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Huawei Fit launched for $165 features heart rate monitoring, multi-sport tracking

Huawei has introduced Huawei Fit company’s latest fitness watch with heart rate monitoring, automatic step counting, sleep tracking and support for multi-sport activities such as Walking, Running, Cycling, Treadmill and Swimming. It also provides comprehensive and customized running programs and offers real-time coaching; after a run the watch displays VO2 max, recovery time and a […]

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Zebronics ZEB-Fit100 fitness band Launched in India at Rs 1414

Zebronics has launched ZEB –Fit100 smart fitness band. It tracks steps, distance, calories burnt, active minutes and also hourly activities. The sedentary remind feature gives you friendly reminders to move. It also keeps a track of your sleep cycle at night and has inbuilt vibrating alarm function. It has 0.48-inch OLED display that give information

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Asus ZenWatch 3 unveiled at IFA 2016

ASUS at IFA 2016 in Berlin announced the launch of ZenWatch 3. ASUS ZenWatch 3 follows in the tradition of fine watchmaking with its luxurious, detail-focused design and construction from premium materials. Its round case — available for the first time on an ASUS wearable device — is accented by a thin, rose-gold bezel for

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Intex fitRist Pulzz launched at Rs 1799 features OLED display

Intex today launched fitRist Pulzz fitness smart band in India . It has a 0.66-inch OLED display, uses Bluetooth to pair with Android or iPhone, lets you track steps, distance traveled, calories burnt, monitor quality of sleep and also has a heart rate sensor to measure heart rate count. It also offers notifications for incoming

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Asus VivoBaby – Wearable sensor that monitors a baby’s body temperature and heart rate

Asus has announced a new wearable sensor Asus VivoBaby a wearable sensor that monitors a baby’s body temperature and heart rate. Once connected to ASUS SmartHome, VivoBaby can trigger an alert and send a message to parents’ mobile phones if it senses a sudden rise in temperature or a drop in heart rate. The system is

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Samsung Gear Fit2 goes official

Samsung has announced Gear Fit 2 latest fitness tracker .It has a 1.5-inch Curved Super AMOLED screen , automatically tracks 15 different fitness activities such as walking, squatting, yoga, treadmill and more. It has GPS and a heart rate monitor (HRM) and can measure distance, pace, route and calories burned and heart rate. It can

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Xiaomi Mi Band 2 with OLED display launched for $22

Xiaomi today launched Mi Band 2. It has a 0.42-inch OLED display that shows time, steps and also heart rate when you tap the button below the display. You can also set it to show time or steps when you lift the band. Xiaomi says that it has upgraded pedometer algorithm for more accurate heart

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Pebble 2 & Pebble Time 2 smartwatches announced

Pebble announced new Pebble 2, Pebble Time 2 smartwatches and the Pebble Core fitness tracker. Pebble 2 and the Pebble Time 2 are the successors of the original Pebble and the Pebble Time smartwatches. Both of these now include two most requested features – the heart-rate monitoring (sensor located at the back) and the fitness

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Pebble Core announced

Pebble announced its first device that’s not a smartwatch. The Pebble Core is a tiny $99 device that has no screen but which does have GPS, a 3G modem, WiFi, Bluetooth, and a headphone jack. It’s designed for runners that want to track their distance and routes while listening to music you can even stream

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