Before that episode, at another doctor’s office my blood pressure was taken with a wrist cuff. The nurse saw the reading of nearly 160, looked at me and said, “That can’t be right.” ...

“Call Will.i.am,” you yell at your wrist cuff as you leave your trendy apartment. “Play Get This Party Started,” you shriek into your other wrist cuff as you step out of a black car. A ...

Branded as a tablet for your wrist (because really, you can’t call this an enormous smartwatch), the Rufus Cuff claims that it “ends the era of the watch and ushers in the Wrist Computer.” ...

The Rufus Cuff is currently over on the Indiegogo website looking to raise $250,000 to make the jump from concept to production and is fitted with a built-in speaker, microphone, and camera.

With its huge body, I suppose it's appropriate that Rufus Labs CEO Gabe Grifoni thinks this kind of device deserves its own name. Hardly a watch, this hulking "wrist communicator" runs Android 4.4 ...

DEAR DR. ROACH: I am an 80-year-old woman whose blood pressure is normally around 135/65 mmHg. For several years now, I have one doctor who uses wrist monitors. When they take my blood pressure ...