Tim Cook explains why Apple Watch and Apple Pay will succeed where Google failed
Apple CEO Tim Cook discussed why the company continues to find success where others have failed, namely with the Apple Watch and Apple Pay.
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: 3D headphones, AR ski goggles, and more
Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
RideOn ski goggles bring augmented reality to the slopes
Rather than cramming a display at the corner of your vision, RideOn’s augmented-reality goggles plaster graphics over the top of everything you see, for everything from navigation to buddy tracking.
Under Armour plus MyFitnessPal, Endomondo, and MapMyFitness could equal HTC fitness tracker collaboration
Under Armour, the sports and fitness brand, has purchased MyFitnessPal and Endomondo, which come with a combined database of more than 100 million health fanatics. The next stage in its plan could be a wearable device with HTC.
For its coveted Kanye kicks, Adidas wants to end lines with an app
Want a pair of limited-edition Kanye kicks from Adidas? You won’t have to wait in line. Adidas’ new Reserved app lets sneakerheads seal a spot for a pair online.
How smartphones, Oreos, and hashtags have changed Super Bowl ads forever
Oreo proved back in 2013 that social media can win the Super Bowl for advertisers, but as other brands like Nationwide demonstrated during last night's game, sometimes when you try to bottle lightning, you get zapped.
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet, for the week of February 1, 2015
Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
FAA makes Sunday’s Super Bowl a ‘no drone zone’
Sunday's Super Bowl has been designated a 'no drone zone' by the Federal Aviation Administration, which obviously fears some bright spark may be considering firing up their recently bought quadcopter for a recreational stadium flyover.
NFL, brands look to social media to manage Super Bowl buzz
With Super Bowl attendees turning to Facebook and Twitter to chat about the big game, social media is top of mind for the National Football League as well as brands looking to capitalize on Super Bowl moments.
This portable device battery is waterproof and as tough as military equipment
Looking for a new external battery that can handle thick and thin? The Poseidon external battery is waterproof, shockproof, and designed to military specs.
This sports app provides plenty of advice on how to improve your swinging lifestyle
Zepp's wearables provide tons of data on users' golf, tennis, and baseball swings. Now its companion app recommends drills to improve your performance.
GoDaddy yanks Super Bowl ad after puppy mill criticism
Possibly a sad marketing stunt to attract pre-Super Bowl attention, GoDaddy has pulled a advertisement for the big game that gained negative attention for promoting the inhumane treatment of a puppy,
Tiger Woods gets a new smile and a new headphone deal with Sol Republic
Tiger Woods got more than just a tooth replacement this week, announcing a new partnership with Sol Republic headphones.
The New England Patriots win the Super Bowl! That’s Madden 2015’s prediction, at any rate
The New England Patriots are destined to win Super Bowl XLIX 28-24 against the Seattle Seahawks, according to EA Sports' simulation run in Madden 15.
Is Bill Nye ignoring science in his Deflategate teardown because he’s a Seahawks fan?
Bill 'The Science Guy' Nye attempts to debunk the New England Patriots' under-inflated ball defense, but ignores basic physics in response to ABC News
GoPro hits the rink with NHL to deliver live high-def broadcasts from players’ POV
GoPro and the NHL announced a partnership that will see live broadcasts from players' point of view.
This chic wooden end table transforms into an old-school rowing machine
When not in use, the Ram & Row looks like your average wooden end table -- but when you feel like breaking a sweat, it unfolds to become a fully-functional rowing machine.
Glassholes would get punched less wearing Jins subtle Meme smart glasses (Updated)
Jins Meme smartglasses track your eye movements and activity, but they look like a normal pair of Ray Bans.
FDA decides to regulate some wearables, as Apple Watch launch looms
The FDA decided on a list of guidelines to determine which wearables will face regulatory scrutiny and which will not.
Atlanta Falcons’ new stadium has incredible retractable roof, high-tech amenities
The New Atlanta Stadium for the Atlanta Falcons has a unique oculus retractable roof, as well as high-tech and eco-friendly elements in its design.
Forget reminder apps! This Kickstarter project promises to turn you into a task master in no time at all
Flip Band aims to make you more productive. Each one has two different-colored sides. You just flip it over when you accomplish your task.
Budweiser built a life-size Pac Man game for a Super Bowl ad
Budweiser constructed a life-size Pac Man maze in Los Angeles recently for a Bud Light advertisement, set to air at the upcoming Super Bowl 49 in February.
Doubts and delays fail to drown interest in controversial GoBe calorie counter
A deeper look into Healbe's claims have inspired more disbelief than confidence. Still, it's unlikely that the company's funders will lose patience.
A new set of guided workouts is Microsoft’s new year’s gift to its fitness Band wearers
Microsoft has added 12 new guided workouts to its Health platform, which links in with the Microsoft Band fitness tracking wearable. The workouts are suitable for all levels, and some require basic equipment to complete.
OmSignal combines its biometric shirt and connected app so we can get a personal trainer in our home
OmSignal makes compression shirts which monitor everything from your heart rate to your step count, and now it has announced a training program which allows a personal trainer to build a fitness program for you, based around the stats collected from the shirt - remotely.
This concept wristband health tracker gives advice on how to improve your health
The MiracleBand, a concept wristworn fitness and health tracker, not only tracks your health but also provides advice on how to improve it.
5 hideous gadgets from CES that prove tech designers still don’t get it
Some smartwear suffers from looks only a mother could love. Here's a horrific look at the coolest ugly technology we saw during this year's show.
The FlyKly smart wheel puts the foot down on pedaling with a 250-watt boost
The FlyKlySmart Wheel is designed to make your morning commute easier with a 250-watt motor and sensors for tracking your speed, distance, and location.
The InBody Band measures your BMI, fuels your inner Popeye
While most fitness trackers let you chart your calories, steps, and sleeping habits, the InBody Band also measures your muscle mass and body fat.
10 new devices that help you keep tabs on your kids, and boost their development
We run through ten gadgets designed to boost your parenting skills and help keep your kids safe and healthy. From baby monitoring to programmable robots, there's something for everyone.
Apple Watch app previews hint that contextual awareness will be its killer app
The Apple Watch isn't here yet, but early previews of apps for the device show us how Apple's first wearable will work.
Lumoid’s try before you buy wearable program helps you choose the right fitness band
It's hard to know which fitness tracker to buy, but now Lumoid lets you rent five of them to see which one you like best.
Razer wants to bring gamers together, and it’s using a $20 fitness band to do it
Razer has launched the Nabu X, a fitness band it's using to bring the gaming community together with tech similar to Nintendo's StreetPass system.
WatchESPN app makes history, frustrates NFL fans, and complicates online sports streaming
ESPN had one of its greatest weeks ever in terms of ratings and viewers, but the WatchESPN app left millions without football.
10 gadgets to make your old tech smarter
If you want the latest smart features and connected systems you don't necessarily have to buy a load of new devices. These 10 gadgets can make your old tech smarter.
Hands on: AmpStrip is a fitness tracker you stick on like a Band Aid
AmpStrip may look like a band aid, but it has a heart rate monitor and activity sensors built in, as well as a rechargeable battery.
The Thync is the tech world’s answer to a strong coffee or a sleeping pill
The Thync is a wearable which promises to put an end to dependancy on a strong coffee to get through the day, or a sleeping pill to relax at night. It delivers the same effects, on demand, in 15 minutes.
HTC and Under Armour team up to tackle connected fitness
HTC and Under Armour announced today at CES 2015 that the to giants in their own industries would be teaming up to tackle connected fitness products.