Like many companies, Microsoft jumped on the fitness tracker bandwagon with its Microsoft Band and sequel, Band 2: Electric Boogaloo. (Or was it Band 2: The Legend of Curly’s Gold?) But with no sign ...

Microsoft has updated its wristworn fitness tracker, called Microsoft Band with new functionality to track cycling and an SDK for Windows and Android phones. The company says iOS integration is coming ...

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After months of rumors, Microsoft has announced a new health-focused wearable device called the ‘Band.’ The new device contains 10 sensors for tracking steps, heart rate, sleep, and other biometrics.

Microsoft plans to shutdown support May 31 for its Health Dashboard applications and services, including those for the wearable device Microsoft Band. Microsoft ended sales of the Band in 2016, but ...

We’ve never been huge fans of Microsoft’s Band devices, but the fitness wearable does have a dedicated fan base. Unfortunately for its boosters, the Band 2 may be Microsoft’s final fitness tracker as ...

It's official: After much speculation, Microsoft has launched its fitness wearable, the Microsoft Band. The band accompanies a new health platform, Microsoft Health, which will run as an app on iOS, ...

If you're still using the Microsoft Band for all your smartwatch, fitness tracker, and wearable needs, your loyalty might pay off. Though Microsoft discontinued the Band in 2016, it kept the online ...