Fitbit has rolled out the $129 Force fitness tracker. Like the $99 Fitbit Flex, this tracker is worn on the wrist, but the Force’s $30 premium gets you a little LED screen you can use to monitor your steps taken, total distance …
…and how all that data is being used to measure ratings.
This is so wonderfully weird, it’s a shame it doesn’t exist. It’s a bigger shame that it will probably never exist.
Behold the future! Well, behold a future. This future is one in which we all have smartphones with curved screens.
Apple is expected to unload non-iPhone goodies – a new iPad Mini, a new standard iPad, and some more info about the previously-introduced Mac Pro.
Between grooming, crying, writing fanfic, more grooming, and sleeping, we still make plenty of time to unlock our phones.
The latest update in the seemingly endless patent feud between Samsung and Apple finds that an Apple-won ban on the sale of certain Samsung phones and tablets hasn’t been overturned as Samsung hoped.
And here I’ve been calling the White House every 15 minutes like a sucker.
There’s been a tradeoff between price – Chromebooks start at around $200 – and specs, but HP’s latest offering sets it apart from earlier Chromebooks in a few ways.
If you’re okay with forking a monthly service fee over to Sprint for two years, you can get your hands on Samsung’s 7-inch Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 starting this Friday for just $50.
Phone design might get a bit swoopier between now and the end of the year.
Well, it looks like we can draw a big, fat, red line through “run over a pile of rocks” and “knock it off-balance with a 20-pound weight” on our list of ways to escape when a humanoid robot’s chasing after you.