Picture gallery: The weird and the wonderful at the London Wearable Technology Show 2019
We are at this year’s Wearable Technology Show (WTS) in London to try out devices we might all be using
Read MoreWe are at this year’s Wearable Technology Show (WTS) in London to try out devices we might all be using
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Read MoreWithings is upgrading its Sleep Tracking Mat to help users identify breathing disturbances and signs of sleep apnea. The software
Read MoreFitbit was all the rage yesterday with its launch of four new budget friendly fitness devices. This includes a cut
Read MoreFitbit has made Inspire and Inspire HR available to everyone. Previously, the fitness trackers were only offered through some corporate
Read MoreThere’s a common problem with air purifiers – you don’t actually know if they are working. Their manufacturers say they
Read MoreThe Samsung smartwatch lineup was enriched by an additional device a few weeks ago. Galaxy Watch Active is a slick
Read MoreThe Apple Watch accounted for a half of the global smartwatch market in 2018 according to Strategy Analytics. Combined together,
Read MoreThe wait for the next AirPods may be coming to an end. An unconfirmed rumour suggests that Apple could launch
Read MoreA number people are reporting their Fitbit Versa is no longer tracking heart rate (HR). The thread on the Fitbit Community
Read MoreAn upcoming version of the Apple Watch will finally get built-in sleep tracking. Essential reading: Ten gadgets for advanced sleep tracking
Read MoreSwiss-based MyKronoz has announced a refresh of its wearable tech range at MWC 2019. The company also unveiled its first
Read MoreFollowing months of leaks and rumors, Samsung has added a few new wearables to its Galaxy lineup. One of these
Read MoreOver the past decade, Finnish-based Firstbeat has become a leading provider of physiological analytics for sports and well-being. If you
Read MoreEmpatica has announced it is teaming up with the US Government’s BARDA Division of Research, Innovation and Ventures (DRIVe) on
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