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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Wellness startup Bellabeat, which has primarily marketed its wearable health trackers to women, recently introduced Ivy, a stylish ...

Wearables started out as ugly, clunky things that were made for fitness freaks and manly men with a fondness for huge watches. Now, the tech community is opening up to the idea that wearable tech can ...

The global wellness industry was valued at $4.5 trillion in 2018, and one of the fastest-growing sectors within this industry is the wellness tech market. Many major tech companies like Apple and ...

Bellabeat has unveiled the newest addition to its range of nature-inspired wearables, the Bellabeat Leaf Chakra. As reported by Wareable, the brand has revealed the new release on the opening day of ...

In a world growing more conscious about women's health, one organization has been stirring a quiet revolution: Bellabeat. Originally renowned for its chic, smart jewelry, Bellabeat has been leading ...

The Bellabeat Time is a minimal and good-looking hybrid smartwatch. It certainly isn’t for everyone, particularly those who want fitness tracking, heart rate data or more detailed analysis of sleep.

Bellabeat, the startup that launched earlier this year with a system to help moms-to-be to track their pregnancies, has closed on a $4.5 million round of funding. The investment, which counts as ...

What is the human body if not a platform for data? Today, we can track our footsteps, sleep, calories burned, UV ray intake, heart rate, stress levels---and that’s just for us. Imagine then, if you ...

Wellness startup Bellabeat, which has primarily marketed its wearable health trackers to women, recently introduced Ivy, a stylish, comfortable health tracker with a long-lasting battery life, poised ...

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