Jawbone’s new fitness trackers aren’t the ones we’d recommend, but they’re getting a little better. The Up2, Up3, and Up4 can now automatically track your sleep with a free over-the-air update. The Up3 and Up4 also get passive heart rate tracking. [Jawbone]
Jawbone UP3 Hands On: A Fitness Tracker With Some Fashion Sense
Everybody's vying for fitness tracker dominance. Microsoft released its Band last week, and new models of the Fitbit and Basis smartwatches are on the way. Now, Jawbone wants create a fashionable fitness tracker that you wouldn't mind wearing all day.
The Pebble Smartwatch Now Doubles as a $100 Fitness Tracker
The days of dedicated fitness trackers may be numbered. The evidence is piling up: the Apple Watch will be your personal trainer, the new Basis Peak is adding smartwatch-like notifications... and now the Pebble smartwatch is becoming a fitness tracker too.
Jawbone's New UP24 Finally Brings Bluetooth to the Party
It's kind of hard to believe, but Jawbone—a company that was built on Bluetooth—didn't have a wireless radio in the first two iterations of its fitness tracker, the Jawbone UP. That finally changes today with the introduction of the Jawbone UP24.
Jawbone Syncs Up With 10 New Partners, Acquires BodyMedia
Jawbone is acquiring BodyMedia, makers of health monitoring armbands, for over $100 million. No further details have been made public about the deal.
Jawbone UP (2012) Review: Still Not Fit To Buy
The original Jawbone UP could be considered one of the most expensive beta tests of all time. It leaked, it broke, and it didn't accurately track your activities—that may have been due to all those wet, compromised components.
The Life-Tracking Jawbone Up Is Back! (And Hopefully It'll Work This Time)
Jawbone has given its life-tracking Up bracelet a second chance. The original was promising, but had a sky-high failure rate. The new band, Jawbone hopes, will fix the massive problems of the original, and deliver on its equally massive potential.
Lark Snarks At Jawbone UP With Free Trade In Offer
The fitness-tracking Jawbone UP has its share of problems. (It dies!) Jawbone is offering refunds, but it also created a big opening for competitors. Like LARK, which is offering free sleep trackers to anyone willing to trade-in a Jawbone UP.
Big Ups to Jawbone For Doing Right By UP Customers
Jawbone CEO Hosain Rahman addressed the problems surrounding its UP fitness tracking bracelet (some of which had a tendency to die) with a dramatic unconditional guarantee today.
Jawbone UP Review: A Potentially Wonderful Thing That You Should Not Buy (Updated)
The Jawbone Up is everything I ever wanted in a fitness tracker. Because it's a bracelet, it's always with me. It goes everywhere, it's positively ambient, and ridiculously fun. That's great. Don't buy it. Without a big fix, it's garbage.
Wondrously Childlike Gifts For The New Dad
Babies are so adorable! And so very much trouble. They're always hungry, often crying and never sleeping. But here's a little secret: fatherhood can be a great excuse to gear up. Oh man. I'm totally lactating.
Jawbone's Up Bracelet Tracks Your Body as It Sleeps, Eats, or Sits Around Getting Fat
We all know Jawbone best for their small things that make sound—Bluetooth headsets and speakers. But their newest concoction doesn't make any noise at all—it's a bracelet. The Up band will keep tabs on your body, 24/7.
