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Moov, the wearable maker best known for its line of fitness trackers with their accompanying digital coaches, is today branching off into mindfulness. The company is the latest to join the self-care c

This week seems to be a good one for media streaming companies in Asia. Hot on the heels of Malaysia-based Iflix raising $133 million for its Netflix-like service for emerging markets, Hong Kong&#821

Motivation is hard to come by. If you’re lucky, you have friends that will go to the gym with you to keep you in line. If you’re wealthy, you can hire a personal trainer. But if your friends have

Three years ago, wearables were the new, new thing. There were only a few wearable fitness trackers available on the market, and each was exciting and fresh compared with familiar technology like smar

Moov, the fitness tracker that raised $3 million in a Series A this October, now supports Android. The idea behind Moov is pretty simple: Rather than counting your steps and giving some illusion of

The crowdfunded fitness tracker Moov, built by former Apple engineer and HALO game designer Nikola Hu, Microsoft Research vets Meng Li (now Moov CEO) and Tony Yuan, has raised $3 million in new fundi

Yesterday, ex-Apple engineer Nikola Hu and friends <a href="https://beta.techcrunch.com/2014/02/27/ex-apple-engineer-launches-moov-the-next-generation-of-wearable-fitness-tracking/">launched a crowdfu

Welcome to the next generation of wearable fitness tracking! The first round of fitness trackers focused on introducing the idea of data to your daily activity and workout, but a new company called <a