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And finally: Samsung's blood pressure-tracking smartwatch and more

And finally: Samsung’s blood pressure-tracking smartwatch and more

Posted on February 18, 2018July 3, 2019 By Jarvis

As Mike put it in this the latest edition of Week in wearable, we’ve had reasons to be cheerful this week, and reasons to be less so. Fossil is on the up: Hooray!. Nokia potentially backing out of digital health: Oh no.

Elsewhere we’ve been looking for love in VR, testing out the Fitbit Aria 2,learning more about Magic Leap, delving deeper into Apple’s heart rate tech, considering the merits of smart underwear, and trying out some pretty incredible smartglasses for the blind.

But what of the smaller stories and rumors from the week gone by? Read on, read on, read on.
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Wearables Tags:Apple, Fitbit, health, Magic Leap, Nokia, Samsung, smart, smartwatch, VR, wearable

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