The smartwatch market might not be taking off just yet, but wearables in general are very big right now. You can see people wearing activity trackers just about everywhere you go. In fact >>
The smartwatch market might not be taking off just yet, but wearables in general are very big right now. You can see people wearing activity trackers just about everywhere you go. In fact >>
Jawbone’s UP fitness trackers and wonderfully made iPhone app helped me lose 50 lbs in just three months. The company’s bands have been plagued with quality control problems and issues with the business >>
America has never been as fat as it is right now. And I had never been as fat as I was seven months ago. I don’t usually discuss personal matters here on the site >>
Jawbone has announced two new devices for 2014, the UP3 wristband and the UP MOVE fitness tracker. The UP3 is the flagship follow-up to the UP24, the best fitness tracker available, according to BGR. >>
A new application plans to help out with all those restless nights when falling asleep seems to be next to impossible, provided that your sleep disorder is related in any way to caffeine >>
The Jawbone UP was the best fitness tracker I had ever used. From design, to accuracy, to the accompanying software, everything about the UP was fantastic… except for the quality control standards employed >>
Since the introduction of its first Bluetooth headset, Aliph has set a new standard where background noise reduction and cancellation are concerned. The California-based start up introduced its Jawbone headset in December of >>
The recently-released Aliph Jawbone 2 is definitely one of the best bluetooth headsets out right now in terms of functionality, but it’s also pricey. At $130 a clip, it probably comes in north >>
