Fossil unveils 7 more stylish wearables
Back in January at CES 2016, Fossil announced that it would be popping out 100 new wearable devices this year.
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More sleep means less calories according to Jawbone data
We have written recently about Sleep Awareness Week. This is an annual event of the National Sleep Foundation which ran from March
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Survey shows wearable preferences of professional athletes
Athlete IQ, an online community of amateur and professional athletes, recently surveyed 763 athletes about their wearable fitness devices choices. The Voice
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Fossil announces Q Motion: a slim, cylindrical Misfit Ray lookalike
Q Motion is the latest to join Fossil’s Q line of wearables, which debuted last fall. This is a slim,
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Sleep Awareness Week: benefits of sleep tracking
This week is Sleep Awareness Week. An annual event of the National Sleep Foundation which runs from March 6th through
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Seizure and stress detecting Embrace wearable starts shipping
Cambridge startup Empatica’s seizure and stress detecting Embrace wearable has started shipping to its earliest backers. The device, which looks like
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Toyota’s new wearable will change the lives of blind people
Toyota’s robotics division is developing a wearable device that could benefit the blind and visually impaired, the manufacturer has revealed. The device,
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$25 Apple Watch comes with an important catch
Employees in a small number of companies in the US will soon get what sounds like a great deal. A $350 Apple Watch
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Lumo run sensor can smarten up your shorts
Lumo Run is a small and discreet sensor that measures and coaches you on your running form to improve performance
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The world’s smallest sensing module is out – its four times thinner than a one cent coin!
Heptagon, a global company that develops 3D imaging, sensing and illumination technology for the Internet of Things and smart devices, has produced the
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UNICEF is giving 6,000 wearables to Chicago students
Healthcare has emerged as the ideal space to link up wearable technology with social good. UNICEF is one such example, with its use
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Polar confirms some A360 trackers can cause allergic skin reactions
Polar has released an email this week to owners of their new A360 tracker confirming that some units can cause
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Wearable technology to help with sporting injury treatment
Injury prevention is of utmost importance for all sports. To that extent, major sports organizations around the world work toward the
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The Samsung Charm: a new stylish, minimalist tracker
The Samsung Charm is an accessory for the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge that was launched at MWC 2016
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Your Fitbit as an expert court witness
A combination of new vendors, new devices, and greater end-user awareness has propelled the worldwide wearables market higher over the
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