Withings Steel HR Sport Review: A Fitness Tracker You'll Actually Wear By Mike Prospero Withings returns to form with a stylish fitness tracker that lasts nearly a month on a charge.
watchOS 5 Revealed: The New Features You Need to Know By Caitlin McGarry Apple's smartwatch upgrade is all about getting in shape and staying connected.
3 Ways the Apple Watch Series 4 Can Save Your Life By Monica Chin Apple's latest smartwatch does more than tell the time and keep you connected. It may also save your life.
5 Ways Snapdragon Wear 3100 Is Fixing Wear OS Watches By Caitlin McGarry Google can’t fix Wear OS on its own. And that’s where Snapdragon Wear 3100 comes in.
Casio’s New Wear OS Watch Is Made for Going Off the Grid By Caitlin McGarry This military-grade smartwatch lets you download offline maps for your outdoor adventures.
IFA 2018 Preview: 5 Things We're Excited to See By Caitlin McGarry, Philip Michaels The tech world descends upon Berlin this week for the annual IFA trade show. Here’s a quick look at what we’re expecting to see at the big show.
Samsung Galaxy Watch Hands-On: Fashion Meets Fitness By Caitlin McGarry Samsung's newest smartwatch is fast and stylish, but can it compete with the Apple Watch?
Why I Ditched the Apple Watch for the Fitbit Charge 2 By Monica Chin How a simpler, cheaper fitness tracker proved better than a fancy smartwatch.
Fitbit Charge 3 Leaked: What's New, What's Missing By Caitlin McGarry Fitbit hasn’t forgotten about its flagship fitness tracker.
Fossil Takes Aim at Fitbit, Apple Watch with New Fitness Watches By Caitlin McGarry The Q Venture HR and Q Explorist HR combine sporty features with fashion-forward design.
Whoops! Samsung Just Leaked Its Galaxy Smartwatch By Don Reisinger Samsung mistakenly posts the device to its online store before taking it down.
Galaxy Watch’s Killer Feature Revealed By Don Reisinger Samsung's Galaxy Watch could come with a major overhaul that you'll want to have on your wrist.
Matrix PowerWatch X Review: This Smartwatch Never Needs Charging By Mike Prospero While its smartwatch functions are limited, the PowerWatch X never needs charging.
Samsung Planning Big Change for Next Gear Watch (Report) By Monica Chin According to a trusted leaker, the upcoming Gear S4 may be equipped with Google's Wear OS instead of Samsung's own Tizen OS.
Spectacles 2.0 Review: New, Improved and Still Unnecessary By Henry T. Casey The latest Spectacles offer neat upgrades from the first pair of camera-equipped glasses, but overall issues persist.
Fitbit Versa Review Roundup: What Critics Love (and Hate) By Don Reisinger The Fitbit Versa is a great fitness-focused smartwatch for an affordable price, but it’s not perfect. Here’s the pros and cons based on the top reviews.
Acer Leap Beads Bridges Gap Between Spirituality and Tech By Sherri L. Smith Acer has found a way to bring spirituality into the 21st century with its Leap Beads
The Future of Wear OS: Longer Battery Life, More Google Assistant By Caitlin McGarry What Google's smartwatch platform really needs is a faster processor and better health and fitness-tracking features.
Spectacles 2.0 Promise to Actually Be Good This Time By Henry T. Casey Snapchat's not giving up on Spectacles, announcing version 2.0. This pair looks nicer, uploads photos faster and offers water resistance.
Garmin Forerunner 645 Review: Paying a Premium for Music By Caitlin McGarry Garmin’s running-focused device just got a whole lot more versatile, with support for onboard music storage.
Apple Watch Could Get AirPods-Style Charging Case By Andrew E. Freedman The Apple Watch may get a wireless charging case similar to the one we're awaiting for the company's AirPods.
Under Armour Hovr Sonic Connected Review: These Smart Shoes Upgrade Runs By Caitlin McGarry Under Armour's Hovr Sonic won't replace your fitness tracker or smartwatch, but these smart shoes offer extra insights about your runs that you can't get from many activity bands.
Magic Leap: Everything You Need to Know By Michael Andronico Magic Leap promises game-changing mixed-reality experiences. But what is the technology, and how does it work?
No Glassholes: Intel's New Smart Specs Ditch Camera By Sherri L. Smith Intel's new Vaunt smart glasses use lasers to project images right into your eyes, and they are designed to be very simple.
Good News! Your Pebble Still Isn't Bricked (Yet) By Caitlin McGarry Fitbit will support Pebble devices and services through June 30, 2018.
Bike to the Future: Solos Smart Cycling Glasses Use AR By Avram Piltch These $499 Smart Glasses feature an AR screen that puts your heart rate, distance and other key stats right in your field of view.
Roader Is the Wearable Camera You Control By Philip Michaels Roader hopes to thrive where other wearable cameras have fallen flat by giving you control over what you capture and adding 10 extra seconds of buffer to videos.
Video Headset Transforms into Noise-Cancelling Headphones By Avram Piltch Kopin's upcoming entertainment headset features a detachable eye cover for watching movies.
Rokid AR Glasses Look Promising, But Need More Polish By Mark Spoonauer The Rokid AR Glasses make interacting with augmented reality fairly easy with different gestures, but it could use more time in the oven and more apps before launch.
E-Vone Smart Shoes Tell You When Someone Falls By Mark Spoonauer The E-Vone smart shoes can automatically alert loved ones when someone falls down, thanks to sophisticated sensors and wireless tech.
