Visa developing sunglasses you can use to pay for stuff
Visa has revealed a prototype of payment-enabled sunglasses at the SXSW yesterday. The specs, which are nearly identical to their
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Doctors expect patient-generated data to be a top information source in 5 years time
Four in ten doctors expect patient-generated health information from devices such as fitness trackers and smart scales to be among the most
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Xiaomi makes further strides into wearables space with a pair of smart shoes
Xiaomi is making further strides into the wearables space with its first pair of smart shoes. Dubbed “90 Minutes Ultra
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Review: Amazfit Pace, the affordable fitness oriented smartwatch
Amazfit PACE is an affordable GPS enabled running watch which joins the company’s Arc and ceramic-based Moonbeam and Equator
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Wearables 2.0: Taking steps to guarantee its future
Everyone today seems to have a fitness tracker or smart watch. From wrist-wear to foot-wear and smart clothes, wearables are
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Picture gallery: The weird and the wonderful at the London Wearable Technology Show 2017
Gadgets & Wearables is attending this year’s Wearable Technology Show (WTS) at London’s ExCel to try out gadgets we might all
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Jawbone customers take to social media to vent frustration over lack of support
Jawbone customers from the UK and other European countries have taken to social media to complain about the lack of
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Smart rings galore at WTS 2017
The annual Wearable Technology Show has yet again returned to London’s prestigious ExCel conference centre. The two day event is co-hosted
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Q&A with Chris Chapman, Director of Sports Science at PUSH
If you lead a busy, hectic life, finding the time and energy to hit the gym on a regular basis
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Major League Baseball approves WHOOP for in-game use
Major League Baseball (MLB) has allowed players to use the biometric monitor WHOOP during games in the 2017 season. This is
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Fitbit brings continuous heart rate tracking to the Alta
Fitbit has been fairly quiet since the start of the year, but the San Francisco manufacturer is back again with
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In/Out: your personal AI line calling system and tennis coach
While tennis is steeped in tradition, it was actually one of the first sports to embrace technology. Hawk-Eye has been an integral
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Wearables sales hit all time high in 2016, Fitbit loses ground
The wearable market is alive and well, despite some negative press and a number of journalists questioning their utility and
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Google gets patent for odd looking camera hat
Google Glass may not have caught on, but it seems the tech giant still has wearable market ambitions. Its latest patent
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Number of physicians using wearables data set to reach critical mass by 2020
The number of physicians in the US using data from wearables is set to reach critical mass by 2020 according to new
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