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Skagen Falster 3 review: Another great Wear OS watch from Fossil
Google’s Wear OS still has a few long-standing issues that haven’t been addressed, like stagnant hardware and poor app support, but Fossil Group has been →
Upcoming smartwatches 2020: Exciting devices still to be released
Our list of confirmed smartwatches coming this year The next year is set to be another big year for smartwatches – and we’re set for →
Best hybrid smartwatch 2020: Top picks from Fossil, Garmin, Withings and more
Helping you pick a traditional look with hidden smart features If you want a smartwatch but are put off by the touchscreens and rectangular cases, →
Hands on: Fossil Diesel On Fadelite Review
Diesel On Fadelite is one of the quirkiest Wear OS watches about. It looks great, feels super light and is a massive improvement on the →
Hands on: Skagen Falster 3 Review
Skagen’s Falster 3 is a minimal £279 smartwatch with a slick Nordic design First Impressions It looks great, packs all the currently available Wear OS →
Skagen Falster 3 updates the best looking Wear OS watch with Gen 5 features
CES 2020: Stylish smartwatch is official after early leaks After last giving us a smartwatch in late 2018, Skagen has pulled back the curtain on →
Diesel shrinks the size and ups the style with new unisex Fadelite smartwatch
CES 2020: The new range joins the bulkier Axial launched last fall Not content to sit on the Axial smartwatch it launched last fall, the →
Skagen Falster 3 leaks ahead of CES
One of our top smartwatches looks to get the Gen 5 treatment It looks like CES is going to be a busy one for Fossil →
CES 2020 preview: All the new wearable tech we’re expecting from Las Vegas
What do Garmin, Amazfit and the Fossil Group have in store this year? A new year brings with it new expectations, resolutions and horizons – →
2020 Hyundai Ioniq Premium v Nissan Leaf comparison
The two best affordable urban EVs go head-to-head Electric vehicle (EV) sales in Australia have been glacial compared to what we’ve seen in similarly developed →
Michael Kors Bradshaw 2 review: Bold and brilliant
Fashion brand Michael Kors has a number of smartwatches within its portfolio, all of which are delivered through umbrella company Fossil, which is also responsible →
Diesel On Axial review: A bold design for Wear OS
Cast an eye over the line-up of fifth-generation Wear OS smartwatches made by The Fossil Group and the Diesel On Axial immediately jumps out at →
Fossil Hybrid HR review: This hybrid smartwatch is off to a rough start
Fossil announced its new line of hybrid smartwatches earlier this month, after weeks of rumors. While the company has made hybrid wearables before, the e-paper →
Puma Smartwatch review: A sporty debut marred by Wear OS
It feels like a long time since Puma signed its 10-year partnership with the Fossil Group – and, after 18 months of work, we now →
Fossil’s Hybrid HR wants to one up the Apple Watch 5’s best feature
Fossil’s unveiled a new Hybrid HR series of smartwatches featuring an atypical type of face that combines an always-on screen with mechanical watch hands. The →
Mobvoi TicWatch Pro smartwatches gain sleep tracking function
There is no shortage of Wear OS smartwatches in the market. In fact, some might say there are too many of them. Almost all of →
Kate Spade unveils a sporty smartwatch running Wear OS
Fossil Gen 5 features in tow with latest Snapdragon processing power Fossil has officially unveiled the Kate Spade Sport Smartwatch, which brings its Gen 5 →
Emporio Armani Smartwatch 3 review
Is third time the charm for the designer’s Wear OS smartwatch? Now a firm fixture in the Fossil Group’s annual Wear OS launch bonanza, Emporio →
Michael Kors Access MKGO review: A smartwatch for the active Kors fan
Fashion brand Michael Kors has delivered some excellent smartwatches through Fossil over the years, but while they all have some great fitness features on board, →
And finally: Fossil Collider hybrid smartwatch with e-ink display gets detailed
Welcome to And finally, your weekly round-up of wearables news, plus a dose of some of the stories you may have missed. And there has been →
Here’s what Google got from Fossil in its $40 million deal
Inside the growing tensions that ended in a ‘terrible deal’ for Fossil In 2015, Fossil Group paid $260 million to acquire Misfit in one of →
Google Pixel Watch could take on Apple Watch with a hybrid heart
Speculation about a future ‘Google Pixel Watch’ has been around for months, rumors fueled largely by a mixture of hope, patents, and leaks. Google shelled →
Fossil Gen 5 smartwatch review
Fossil has a solid reputation for its smartwatches, making it a reliable source for anyone contemplating a Wear OS timepiece. Its latest entry – the →
Best smartwatches of IFA 2019
Top watches from this year’s Berlin tech show We’ve finished sweeping the exhibitor halls in Berlin and seen everything the tech show had to offer →
Puma smartwatch hand-on review: Sporty, retro design meets WearOS
Fossil offers numerous brands under its smartwatch umbrella from Michael Kors to Diesel and the latest to join the portfolio is Puma. The Puma smartwatch →
Emporio Armani Smartwatch 3 unveiled with speaker to take calls from the wrist
IFA 2019: Fossil gives another of its brands the Gen 5 treatment Emporio Armani has announced the latest in its Connected line of smartwatches, the →
Diesel On Axial smartwatch brings the best that Wear OS has to offer
IFA 2019: Another Fossil Group watch gets the Gen 5 treatment Diesel is the latest brand under the Fossil Group umbrella to launch a new →
Emporio Armani Smartwatch 3 Hands-on Review : First look – More sport, less serious
IFA 2019: Armani gets a colourful new look Emporio Armani is back with its Smartwatch 3, launched as part of Fossil Group’s wearable world domination →
Puma’s first smartwatch gets all of the sporty Wear OS goodies
IFA 2019: Wear watch packs GPS, heart rate and a swim-proof design Puma has unveiled its very first smartwatch at IFA 2019 and unsurprisingly, it’s →
IFA 2019: The big wearable news that’s come out of the Berlin tech show
What we’ve seen from Asus, Fossil and others at this year’s IFA IFA is here – a huge show on the tech calendar, that’s already →