Sure, the idea of smart shoe insoles may sound a tad ridiculous when just about everything tracks our steps. But how about insoles that can also warm up your toes? We had a chance to try out the ...

Digitsole is an interactive insole for your shoe, capable of performing three functions your run-of-the-mill insole would struggle with. It can warm your feet, track how many steps you take, and ...

Dan Graziano is an associate editor for CNET. His work has appeared on BGR, Fox News, Fox Business, and Yahoo News, among other publications. When he isn't tinkering with the latest gadgets and gizmos ...

If you know Digitsole at all, it’s probably for the company’s connected, heated insoles. This year at CES, the company is building upon its inner-shoe expertise with something decidedly more ambitious ...

If someone told you that you would one day use your cell phone to control how much heat your insoles would generate, you'd most likely have laughed to tears... in case you understood what all this was ...

Smartphone connected devices and accessories are becoming more popular, and now we have the Digitsole, a device which its creators will be trying to fund via Kickstarter. Digitsole is a smartphone ...

I get cold toes. I mean really, really cold toes. So cold they turn white. There are products built to address this issue, like battery-powered socks. But battery-powered socks require wearing a ...

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I know, I would have probably used "feet-on" in the headline, but the fact of the matter is I used my hands on this one. The company didn't have nearly enough products to let us all slip them in our ...

At CES 2016, Digitsole introduced its “self-lacing” sneakers, inspired by Marty McFly’s infamous kicks from Back to The Future Part II. Now the company is looking to outdo itself with its latest line ...

Improving your cycling game doesn’t have to involve buying a new bike or investing in an expensive power meter — instead, you might consider starting from the bottom. This week, Digitsole, the ...