Wearable Devices
Apple CEO Tim Cook has been blamed for not bringing in new hardware innovation that would reinvent Apple, like Steve Jobs did.
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According to multiple sources, Samsung is preparing their 'Gear Blink' Google Glass rival for launch in March of next year.
Garmin has unveiled their second-generation fitness tracker, the vívosmart, a significant upgrade to their original vívofit.
Using the IFA event as their venue, Sony has unveiled two new smart wearables including an update to their line of smartwatches.
According to a new report, the upcoming Apple iTime smartwatch will include a near-field communication (NFC) chip, allowing for one-tap mobile payments and other transfers of information.
Internally, Apple executives had discussed selling the new iTime smartwatch for $399, a price that would be significantly higher than existing watches.
Earlier this week, Apple sent out invites for their biggest event in years, in which the company will unveil the iPhone 6.
Apple's next product launch will be a wearable health-monitoring device, says the Nikkei Asian Review, with the company looking to take the lead in the growing healthcare sector.
With the first Android Wear-powered device just weeks away from launch, Google has now demoed how notifications will work for the upcoming smartwatches.
According to new reports, Samsung may be preparing a Google Glass competitor dubbed the Gear Glass, with release set for this year.
Samsung is preparing a new event in which it will unveil upcoming health-based apps or devices.
Will.i.am, famous for his time with the Black Eyed Peas and more recently as a major producer, has shown off a new smartwatch that does not need a separate phone to be useful.
Speaking during SXSW today, Google's Android/Chrome SVP Sundar Pichai has announced that the company is preparing to release an Android dev SKD for wearable devices.
Multiple sources have reported today that LG is working on Google's first smartwatch, which will be unveiled next month and be available in June following Google's I/O conference.
Huawei has used the MWC event to unveil their anticipated wearable device, the TalkBand B1.
Apple will release the oft-rumored iWatch in October 2014, after having testing multiple prototypes.
