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Moov made a lot of noise when it debuted the self-titled Moov, a fitness tracker powered in part by artificial intelligence. The pitch? A more personalized fitness tracker, one that could use machine ...

A powerful, low-cost device that 3D maps whatever it's strapped to could seriously shake up fitness-oriented wearable tech. Nick Statt was a staff reporter for CNET News covering Microsoft, gaming, ...

The Moov Now is not your typical activity tracker. Rather than monitoring your exercise and letting you know how many steps you've taken and how great you're doing, it's designed to be a personal ...

The wearable sports coach is back, but can it impress the second time around? A triumphant return, with its smaller size, improved strap and six months of battery life, Moov Now is a more mature ...

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There are quite a few fitness trackers out there now that all do exactly the same thing: monitor how much you move. While there are tons that can tell you you're not moving around enough, there isn't ...

The Moov HR is heart rate-based fitness tracker that fits in a sweatband or swim cap to keep you in your target zone while working out. Aims to provide heart rate accuracy on par with an EKG machine.

Moov is a brilliant run trainer that's unique within the sports wearables. More than just a tracker, the coaching on offer is superb, and most runners can learn genuinely useful information and use ...

Unlike most fitness trackers, which assume you already know what you're doing, the Moov Now is like having your own personal coach. When paired with a smartphone, an audio guide walks you through ...