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What Good Are Wearable Computers if the Data Is Wrong?

April 12, 2023

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An Apple Watch or a Garmin can draw incorrect conclusions about your health, but the broad trends may be more valuable than the numbers.

By BRIAN X. CHEN | NYTimes Technology | Disclosure

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What Good Are Wearable Computers if the Data Is Wrong?

An Apple Watch or a Garmin can draw incorrect conclusions about your health, but the broad trends may be more valuable than the numbers.

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