Forbes March 28, 2019
Maciej Duraj

Wearable devices and gadgets, which include smartwatches such as the Apple Watch, offer a lot of benefits for the user. They take technology into a new frontier with biometrics in order to help people be able to track their sleeping patterns, health (including heart rate) and other metrics while having a watch, alarm clock, personal calendar and many other features on a wrist.

They are great workout devices because we can hook them up to wireless headphones, go on a run, track the miles or kilometers we ran, see the amount of calories we burnt and help us out with many other daily tasks — all without having to have a hefty runner’s pack or backpack on us for...

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