Wearables

WWDC is nearly upon us and with mixed timelines on when we can expect Apple’s AR/VR headset, we delve into why we think and hope that it should be launched today.

I got my first Apple Watch not too long ago and I love it so far. I found the Series 7 on a good sale and so I took the plunge. This is the best smartwatch experience I've ever had.

Samsung is finally going to bring the Google Assistant to the Galaxy Watch 4, along with a bunch of other fitness-focused features. Watch 4 owners have waited long enough.

I've always been a smartwatch skeptic — here's how the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 got me wearing a wearable.

I realize that I might be in the minority here, but I actually like Wear OS. Here's how Google can take it to the next level with a Pixel Watch.

After using the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 for over a month, there are a few quirks that need addressing.

After several years of steady growth, smartwatch innovations plateaued this year.

As enjoyable as the Apple Watch is, the Fitness app's approach to trends and goals is all wrong.

Facebook's smart glasses may have facial recognition cameras, which is just the absolute worst possible idea.

Are smart clothes the next big thing in wearable technology? According to a patent, Apple is working on 'smart fabric' for clothing items like shirts, hats and more.

My previously decent 5K times have plummeted in the pandemic. Garmin Coach is getting me back up to speed.

AirBands, a new accessory that put AirPods on your Apple Watch strap serve no purpose except to embarrass whoever uses them.

Alexa on your finger is now a thing

Until smartwatches with Qualcomm's new 3100 CPU arrive, we won't know if Wear OS is any good.

How a simpler, cheaper fitness tracker proved better than a fancy smartwatch.

Here are 10 ways to save this troubled category and make nongeeks want to wear them.

Smartwatches aren't indispensable... yet. But make these seven changes to add functionality and flexibility and you won't want to leave home without one.

Apple should buy Fitbit in order to bring more customers into its ecosystem while gaining more expertise in health and fitness.

The Apple Watch is very impressive, but Apple needs to make these enhancements to win over more than early adopters.

Smart shirts and shoes with built-in biometric sensors will eliminate the need for clunky wristbands, and upending the fitness tracker market.

A lukewarm reception to the first wave of Android Wear smartwatches leaves the door wide open for a more focused and sleek iWatch.

Every major advance in knowledge storage and retrieval has disrupted society and frightened a few naysayers along the way. And augmented reality is no different.

This article was originally published at The Conversation. The publication contributed the article to Tom's Guide's Expert Voices: Op-Ed & Insights. The massive Consumer Electronics Show (CES), hosted annually in Las Vegas, showcases the latest disc

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