Though smartwatches and Google Glass have made for some bold and interesting products, you could easily argue that the best wearables so far have been fitness trackers. But are these US$100+ ...

You can't accuse Jawbone of taking shortcuts with its fitness wearables. The company prematurely pulled the plug on the original 2011 UP and took it back to the lab ...

The new UP24 fitness band removes many of the pain points of its predecessor. It also signals a future of seamless interactions, passive updates, and a burgeoning ecosystem of connected devices. For ...

Late last year, Jawbone faced a herculean task: regaining consumers' trust after widespread reports of brickage on the original Up fitness tracker. The outfit was able to right many of the wrongs that ...

Anyone who actually pays attention to their fitness knows that being fit involves three major factors: getting enough sleep, exercising your body and eating right. While many fitness trackers on the ...

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While Jawbone’s UP fitness tracking wristband has always seemed to be relatively popular (at least around these parts), it’s done so despite one obvious quirk: in a world full of wirelessly-syncing ...

Moderate exercise and a decent night’s sleep are the foundation of good health, and yet they’re all too easily neglected. The Jawbone UP24 can fix that, first by tracking your sleep patterns and the ...

Of all the fitness trackers you can wear on your wrist — and boy, are there a lot of ’em — Jawbone’s Up may be the most minimalist one from a hardware standpoint. Like other such gadgets, the springy, ...

Editors' Note, March 12, 2014: This review was originally published on November 13, 2013. It has since been updated to reflect the addition of Android support. If having a screen isn't a priority, the ...

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