An international evidence-base demonstrates that healthy lifestyle digital technologies, like
exergames, health-related mobile applications ('apps') and wearable health devices are …

As consumer cultures become increasingly digital and the digital/data has become more
commodified, geographers have turned their attention to researching the ways in which …

Palgrave's New Femininities in Digital, Physical and Sporting Cultures series is dedicated to
exploring emerging forms and expressions of femininity, feminist activism and politics in an …

Digital data is an increasing and continual presence across the sites, activities and
relationships of everyday life. In this article we explore what data presence means for the …

With the advent of apps, other software and wearable devices designed to enable people to
easily monitor and measure details about their bodies, much attention has been paid to the …

In this article, we draw on findings from an empirical project involving talking to Australian
women about their sensory and sensemaking engagements with digital health technologies …

This article presents a diffractive experiment in thinking about mothers' engagements with
self-tracking technologies as materially and discursively produced phenomena. Inspired by …

Self-tracking practices have attracted burgeoning academic interest in recent years. This
article draws on interviews with Australians who identify as regular self-trackers, examining …

Algorithms are widely used in our data-driven media landscape. Many misconceptions have
arisen about how these algorithms work and what they can do. In this study, we conducted a …

The purpose of this study was to examine the effect of major intrinsic (functional, expressive,
aesthetic, tracking) and extrinsic (brand name, price) attributes of broadly defined wearables …