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Lee Bell

Lee Bell

Lee is a writer and editor for specialised technology publications.


Since 2012, he has been covering London's buzzing tech scene, reporting on the latest innovations in consumer tech, such as apps, artificial intelligence, health tech, the Internet of Things and the smart home, internet security, semiconductors, startups, transport and telecoms.

You can find him writing for publications such as GQ, Esquire, Men's Health, The Times, The Sun, The Mirror, Wired UK, MailOnline and The Metro, covering topics such as health and fitness, entertainment, science, space, and travel.

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ARTICLES

Apple Watch and yoga: A guide to staying fit and flexible with Apple's smartwatch

Apple Watch and yoga guide

We put the Watch Series 4 to the yoga test
Bose gets into sleep tech with Sleepbuds - and more audio wellbeing tech to come

Bose gets into sleep tech

We try out the new earbuds and chat to Bose execs about a very relaxing future
Carv first look: Hitting the slopes with the wearable ski coach

Hitting the slopes with Carv

We go skiing with the instructor that lives inside your ski boots
Machina is merging smart clothing and VR with its Out of Body Experience collection

Machina merges VR & smart clothing

It all started with a pirate radio and a MIDI rain coat
AliveCor boss Vic Gundotra: This is the kind of heart data that might save your life

AliveCor boss on life saving heart data

The ex-Google SVP talks us through the Kardia Band for Apple Watch
Acer's new cycling computer overlays fitness data onto HD video

Acer cycling cam overlays data onto video

It can even be set to record when your heart rate increases
How Six Flags and Alton Towers built fresh theme park thrills for VR roller coasters

VR thrills at Six Flags & Alton Towers

We ride Magic Mountain and Air with Gear VR headsets strapped to our faces
Working wearables: What's in it for the employees?

Are work wearables worth it?

Could tech make your working life better if you agree to track it?
Wave and enter: The wearable tech set to kill the password and PIN for good

The wearables set to kill the password

NFC rings, RFID chips and payment wearables are coming