Xiaomi tops list of Chinese wearable tech vendors in Q3
According to a new report from International Data Corporation (IDC), China’s wearables shipments reached 14.5 million in the third quarter
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Author: Ivan Jovin
Half of Britain’s dogs are overweight or obese, wearable tech can help
About a half of Britain’s dogs are overweight or obese, a new study has found. Experts say too many treats
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Vibrating headband to prevent vertigo and motion sickness
Washington-DC based Otolith Labs has developed a vibrating headband that provides a non-invasive and side effect free solution to vertigo and
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Nike’s self-lacing shoes to return in 2019 at half the price of the originals
Nike will release its 2nd generation self-lacing shoes next Spring according to the company’s Executive Vice President Andy Campion. While
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IBM’s tiny fingernail sensor monitors diseases & movement disorders
IBM Research has created a tiny fingernail sensor designed to help clinicians detect and monitor disease and movement disorders through
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Samsung Galaxy Watch update comes with battery life improvements
Samsung has just started rolling out firmware version R805FXXU1CRKA to the Telstra carrier in Australia and New Zealand. It comes with battery
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Fitbit Charge 3 gets automatic run tracking and more
Firmware version 1.49.45 brings a number of software updates to Fitbit Charge 3, including automatic GPS run tracking, Windows 10
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What if your clothes could charge your fitness tracker?
A future where just being outside in the sunlight is enough to keep your electronic devices charged up is around
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Flowtime: A headband that digs deep inside your mind and body when meditating
Stress reduction is the most common reason people meditate. But there are other benefits, too. Plenty of people rely on it
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Honor smartwatch with MediaTek chipset gets Bluetooth certification
A new Honor smartwatch powered by the MediaTek platform is in the works, as evidenced by a recent Bluetooth SIG
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Microsoft patents wearable which could help people with Parkinson’s
Microsoft may have pulled out of the wearables game, but the company is clearly still flirting with the idea. One
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Fastest-growing group of wearable users in the US are the 55 and up
Americans 55 and up are the fastest-growing group of wearable tech users in the US. This is largely due to the devices’ enhanced
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Puma brings back its 30 year old computerized running shoe
Back in the 1980s activity trackers and smartwatches didn’t exist. But that didn’t stop Puma from releasing what could be
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After long wait Apple Pay officially launches in Germany
More than four years after its US debut, Apple has finally launched its mobile payments service in Germany. Some 15 banks and
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Cleansebot: pocket-sized, bacteria killing, travel robot
There is no shortage reports on the scary amount of bacteria that can be found in typical hotel rooms. It
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