New Device Tracks Stress Levels In Attempt To Manage It
Wearable monitors are often used to track your daily physical activity, but there's a new option that now allows wearers to keep tabs on their stress levels.
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Wearable monitors are often used to track your daily physical activity, but there's a new option that now allows wearers to keep tabs on their stress levels.
Are you one of the more than 16 million people who used the Most Used Words app on Facebook? If so, you may want to consider deleting it right away.
In this week's "There's an app for that" it's all about movement. The app Moves tracks how active or inactive you are during the day relays it as a 'story' of your daily life, including counting how many steps you take each day and how many calories you burned.
CBS4 Anchor Walter Makaula took a look at the new trend of leasing versus buying, and the pros and cons of both.
With thousands of apps ready to download, it's hard to swipe your way to one you'd use.
Google is putting twist to the concept of automated reply, rolling out a new tool meant to write artificially intelligent responses to your email.
Apple TV is not just for streaming anymore.
Facebook has admitted its app may be draining your iPhone battery faster than usual but now there's a fix.
A growing number of people are complaining their new iPhones are too hot to hold sometimes. In one extreme case, a phone went up in smoke.
Twitter is making some cuts and it has nothing to do with characters.
The White House has tapped into crowdfunding to help Syrian refugees.
Microsoft is looking for a reboot to their Windows devices as the tech giant unveiled several new products at an event Tuesday.
Cybercrime is costing companies a significant amount of money and it's only climbing for those in the U.S. and overseas, according to new research.
Dozens of people camped out in front of the Apple store on Miami Beach overnight to be the first in line to buy the new iPhone 6s.
Online poker players beware. There may be someone at your table looking at your cards, but they're not standing behind you.
