wearables
Fossil Q Founder Review
THE GOOD Attractive design Can always display time THE BAD Bulky design will turn off some →
Android Wear review: The smartwatch platform?
Android Wear is the platform for wearables designed to put the power of Google on your wrist. →
Fitbit Charge HR – UPDATED review
A decent fitness tracker, the Fitbit is a good indicator of overall health, but don’t confuse →
Microsoft Band updated with music controls, activity reminders
While it might be a fairly low-key option in the sea of wearables right now,Microsoft continues →
Garmin debuts new Forerunner fitness watches with heart rate monitor
The year of smartwatches continues to roll on, as a new set of fitness-focused wearables have →
Huawei Watch review
When we first laid our eyes on the Huawei Watch back in February, the next-gen Moto →
Polar debuts A360 fitness wearable with optical heart rate monitoring
Fitness wearables maker Polar has announced the A360, its first wrist-worn device that features optical heart-rate →
Samsung Gear S2 review: Samsung’s best smartwatch is still a work in progress
Samsung is learning. After a string of smartwatches that failed to became bestsellers, the Korean company →
Android Wear ELE Watch’s price sounds too good to be true
While smartwatches have become a thing nowadays, they still aren’t the widely accepted consumer electronics product →
Best GPS watch for running: 8 great wearables that accurately track running distance and time – GPS sport watch group test
There is no better way of getting fitter, stronger or faster than – well – training. →
NuYu Personal Activity Monitor and Wireless Scale review
The best part about this budget, beginner fitness tracker is how easy it is to use. →
Jawbone ‘reimagines’ UP2, UP3 with stylish new designs
Jawbone is updating the design flavors of its UP2 and UP3 fitness wearables, giving both models →
The 5 best wearables from IFA 2015
Wearables playing a big role at major trade shows isn’t a surprise, and neither is the →
ASUS ZenWatch 2 gets wallet-friendly pricing
While Asus first unveiled its new ZenWatch 2 back in early summer, the company has now →
Tencent QQ Watch wearable for kids is rugged, colorful
We’ve seen wearables for kids in the past, some of them with an educational slant, others →
Atomic SmartWatch Review: A SmartWatch With FULL Phone Functionality
Verdict The Atomic offers an impressive degree of power and connectivity for a device you wear →
Micromax developing its own Android-based OS
While the recent Stagefright vulnerability highlighted the problem of the large number of Android variants, it →
Fossil unveils Android Wear smartwatch and other wearables
We’ve been hearing about Fossil’s wearable tech aspirations for quite some time, and now we’re finally →
The top 8 wearables you can buy right now
Fall is right around the corner and whether you’re looking for a fashionable accessory, fitness tracker →
Microsoft unloads a bunch of apps for smartwatches
Since it doesn’t have a smartwatch of its own (no, the Microsoft Band doesn’t count), it →
HTC delays Under Armour-branded wearable after testing and user feedback
As big tech companies invest more resources into developing wristband wearables, HTC is getting cold feet →
Moov Now fitness wearable debuts from ex-Apple alum
Fitness wearables are very popular with all sorts of them on the market from smartwatches like →
Why the Apple Watch is flopping
The Apple Watch, despite years of hype before it was even announced, appears to be flopping →
Everyone will need to be a little patient with virtual reality: Facebook CTO Mike Schroepfer
Facebook, the world’s largest social network, acquired two-year-old Oculus in July last year for $2 billion, →
LG introduces performance boosting hexagonal smartwatch batteries
LG Chem, a branch of LG, has its sights on moving up the ranks of the →
Apple Watch takes a prominent role in Quebec airport
This could prove to be a boon to the Apple Watch’s presence or at least to →
Misfit adds web interface and connected home extras to Misfit Flash
The Flash and Shine are among our favourite fitness wearables because they are affordable, stylish and →
Moore’s Law in action: making our machines ever more micro
Over the past few decades, engineers have leveraged Moore’s Law to the fullest, resulting in powerful →
Wearables and Fitness – Is it a permanent union?
We see wearables on the rise. But when we says “wearables”, we mostly mean smartwatches and, →
Apple Stores to carry Jawbone UP once again
It wasn’t that long ago, March in fact, that the fitness wearablesJawbone UP and Nike Fuelband →