Wearables

iFit's Altra IQ running shoes have sensors that help you correct your running form.

Carl Zeiss Smart Optics has a Google Glass alternative that delivers data on the go in a much more subtle and less obtrusive way.

A filing with the FCC indicates the next version of Google Glass, aimed at business, will have a larger prism and a folding hinge.

AT&T customers can use the same phone number across their smartphone and Gear S2 smartwatch through the carrier's NumberSync service.

You can now send voice or pre-defined replies to iPhone text messages on your Pebble Time, but only if you're on AT&T. Here's how.

Is it time to upgrade your wrist tech but not let go of your watch collection? This Kickstarter product will take your grandpa's Swiss watch into 2015.

Garmin's new $149 activity tracker has a built-in heart rate monitor and can deliver smartphone notifications.

Purchasing an Apple Watch isn't the same as buying an iPhone or Mac. Here's what to expect now that Apple's new watch is on sale.

Magic Leap has provided a new tease of its augmented reality tech, this time showing how its device can put the solar system at your fingertips.

The Garmin Forerunner 230, 235 and 630 are smart updates to Garmin's lineup of GPS running watches.

Here's how the new Microsoft Band 2 stacks up to the Apple Watch, Fitbit Surge and Garmin Vivoactive.

An Apple smart ring is only a patent filing at this point, but there are plenty of capabilities such a connected device could deliver.

Pebble's new Time Round smartwatch is super slim and gorgeous, but is it worth $249?

After a sneak peak earlier this year, watchOS 2.0 will come out soon featuring new watch faces, a Facebook Messenger app, complications and more.

Samsung's SleepSense is a peripheral that monitors your sleep patterns at a very granular level and doesn't require you to wear a sensor.

The Android-powered Huawei Watch is almost here, a premium timepiece that challenges other smartwatches to up their style game.

It's coming: the Android Wear app for iOS devices will let you use a Google smartwatch with an iPhone. Here are the features that made the cut.

The Pebble Time Steel is now available for preorder, but you'll have to spend close to Apple Watch money to get the best-looking design.

I live streamed virtual reality at the Absolut Reality event. It was both cool and disappointing.

For a whopping $250, the Reserve Strap can extend your Apple Watch's battery life by 30 hours.

Now you can go online to choose the Apple Watch you want and reserve it for in-store purchase and pick-up.

The low-cost and not-so-attractive Wearality Air offers a 150-degree field of view that's free of the blurriness you may associate with other virtual reality viewers.

Virtual reality headset maker Optinvent thinks consumer acceptance for AR devices requires a different design approach.

A six-digit passcode will replace the old four-digit one for both unlocking Apple mobile devices and providing two-factor authentication.

Apple will bring new features to its smartwatch, including native apps, more watch faces, better fitness tracking and Siri integration.

Lycos is back, and is bursting into wearables with a smart band and ring that have fitness tracking and security capabilities.

The new Asus ZenWatch 2 puts Android Wear software in an Apple Watch-like body, offering two face sizes and a total of 18 bands.

A way to integrate electronic sensors with thread was among the many projects shown off by Google's experimental research team at the I/O developer conference.

From Android M to Project Ara, here's what to expect from Google I/O 2015.