Garmin is a top-notch workout tracker, and Whoop offers a top-notch recovery tracker. Which is better overall?

Smart gadgets this October are changing how people train, track, and recover, making workouts more efficient, enjoyable, and easier to stay consistent.

The NYC Marathon is on Sunday, and amid the chaos of more than 50,000 runners and about 2 million spectators, the pacers keep ...

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Strava has voluntarily dropped its (frankly baffling) lawsuit against fellow fitness giant Garmin. Strava's filing today is incredibly brief—just a single line, with no filings or responses from ...

Elevated cholesterol levels have become increasingly common these days. When cholesterol levels are high, it leads to plaque build-up in the arteries, leading to atherosclerosis. This condition ...

The Philips Norelco i9000 Prestige Ultra uses AI-powered sensors to read your face and adjust in real time for the fastest, smoothest shave possible. The flexible heads follow every contour, so you’re ...

I can hear music when I'm biking! They are workout headphones, sunglasses, and an action camera. Garmin and Strava integration. Lots of influencer-friendly features, like auto-capture for highlight ...

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders paid a visit to The View Monday (Oct. 20) where he addressed the unlikely Republican allies he’s found himself siding with amid the ongoing government shutdown. On The ...

Are you ready for winter? Many of us aren't exactly looking forward to the colder weather and the inevitable storms. Here's the good news: what you do right now could protect your home and save you ...