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Kopin's Golden-i Infinity Is A Wearable Display For Smartphones, Tablets

By Kevin Carbotte published

Kopin today introduced the Golden-I Infinity smart screen, a voice and gesture-controlled wearable device that works with Android and Windows 10 devices.

MediaTek Announces ECG And PPG Biosensor For Wearables

By Lucian Armasu published

Qualcomm Launches 'Snapdragon Wear' Platform For Wearable Device Designers

By Kevin Carbotte published

MediaTek Debuts New Chips For Wearables, Smart Homes And Blu-Ray Players

By Seth Colaner published

SpeedForce: A Fitness Wearable For Your Bike

By Rexly Peñaflorida published

A company called SpeedForce is launching a crowdfunding campaign for a device that will track your fitness data on your bicycle.

'We Are Wearables' Virtual Reality Panel Moderated By Tom's Hardware (Video)

By Alex Davies last updated

Last week our own Alex Davies moderated the "We Are Wearables Virtual Reality Panel" in Toronto.

Apple Prepares For WatchOS 2, Introduces New Apple TV With TVOS

By Rexly Peñaflorida published

Apple set a release date for WatchOS 2 and introduced new features and peripherals for its latest version of Apple TV.

Samsung Gets Round, Formally Announces Gear S2 Smartwatch

By Alex Davies published

At IFA in Berlin, Samsung announced its latest smartwatch, the circular Gear S2. It comes in two flavors, the Gear S2 and Gear S2 Classic, with pricing and availability TBA.

Tracking Razer's Nabu X, Wrist-On

By Rexly Peñaflorida published

Razer's Nabu X forsakes a screen and utilizes vibration and three LED lights to provide notifications on your phone while also tracking your fitness activities throughout the day.

Intel IDF Keynote 2015: RealSense 'Immersion,' Wearables, Curie IoT Platform, And A Robot Spider Army

By Seth Colaner published

A recap of the keynote from IDF 2015: RealSense "Immersion," wearables, the Curie IoT platform — and a terrifying army of robot spiders.

Nymi Band Can Now Authenticate Payments With Your Heartbeat

By Lucian Armasu published

Nymi announced a closed pilot program that tests wearable credit card payments that are authenticated with the users' unique electrocardiogram (ECG) data.

Vuzix M100 Smart Glasses Now Available With Prescription Safety Lenses

By Kevin Carbotte published

Vuzix Corporation has announced the availability of prescription capable safety glasses, made by Rochester Optical, which are designed for use with the Vuzix M100 heads-up display.

Google ATAP's Ivan Poupyrev Talks Projects Soli And Jacquard

By Alex Davies last updated

We managed to catch up to the very busy head of Google ATAP's Projects Soli and Jacquard, Ivan Poupyrev. In our video interview, we talk about how the projects came about and what's next for them.

Global Wearables Market To Grow 173.3 Percent In 2015, Includes AR/VR Headsets, Says IDC

By Lucian Armasu published

Recent IDC research showed that wearables are about to grow from 24.2 million in 2014 to 72.1 million in 2015.

Gesture Control Done Different: Deus Ex Technologies Making Tendon-Based Sensor

By Kevin Carbotte published

Quantum Interface Launches Predictive Navigation And Motion Control UI

By Kevin Carbotte published

Samsung Teases Round Galaxy Gear Smartwatch

By Alex Davies published

Samsung's next smartwatch will join the ranks of all the other round watches.

Imagination's Ensigma Whisper RPUs Promise Lowest Power Consumption For IoT And Wearables

By Lucian Armasu published

Imagination announced the Ensigma Whisper radio processor family for IoT and wearables that include support for Wi-Fi 802.11n and Bluetooth Smart.

Intel, Google, and Tag Heuer Team Up To Create A Luxury Smartwatch

By Rexly Peñaflorida published

The notable Swiss watch company is looking past its traditional watches and entering the wearables market with the help of Google and Intel.

Log In With Your Heartbeat: The Nymi Band, Hands On

By Alex Davies published

The Nymi band uses the human heartbeat as the unique credential for authentication by measuring a person's ECG.

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