Finding the motivation to continue wearing a fitness band is equally as challenging as going to the gym, out for a jog, or organizing that tennis game. Unless it’s worthwhile, and does something ...

From big names like Fitbit, to smaller outfits like Huami’s Amazfit, there’s no shortage of companies offering wearable devices that promise to track movement and activity. One interesting take on ...

Fitness trackers have become more feature-packed over the last few years, with heart rate analysis, sleep monitoring and GPS activity tracking all becoming device staples. But despite the fitness ...

There aren’t many health and fitness statistics Apple Watch can’t track, but to make up for some of those that are missing, there’s the impressive new Smart Strap from Aura. By sending electricity ...

The eventual dream for wearable fitness devices is to allow us to see how our body reacts to the things we do, so we can fully understand our actions and make positive changes. Some things we can see ...

There’s a new fitness wearable called the AURA Band which measures and tracks both body composition and hydration gearing up for launch after managing to more than double its initial funding goal on ...

If you are interested in monitoring your hydration levels and body composition, you may be interested in a new fitness tracker and smart band equipped with bioimpedance analysis technology, designed ...

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The Aura Band is a new Apple Watch strap that debuted during CES and aims to give additional health information to the user. AppleInsider tries it on. Apple Watch already does a lot between measuring ...

In May Aura closed a relatively modest $109,000 Kickstarter for its Band, a fitness tracker that it says uses biompedance analysis to monitor "fat, muscle mass, minerals, and body water." We spoke to ...