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HTC: ‘we’re not going to have an Android watch’
While recent pictures of the HTC Halfbeak smartwatch have been circling the web recently, Chialin Chang, HTC’s President of Smartphones and Connected Devices has stated that the company isn’t planning to release an Android Wear smartwatch anytime soon. I can tell you that we’re not going to have an Android watch. I don’t think we’ve…
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DEAL: UA Health Box price takes a $50 nose dive
The price of the UA Health Box is down to $285.69 on Amazon. The online retailer has not said how long it will keep the price this low, but the last time that the price was below $290, it only lasted a little more than a day before the bundle was out of stock and…
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UA Record is using IBM Watson to analyze your fitness
Before you get paranoid about IBM’s Watson super computer keeping track of every step you make when using the UA Record app, we’d like to point out that the partnership between Under Armour and IBM does not give IBM access to any of the data. Under Armour is using Watson Analytics from IBM which is…
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Under Armour Connected Life video showcases HTC-build fitness accessories
While HTC’s logo is present on all the new Under Armour fitness devices which were unveiled at CES, Under Armour it taking the lead on the marketing front. The company has posted a new video which highlights the UA HealthBox which contains the UA Band fitness tracker, UA Heart Rate monitor and UA Scale. There…
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HTC and Under Armour unveil UA HealthBox with activity tracker, smart scale and heart rate monitor
That mysterious family of fitness devices that HTC has been teasing since the middle of 2015 has finally arrived! HTC and Under Armour announced the UA HealthBox today, a package of fitness products which includes the UA Band, UA Heart Rate and UA Scale. While the HTC Grip was originally designed as a complex fitness…
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HTC GRIP launch cancelled, “state-of-the-art” health and fitness portfolio coming later this year
Two weeks into the third quarter, HTC has just announced that the Q2 launch of the HTC Grip has been cancelled. A statement sent to us by HTC says that HTC has “decided to align GRIP with the entire product portfolio for health and fitness launching later this year.” The statement also makes references to…
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HTC Grip fitness tracker unveiled
HTC continues its technology connected devices portfolio expansion today with the introduction of the HTC Grip – an IP57 waterproof fitness tracker, powered by Under Armour Record. But the HTC Grip isn’t just another FitBit knockoff. The device features integrated GPS and is intended to athletes and fitness enthusiasts more than the average consumer who…