Nike has plenty of high-tech ways to track your workout, but its latest tech breakthrough is really just about looking cool.
Watch CNET Update for details on the new HyperAdapt 1.0 self-lacing sneakers, along with changes coming to the Nike+ app. It can feel like we’re saturated with health-tracking tech these days, but AliveCor is taking a different approach with its Kardia Band for Apple Watch. Fossil, on the other hand, created activity-tracking jewelry that may remind you of another gadget:
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