This morning, as we were sliding on our backside down the icy pavement towards CNET Towers, watching our grotesquely swollen post-Yuletide paunch wobbling unattractively, we steeled ourselves for some ...

The Withings scale is great. It keeps track of your weight, BMI, and more to graph everything for an at-a-glance review of how fat you’re getting. Now it’s got ...

Despite all our 21st-century technical wizardry, one of the easiest and least expensive ways to get a very basic idea of physical health is through a metric that’s been used for a very long time: body ...

Looking for a smarter way to track your progress shedding pounds and getting fit? Invest in a smart device that puts your dusty old bathroom scale to shame. The best-selling Etekcity WiFi Smart Scale ...

Xiaomi first announced the Yunmai Good Light Mini 2 Smart Body Scale around March this year and it was an instant hit as a result of the fitness packages it comes with. The success of the first model ...

Withings has given their WiFi Body Scale a bit of an upgrade. Now, every time you stand on it to see how much you weigh, it will automatically tweet your weight. The Withings WiFi Body Scale will ...

Some people use a favorite pair of jeans, others a tape measure. I’ve always been a fan of the scale as a means of monitoring my weight. When I was pregnant, I even kept a paper chart and pen inside ...

Issy-les-Moulineaux, France – March 22, 2010 – Withings, maker of the world’s first WiFi connected personal scale, today announced its integration with HealthVault, a personal health record platform ...

The Withings Body smart scale is easy to use and provides basic stats via WiFi. But while it does everything it promises to do, it’s lacking in metrics needed to properly track health and fitness. Why ...

Almost everyone has a love-hate relationship with their bathroom scales. We worry about that extra slice of cake adding on the pounds, but dread the confirmation coming from the hulking scales with ...

Nokia is ready to be a consumer brand again. Of course, to many, it never stopped. Even as its phone business changed hands to Microsoft and then to HMD Global, the Nokia brand never really died. So ...