Oakley's phone app also needs work ... The only way to get credit for workouts is to run or bike while wearing the Radar Pace. That's a problem. I do a lot of my winter runs on the treadmill ...

Based on what I saw in my demonstration, the Oakley Radar Pace looks promising. It’s stylish, light, comfortable (as long as you don’t wear glasses, since it won’t work with them), and ...

who manages the Radar Pace project at Oakley. The system, run through an app available for Android devices and iPhones, can also connect to other wearable devices a user might be wearing ...

The Oakley Radar Pace will be available Oct. 1st for $449 ... into your phone's GPS and studies your heart rate if you're wearing a third-party Bluetooth-enabled monitor. Oakley says this feature ...

Oakley and Intel’s Radar Pace training sunglasses ... and adjust the volume. Will we all wear talking gradients on our faces in the future? The Radar Pace costs $449.

The product in question is Oakley’s Radar Pace glasses — a partnership between ... Alternatively, you can wear the glasses while on a free run and still use the real-time tracking.

"Okay Radar, what is today’s workout?" "You’re going 10 miles on the flat," a female voice with a hint of robot replies. And so our trial of Oakley’s Radar Pace glasses begins. First, some ...

Luxottica Group and Intel announced the launch of the new smart eyewear Radar Pace, which features a real-time voice activated coaching system. Combining Luxottica’s Oakley brand’s performance ...

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At first glance, Oakley's Radar Pace looks like a normal set of sunglasses, albeit one with a pair of removable ear buds. But packed into that frame is Bluetooth connectivity, a microphone for ...

For all the built-in technology and sensors, the Radar Pace lacks a heart rate monitor, which means that, if you want to track that key workout metric, you’ll need to wear and connect to a third party ...