If you've heard of Runtastic, it probably means you're something of a jock: The company got its start building running apps for tracking your distance, pace, et cetera. For the past two years, though, ...

Wearables are popping up left and right, but they aren’t setting the world on fire. One problem might be too many options, and too few useful ones. The other might be the fact that most of them are ...

Spurred by a general love and curiosity for fitness gadgets and self-quantifications, I've decided to give running another shot. It's a newfound resolution for me. I've flirted with running on and off ...

It seems like everyone is getting into the wearables market these days. There's Fitbit, Misfit, Nike Fuel Band, Withings Pulse, and about twenty others I can think of. So when a new tracker shows up ...

Runtastic is doing the reverse of what many startups are doing these days: it’s going from being a software platform provider to becoming a hardware maker with the Runtastic Orbit fitness tracker. The ...

It’s Runner’s Week at Cult of Mac. Every day this week, I’m reviewing a different running app for Apple Watch in an effort to help you decide which one belongs on your wrist to log all your sweaty ...

We love running. For some people it’s a monotonous and exhausting task, but there’s always this sweet spot in the middle of a run where your breathing is perfect; your legs are moving effortlessly; ...

Austria isn’t synonymous with big-money tech acquisitions, but Runtastic put the country firmly on the global startup map this month when it was snapped up for a cool $239 million by sports giant ...

Runtastic has updated its Runtastic Pro app for Android with the ability to make shareable videos of your various runs courtesy of Google Earth. Runtastic has updated its Runtastic Pro app for Android ...

It's not nice savaging a product like this, but the Runtastic Moment simply can't be recommended. Hit and miss step accuracy, manual sleep tracking, horribly uncomfortable design in the premium ...

Over the last several years, we’ve come to understand that activity trackers must be unobtrusive bracelets, rubbery black caterpillars that occupy our wrists and log our every move. There’s life after ...

Can I share with you just how much I hate running? Having tried it across a number of years, indoors and outdoors, it's simply not for me. I inevitably spend the whole time thinking, "Why? Why am I ...