What wearable tech should I buy and which fitness trackers are the best?
Get the lowdown on the technology that will keep you looking healthy and stylish throughout 2017
JUST a few years ago, it was assumed that tech nerds were basement-dwelling burger botherers with massive waistlines and non-existent social skills.
But the next generation of gadget mavens are more likely to be tracking their blood sugar levels than monitoring the inexorable growth of their burgeoning bellies.
Silicon Valley has declared war on death and illness, with its brightest minds promising to make humans "a-mortal" by beating disease.
You can join this fight in a small way by using "wearable" technology to help you become fitter, happier and more productive.
This super-hot area of tech includes smartwatches, fitness trackers and all manner of gizmos designed to help you lead a better life.
"The interactive OLED display makes it easy to get your stats and with a battery life of up to 5 days, you can track day and night without needing a charge."
Apple Watch Series 2
"Lightweight, slim and elegant, this device tracks steps taken, distance covered, calories burned and exercise sessions, as well as their sleeping pattern to get the full picture of their health.
"When synced with a Smartphone, users can receive text, call and calendar notifications and set a silent alarm to help them wake up more naturally."
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