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Some high quality renders of Oppo's upcoming Watch 3 series have leaked. The design shows what appears to be an aluminum chassis with an etched crown, flat button, and leather straps.
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Brandon Schneider has credited his Apple Watch for saving his life as it had alerted people when he fell unconscious and received severe head injuries. Brandon has urged all to use their watches well.
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Gartner has said that spend in the global wearable market will reach $81.5 billion this year, up 18.1% compared to 2020 where spend reached $69 billion. Ear-worn devices will create the most spend.
Electronics company nubia has announced a new smartwatch featuring a flexible display. It is called the nubia Watch and will be available for purchase in China on August 5. Pre-orders are open.
A screenshot of Samsung's Wearable app has confirmed that the company's upcoming wireless earbuds, the Galaxy Buds Live, will feature Active Noise Cancellation. They should be announced on August 5.
By using conducting graphite patterns drawn with pencils and regular office-papers as flexible supporting substrates, the team built a biometric wearable that can gauge temperature, sweat, pH, etc.
Google may be getting serious about building its own smartwatch as new job listings from the search giant reveal that it's looking to fill at least two top positions in its wearable hardware division.
During CES 2019, Withings announced its latest products, the Move and Move ECG. The former was initially expected to have its retail launch in February, but that might now be delayed until April.
At $120, Casio's G-SHOCK GBA800 is a watch that has a few smart features. Mainly, it has a step tracker and connects to your phone through Bluetooth when it needs to, using the G-SHOCK Connected app.
A "small number" of Watch Series 4 users are reporting that their smartwatch has been bricked after updating to watchOS 5.1. The company has now pulled the update, with no fix announced as of yet.
You can now purchase a magnetic charger for the Apple Watch with a 0.3m USB-C cable. The new charger version will set you back $29 via the Apple Store and shipments begin on October 24 in the U.S.
Garmin has a huge line of wearable products, but its latest offering will give users an option that can withstand immense amounts of punishment thanks to its rugged exterior and specifications.
The Galaxy Watch Golf Edition can now be purchased in South Korea in two models and it comes with the Smart Caddie app. This variant also includes the same specs as the original edition.
Apple has quietly bought Akonia Holographics, a Longmont, Colorado-based firm that builds lenses for augmented reality glasses. The move suggests the tech giant could be making its own AR glasses.
The rumored Samsung Galaxy Watch is expected to launch along with the Galaxy Note9 during the Galaxy Unpacked 2018 event on August 9. Pre-orders for both devices are supposed to start on August 14.
The Garmin vÃvoactive 3 Music is a GPS smartwatch featuring the Garmin Pay contactless payment app, music storage capacity of up to 500 songs, and a heart rate sensor, among others. It costs $299.99.
Spectacles didn't exactly take the world by storm, but it was an interesting attempt by Snap Inc. Now, it looks like a successor is in the works if a new FCC filing is any indication.
Huami has made its premium fitness smartwatch, the Stratos, available for sale to the public. The watch features an always-on transflective color touchscreen display, ceramic bezel, and more.
Garmin has introduced its new activity tracker called vÃvofit 4 which aims to offer users a battery time of over a year and an always-on display with a suggested retail price of $79.99.
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While the Galaxy Note8 will headline Samsung's upcoming Unpacked event, the company will also unveil a new waterproof fitness wearable dubbed the Gear Fit2 Pro, with support for iOS and Android.
With the recent appearance of a mystery wearable passing through the FCC, Samsung may have just hinted at the upcoming device during a survey sent out to members of its SmartLab program.
Louis Vuitton is getting into the smart wearables market with the luxurious Tambour Horizon, a smartwatch that runs Android Wear 2.0 and has a 300mAh battery that is expected to last a day.
The Token ring is aiming to replace many of the things that you carry with you on a daily basis that keep you secure. The device will offer security and convenience for just $249.
Qualcomm has unveiled its new entry in the wearables platform, the Snapdragon Wear 1200, which complements the Wear 1100 and 2100 by improving power efficiency and supporting more LTE IoT categories.
While we tend to think about health wearables as fitness trackers and similar devices, a company in South Korea is developing and testing a headband that will someday hopefully treat depression.
Facebook unveiled a couple of research projects seemingly taken straight out of science fiction. One of them involves making people hear through their skin, while the other one reads your thoughts.
Details and photos of ZTE's rumored smartwatch "Quartz" have been revealed online. The wearable appears to have a basic design, with no NFC capabilities, and lacks a heart rate monitor.
If you were looking for something a bit different when it came to a wearable, you might want to consider Montblanc's Summit. The luxury smartwatch is powered by Android Wear 2.0 and starts at $890.
The well-known watch manufacturer has released a follow-up device to its original smartwatch. Like the earlier model, the Connected Modular 45 comes with some intriguing features and a big price.
The first brainchild of the Google-Levi's partnership to develop connected garments has an official release date and price tag. The Commuter Trucker jacket arrives this fall and is set to cost $350.
Huawei has announced the availability of its Watch 2 wearables. The devices come in many colors, include a nano-SIM slot for cellular connectivity and run Android Wear 2.0 out of the box.
When it comes to fitness and activity trackers there is a wide variety of options at different price points. Amazfit's Pace is a new entry for the company, but does it trounce the competition?
Vector is exiting the market and joining Fitbit. The company's cross-platform products, which impressed with their design and long-lasting battery life will continue to be supported for a while.
Lots of us started the new year promising to get in shape and lose a few pounds. The MGCool Band 2 promises to help you with those resolutions without denting your wallet. We put it to the test.
For years HTC has been delaying the launch of its smartwatch. But now it looks like it finally has a prototype that may make it to market. Halfbeak, as the device is codenamed, might show up soon.
Apple has been having some trouble defining the role of its Watch. Having relegated it to the fitness market, the company now reportedly hopes to build on that and push into the healthcare sector.
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Samsung has partnered with another company and created a smart belt, its aim: to keep you fit and healthy. The WELT belt has just been funded on Kickstarter and will be shipping in January 2017.
Fitbit has just unveiled a couple of new fitness trackers, designed to be follow-ups to its current offerings. The Charge 2 is a high-end, big-screened tracker, while the new Flex 2 is waterproof.
Samsung has confirmed that it will unveil a new version of its smartwatch, dubbed the Gear S3. The new device is expected to look similar to its predecessor but offer lots of new sensors.
According to a credible report, Apple may be looking to launch not one, but two new Watches later this year. Both will feature modest improvements and the same design as existing models.
Microsoft OneDrive 3.0 revealed with new design, new sharing features, Copilot AI, and more
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