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FitBit Ultra review: A good looking gadget to help you look good
‘Tis the season to regret being quite so jolly last week. But not regret enough to stop one from overindulging quite heavily again on New Years Eve. Then the real regret kicks in. Tralalala la la la...
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January’s get fit schedule just got smarter with the Wahoo Fitness Blue Heart...
I don’t know about you but with all this drinking, too many late nights and excessive eating, I felt like bypassing the New Year and beginning the January detoxing early – perhaps it’s just my age!...
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Scosche myTREK Wireless Pulse Monitor review
Serious about staying in shape? Then you’ll need data and lots of it. It’s hard enough to exercise (believe me I struggle with it on a daily basis) but it’s even harder to make each workout really...
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iBGStar: Blood glucose monitoring on your iPhone
I had no idea 2.9 million people had Diabetes in the UK and on top of that there are a further 850,000 undiagnosed cases. Diabetes can be difficult to monitor and keep under control. So to help, Sanofi...
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Aria Fitbit- Wifi scales with an app ecosystem
Losing weight is a tough business. Making money off losing weight is rich pickings and the diet industry is ironically a fatted calf. But it’s not all snake oil and there are some great gadgets out...
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You’ve made my Fitlist! Reebok and Spotify team up
If you move, or more specifically work out to the beat of a different drum then you might find music to be an essential work out companion. However if your local gym is anything like mine you may have...
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FitBit One and FitBit Zip: Taking the slog out of logging
Keeping in shape is hard work and technology has always been around to ease the transition from amorphous blob into chiseled Greek statue. Unfortunately people are lazy and when you’ve already put so...
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Stoptober: The gift of giving up
Quitting smoking is an incredibly hard challenge as the lure of free yellow teeth, smelly clothes and lung cancer is much too strong for some people. However, if for some odd reason you’d like to...
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Mio Cyclo 105C cycle computer review
Despite the daily threat of physical harm and death I do like cycling to and fro on London roads. In part this is because traffic makes buses agitating and the tube is a hot mess of sweat and...
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Head Sensor BT Runtastic: Getting down on the slopes
I hate going on about how cold it gets in winter. But man alive is it nippy out. And that’s just in my tiny East London cave. Imagine if I was hitting the slopes. A ridiulous image for many, many...
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Fitness gadgets: Keep your resolutions on track
I live alongside a canal, which is a prime running route and these past few days I’ve seen an exponential increase in people giving jogging a go, determined to “finally fit into those jeans”, or some...
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Electrolux Infisight and Zanussi QUADRO: Take your home cooking up a notch.
We recently did a feature on fitness gadget that covered all sorts of bits and bobs that will help you stay trim for 2013. However as I’m sure you know “great abs are made in the kitchen, not in the...
View ArticleRunware – the iPhone App that’s all heart
If you’re one of those joggers who go round and round, then Runware, the French-based Smartphone accessory company, have an App for you. The Runalyzer Sport Pack consists of a heart-monitor, armband...
View ArticleDyson AirBlade Tap Hand Dryer: Throwing in the towel
Dyson invited us out to South Kensington yesterday to show off the latest results of their mad tinkering. In an era of increasingly homogenised technology it’s always comforting to be in the presence...
View ArticleZone Dome: Get Off the Beaten Track
If you’re one of the UK’s 5 million recreational runners and are looking for something to add a bit of sparkle to a mundane slog on the treadmill, perhaps a trip through to rolling grasslands of...
View ArticleAlpha-Stim: Two Minutes to Stop Smoking
Products with Greek letters in their names tend to go one of two ways. They either become super popular and important (Omega watches) or flop massively (Betamax, Nu Coke*). So what will happen with the...
View ArticleTomTom GPS Sports Watches: Exercise and Technology – the Perfect Fit?
I’m more active that you might expect for someone who edits a gadget website and spends all day and I love any chance I get to combine exercise and technology. I’ve tried many a pedometer the FitBit...
View ArticleNutrino: Pocket Nutritionist
There are more than 1 billion overweight adults in the world and at least 300 million of them are clinically obese. Apparently. So at least this means that if you could stand to lose a few pounds...
View ArticleFitbit Flex Wireless Wristband Activity Tracker
It’s widely accepted that our sedentary lifestyles are killing us, which has helped the explosion in activity tracking devices. It’s very easy to let a whole day go by doing very little. Lots of people...
View ArticleTop 5 Cooking Apps
Consider yourself a novice in the kitchen? Not convinced by the never-ending slew of expensive celebrity cook books? Don’t worry; all answers, recipes, measurements and cooking dilemmas can be found in...
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