BUSINESS WEEK - Oct 29 - The $199 activity-tracking wristband and related app can track and analyze health, fitness and sleep data. The band works with the company’s free Health app and runs on its Windows system, iOS and Android. Its 10 sensors such as a GPS, cansend notifications from a user’s Windows Phone and lets consumers automatically pay for Starbucks beverages. The device includes Cortana voice-controlled personal assistant, as well as e-mail, weather, stock prices and access to Twitter and Facebook.
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