Latest Wearables News
Samsung forgot to mention one of the Galaxy Watch 9's biggest upgrades
Longer software updates Samsung has expanded software support for the Galaxy Watch 9 and Watch Ultra 2 to five major Wear OS upgrades, up from four on previous models.
Ultrahuman Emerald update is massive: UltraSphere 'decision engine' is the star for us
Shining Emerald Ultrahuman app announced the Emerald update, bringing the most significant total health and fitness improvements in its history.
This is huge—Samsung Galaxy Ring will offer FDA-cleared Sleep Apnea detection
We're waiting for this Samsung announced during Galaxy Unpacked that the Galaxy Ring has been FDA-cleared for the detection of a major sleep condition.
Gemini at Unpacked: Google announces major AI updates for foldables, glasses
Unfolding new AI Google announced a few important Gemini updates alongside Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked.
Galaxy Watch 9, Watch Ultra 2 are here: Samsung's health partners bring soft comfort and more
Building Higher Samsung revealed the Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 at Unpacked in London, showcasing major all-day health capabilities for a strong understanding.
Garmin's turn: the CIRQA is a screenless band, and you get all-day help without a subscription
Health focus Garmin launched its take on the screenless fitness band: the CIRQA, and users should know that everything it provides is available without a subscription.
Halliday’s smart glasses want to fix your meetings before they go off the rails
Eyes on the conversation Halliday G2 puts AI in your meetings with smart glasses that deliver live insights, though its always-listening mic may leave privacy-conscious users thinking twice.
The main course: Google Health app focuses on Nutrition Logging in another Android update
Have you eaten today? Tracking what you've eaten gets easier in another Google Health app update on Android that introduces "custom foods" and more.
Google knows AI glasses won't take off without trust — so it's building anti-tampering protections into Android XR from day one
Privacy baked in Google's XR product lead says if people don't feel comfortable wearing smart glasses in public, they simply won't — and the company is designing around that reality.
