Health

There's a new wearable from Fitbit on the way, and it can detect when a heart goes into AFib. Will it work in Australia?

Masking up is one of those things you just might have have to do until the coronavirus is quelled, but if you don't like the air quality, you might like LG's latest gadget.

Heart rate. Sweat. Skin temperature. Stress management. Fitbit's next smartwatch aims to take the fight to other wearables with more tech than most wearables offer.

While technology can improve many things, some remain deliberately old school. Dental floss is one, but Panasonic's approach is a little newer.

The Apple Watch and Fitbit wearables aren't the only smartwatch game in town, as Samsung's circular bezel returns to the Galaxy Watch.

The mask we're being asked to wear to protect us all could be due for a change, as MIT redesigns the mask in a way that makes it clearer and reusable.

Optus customers outside of Australia's major cities can send a message to a virtual psychology team if they yearn for listening.

A smart watch or smart band is great at tracking calories lost, movement, and tracking your sleep, but what if they could predict more serious conditions?

Australia has an app that its government wants users to download, but will it work, and does COVIDSafe need work?

Information on the COVID-19 coronavirus can be found everywhere, but if you're looking for details in an easy to find place, WHO has the answers on Facebook.