The Charge 3 does what it's supposed to do but remains a bit bland. FULL STORY >

Shortly after Samsung said that they will work together with Absa to introduce Samsung Pay, FNB went on the offensive. FULL STORY >

A great addition to the Fitbit range, the Versa is unobtrusive and gets the job done. FULL STORY >

A smartwatch for all? FULL STORY >

“How We Will Pay”* study shows consumers who own wearables buy more, prefer cashless purchases and view devices as eliminating buying friction. FULL STORY >

Core Group today announced the launch of Fitbit’s first smartwatch in South Africa. Fitbit Ionic, the world’s first truly cross-platform high-end smartwatch, with industry leading battery life, is available immediately from retailers... FULL STORY >

Fitbit has made changes to their Alta smartband, with version 2 now coming with continuous heart rate monitoring, utilising a specially designed PurePulse chip. The company believes this makes the Alta HR the world’s slimmest fitness wristband to... FULL STORY >

The Charge 2 from Fitbit is, as you might have guessed, a second generation fitness tracker, bringing with it a larger display as well as heart rate monitoring. FULL STORY >

Fitbit may pay between $34 and $40 million to acquire smartwatch maker Pebble. FULL STORY >

With the ability to track one's sleep a large part of what Fitbit offers users, the company has now unveiled a host of new features built around that functionality. FULL STORY >

Going the semi-smartwatch route, Fitbit takes heart rate monitoring to the masses. If you can afford its R4k price tag. FULL STORY >

Two new Fitbit devices, the Blaze and Alta, were launched at an event at the iStore in Sandton this morning. FULL STORY >

Premium, interchangeable accessories to fit your personal style and all-day advanced fitness motivation with new features like ‘Reminders to Move' to help you reach your health and fitness goals FULL STORY >

The Fitbit Flex is a fairly innocuous looking wireless wristband. In the ever-growing fitness wearable market, can it compete against the flashier offerings currently available? FULL STORY >