a possible path to partnership.
Garmin posted first-quarter revenue and profit above Street expectations on Wednesday, buoyed by strong demand for advanced fitness wearables
Oura has been named the official wearable of U.S. Soccer. The smart ring company will equip players, coaches and staff across the organization with its biometric insights ahead of the U.S.-hosted World Cup.
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