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 ...

It’s been three months and change since Microsoft entered the health wearables market with its Band fitness bracelet. And now Microsoft is pushing out some significant updates to the device in a ...

In late March, Microsoft released emergency patch KB5085516, which was meant to fix broken Microsoft app logins.

Dig another grave in the fitness tracker cemetery, next to the Bodymedia Core, the Nike FuelBand, and the Basis Band, because it looks like the Microsoft Band is dead. ZDnet, which broke the news last ...

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, ...

There have been plenty of rumours about Microsoft and the wearables: after all it was never going to let the likes of Apple and Google steal a match in such a potentially significant market. Yet given ...

It appears Microsoft was torn between developing a smartwatch and a fitness tracker, as its latest foray into the world of wearable tech includes elements of both. The Microsoft Band is primarily a ...

The first leaked image of the Microsoft Band 2 has appeared online, and it looks like the fitness tracker is undergoing a curvy redesign. The original Band was well received in terms of functionality, ...

Microsoft last month entered the wearables market with the Microsoft Band, which, paired with the new Microsoft Health Web site and app for the wrist band, is designed to track your physical ...