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Visible, easy-to-read augmented reality display works in either eye. Customizable display shows stats while swimming, turning, and resting. Great battery life. Waterproof up to 32 feet. Syncs with app ...

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Fitness tech startup Form launches its first product today: augmented reality swimming goggles. You might think AR sounds like a bit of a gimmick for swimmers. I certainly did. My Apple Watch already ...

Displays have been getting more intimate for years, moving from the laptop to your phone to the smartwatch on your wrist. It’s increasingly common to rely on a gadget like the Apple Watch or Garmin ...

If you're into swimming and swim gear, you're probably way ahead of us on this one. Canadian tech firm Form has launched an update to its Smart Swim 2 goggles, which track your performance and heart ...

PORTLAND, Oregon, January 10. SKYLINE Northwest Corporation, manufacturer of the sought-after BARRACUDA line of swim products, will be releasing its new Fenix Swim Goggle in January of 2014. The Fenix ...

After her children's swim goggles kept breaking, Ashley Carson, a resident of Goodyear, thought there had to be a better way to secure goggles without them snapping in two, tugging at hair, or ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. There are lots of smart gadgets that track running, but few track swimming — that is, if you’d like ...