Researchers at he University of IIllinois have found a way to use electric current to provide sensory feedback to the wearers of prosthetic limbs. The results can help restore a sense of touch to amputees.
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Fitbit will partner with Google Cloud in an effort to share users' medical data directly with doctors as part of an ongoing effort to raise the company's profile in the health care field.
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By inflating and deflating various air-filled pockets, this smart haptic jacket designed by Disney Research, MIT and Carnegie Mellon can simulate a wide range of sensations, including that of slime dripping down a person’s back.
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Thinking about springing for an Apple Watch but don't know which one is right for your individual needs and situation? We compare all the options to help you figure out which is the right model, finish, and band for you.
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2018 is full of innovations in the wearables and IoT space and we can´t wait to excite you with our conference program at the 29th WT | Wearable Technologies Conference in San Francisco on July 11-12! Key topics will include Digitization, A.I., Industry Disruption, Blockchain, Smart Healthcare and AR. The motto of this year’s show is (Wo)man meets Machine!
Day one will be opened by a story of the first commercially successful wearable brand. GoPro’s Vice President Product Meghan Laffey will tell the story of GoPro’s founder Nick Woodman – a surfer, skier and motorsports enthusiast in search of a better way to film himself and his friends surfing. What started with a 35mm camera and a wrist strap made from old wetsuits and plastic scraps has grown into an international company that so far has sold over 26 million GoPro cameras in more than 100 countries.
Digitization across industries is inevitable. We will show different cases in different industries and are proud to have Vinicius Senger, Senior Technical Evangelist of Amazon Web Services on board for this session who will discuss how we can apply IoT and Wearable technology to develop projects for healthcare showing live-demos and niche use-cases. How can voice assistants, like Alexa, aggregate value providing a voice interface to your sensor data generated by IoT / Wearable devices?
NASA’s Cody Wayne Burkhart will be showing the unique challenges which exercising in space poses. Without exercise, astronauts can lose up to 15 percent of their muscle mass, some of it permanently. The Advanced Resistive Exercise Device (ARED) investigation uses a piston and flywheel system to simulate free-weight exercises in normal gravity to work all the major muscle groups through squats, dead lifts, and calf raises. Learn how wearables are used in this context.
What the future holds for connected implants will be outlined by Dr. Arun Venkatasubramanian, Associated Director for Connected Implants at Cambridge Consultants. Their system provides flexible, efficient and safe wireless power transfer to devices inside the body without having to worry about precise alignment with the implant, and regardless of the size and body shape of the patient. The breakthrough promises to free up patients who currently have to spend 4-6 hours per charge cycle charging up their implant batteries.
Another breakthrough innovation comes with Energous’s WattUp technology, taking wireless charging to the next level. The solution has recently received Federal Communications Commission certification and CEO Stephen Rizzone will tell us what an ecosystem of complete mobility means.
Anna Jarman will give her unique perspective on Connected Worker Platforms in Energy. Shell’s Investment Associate will give examples on how wearables can be used to improve worker safety in this industry.
The excitement will continue on the second day – we are delighted to welcome Sean Sansiveri, VP Business and Legal Affairs of the NFL Players Association, on stage. How can wearables support professional football players to perform at their best? Use case examples will give the answer to this question and exclusive insights about requirements and usage/ marketing of data.
Of course, these are only a few selected highlights of the event and there is much more to see – check out the full agenda here: www.wearable-technologies-us.com
And that´s still not all – besides this thrilling conference program, the event features an extensive exhibition area with companies like Dow, Firstbeat, AiQ, TracPatch, VARTA Microbattery, Wacker, PolyOne, Hi-Tech Products and Accumold. Make sure to stop by and be flashed by their solutions.
Register today and join us for our flagship event in the US of the one and only conference series purely focused on wearables!
For those who lie awake at night with their minds racing, electrotherapy could help reduce stress and improve sleep. One such product is the Kortex, and we gave it a spin for a month. Despite the high price, it works.
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Check out our roundup of the best new crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
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We've compiled a list of the best cheap fitness trackers currently on the market. No matter if you're looking for something stylish, simple, or just aren't willing to dish out the kind cash necessary for a high-end model, our list offers something for the fitness enthusiast in everyone.
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In a new book called Re-Engineer Humanity, Evan Selinger, professor of philosophy at the Rochester Institute of Technology, and Brett Frischmann, professor of law at Villanova University, argue that technology is causing humans to behave like mere machines.
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The prospect of true wireless charging across distance, powering our phones, smartwatches, remote controls, and gamepads without wires or contact is creeping ever closer, but there are still some challenges to overcome.
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Fitbit launched the Versa in April and while it's generated some much-deserved attention, one of its best features is its easily interchangeable bands. To spice it up, Fitbit offers straps in leather and stainless steel, among other materials. We've hand-picked the best Fitbit Versa bands available.
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Snapchat will announce a new version of its Spectacles camera-equipped sunglasses this week, according to the company's CEO. Spectacles 2, as they may be named, are rumored to come in two different versions. Here's everything you need to know.
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At just $160, Mobvoi’s Ticwatch E is one of the cheapest full touchscreen smartwatches you can buy, and it hasn’t skimped on the feature list, offering both a heart-rate sensor and GPS.
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Researchers at Carnegie Mellon have developed a prototype for a next-gen smartwatch that vastly increases its capacitive touch surface area by projecting a touchscreen onto a user's arm.
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The Apple Watch has surged to prominence in recent years. If you're in the market for an iOS wearable, we've sniffed out the best Apple Watch deals available right now for all three models of this great smartwatch.
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Researchers at the University of Washington have developed a technique which makes HD video streaming possible using low- or no-power devices such as smart glasses. Here's how it works.
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Like a whammy bar for a guitar, Neova is a brand new MIDI controller ring which musicians can wear on their right hand index finger to trigger different effects while they’re playing.
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Renesas Electronics Corporation, a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions and exhibitor at the WT | Wearable Technologies Show 2018 MEDICA, recently announced an expansion of its healthcare solution lineup with the launch of a new blood pressure monitoring evaluation kit. The new blood pressure monitoring evaluation kit comprises hardware and software elements needed to jump start blood pressure measurement design. The kit includes a pressure sensor, arm cuff, pump, electronically controlled valve, LCD panel, and a reference board that incorporates an RL78 Microcontroller (MCU)-based ASSP (application specific standard product) that includes analog functions required for blood pressure measurement. Reference software and graphical user interface (GUI) development tools are also part of the new evaluation kit. Using the new evaluation kit, system manufacturers can immediately begin their system evaluations and significantly reduce their development time.
The Internet of Things offers consumers connected tools with which to manage their personal healthcare more efficiently. For instance, blood pressure monitors are already popular personal medical devices and the market is expected to grow further as blood pressure monitoring functions are incorporated into wearable devices. The growth of this market offers new business opportunities, but can also be challenging, particularly for system manufacturers who are new to the connected healthcare device ecosystem and may not have the built-in application-specific expertise. Blood pressure measurement requires a specific expertise, including filtering functions for extracting the waveforms required for measurement, making it extremely time consuming to start studying this area from the very beginning.
Renesas has developed the new blood pressure monitoring evaluation kit to alleviate the development pain points, providing functions close to those used in actual blood pressure monitors thus accelerating blood pressure measurement system development.
Key features of the blood pressure monitoring evaluation kit
– A full range of hardware components, including a pressure sensor, arm cuff, pump, electronically controlled valve, LCD panel, and a reference board that incorporates the newly-developed RL78/H1D ASSP with the analog functions required for blood pressure measurement.
– Reference software that provides the algorithms required for blood pressure measurement and that can be easily modified, as well as access to smartphone applications, and a graphical user interface (GUI) tool.
– A Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) module, which enables the measured data to be transmitted to a smartphone under the Continua standard blood pressure monitoring (BPM) profile is also provided in the new evaluation kit.
– The IIR digital filter calculations required for extracting the pulse waveform from the cuff pressure output waveform during blood pressure measurement can also be simulated using the GUI tool. The digital filter constants calculated based on this simulation can be written from the GUI tool to the RL78/H1D firmware and verified in the actual application being developed. This significantly reduces the number of steps in the development process.
– In addition to the delta sigma 24-bit A/D converters, the RL78/H1D also provides 10-bit sequential comparison A/D converters that operate asynchronously. This simplifies implementation of systems providing temperature measurement and battery voltage monitoring while measuring the blood pressure.
– The Rich analog functions make the new ASSP ideal not only for blood pressure monitoring systems but also for a wide array healthcare application including biosensors.
– Samples of the RL78/H1D ASSP are available now. Pricing varies depending on the memory capacity, package and number of pins. For example, the R5F11NMG 80-pin LQFP package type with 128 KB flash ROM capacity is priced at US$3.50. The R5F11NMG includes an LCD controller for arm- and wrist-type blood pressure monitors, and a 4mm x 4mm miniature ball grid array (BGA) package for use in wearable devices. (Pricing and availability are subject to change without notice.)
Renesas plans to expand its range of solutions for the healthcare field and will continue to contribute to the realization of a safe and secure smart society, including the development of smart connected devices for the industrial and healthcare industries.
Stop by at our WT | Wearable Technologies Joint Pavilion at MEDICA 2018 on November 12-15 to learn more about Renesas and their innovative solutions.
On May 13, the only remaining Apple store completely dedicated to the sale of Apple's wearable will be closing its doors, as per signage recently spotted at the Isetan department store in Shinjuku, Tokyo.
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Check out our roundup of the best new crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
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The Apple Watch has surged to prominence in recent years. If you're in the market for an iOS wearable, we've sniffed out the best Apple Watch deals available right now for all three models of this great smartwatch.
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Researchers in Switzerland have developed a smart superhero-style exosuit which allows users to pilot a drone by pretending to be one. Let's just hope you're not too shy to use it in public!
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Insiders claim Intel is getting ready to shut down its New Devices Group, the division responsible for its wearable devices. The company will either move these developers over to other divisions, or end their employment.
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Our former exhibitor E Ink® Holdings, the leading innovator of electronic ink technology, and Faubel & Co. Nachf. GmbH, a proven supplier to the pharmaceutical and chemical industry, announced the availability of the Faubel-Med®Label, a smart label for investigational medicinal products. The Med Label features E Ink’s low-voltage film technology, bringing display modules and new system designs to pharmaceutical packaging.
The Med Label is a combination of an ePaper display and a booklet label that is integrated with radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology to allow pharmaceutical packaging to be updated on demand. The Med Label features a segmented bi-stable E Ink display that can provide expiry updates – even on a sealed kit. This digital solution provides pharmaceutical companies an alternative to relabeling whenever stability data changes, allowing for considerable time and cost savings to international clinical trials.
“The Med Label is a breakthrough product that makes the handling of investigational medicinal products in clinical trial supply chains so much easier,” said Konrad Zachman, head of production for new technologies at Faubel. “As we see a continuous growth in biologic products that require frequent updates on stability data, the Med Label emerges as a cost-effective, highly-efficient smart label that meets the demands of present and future compliance requirements.”
Thanks to E Ink’s ePaper solution, Faubel is expanding its service offerings to provide connected labels with RFID and ePaper technology. Furthermore, this innovation enables the pharmaceutical industry to go digital using valuable tools such as software and real-time reporting, among others. “We believe this is a game changer that will transform clinical trials, saving the industry time and money”, said Frank Jäger, managing director at Faubel.
The Med Label is equipped with a battery-free, always-on ePaper display and an RFID tag with an NFC reader. It facilitates on-demand label updates for expiry dates at the clinical depot site and provides real time reporting and documentation that meet compliance requirements.
“E Ink’s smart packaging solutions are at the forefront of pharmaceutical packaging innovation,” said Paul Apen, Chief Strategy Officer at E Ink. “Adding displays to pharma packaging requires thin and flexible displays that are also low-power. Our ePaper displays are perfect for this application given their thin, low voltage properties, as well as easy readability, contrast and wide viewing angle.”
E Ink’s new low-voltage film uses roughly 5v compared to the typical 15v driving voltage for electronic paper displays, which decreases the power required for label updates and speeds the update process.
“We are thrilled to partner with Faubel to create a product that will help the pharmaceutical industry take advantage of the digital resources at its disposal,” said FY Gan, Executive Vice President of Sales Center at E Ink. “The potential to enhance and simplify clinical trials is endless; we’re excited to collaborate with industry leaders like Faubel to provide system integration capability for not only the pharmaceutical industry in a total solution, but a wide range of smart packaging applications that deliver the best customer experience of using e-paper for digital transformation.”
Researchers from the University of Alabama have developed a wearable device that could keep people safe in the face of possible physical assault, or elderly people experiencing a fall.
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How does fitness giant Fitbit's new Versa stack up against its popular Ionic? With a sleeker design, cheaper price tag, and advanced operating system (for now), the Versa seems poised to supplant itself as the company's best smartwatch. But does a lack of built-in GPS hold it back?
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It´s been a punchy start for our partner Innovation World Cup® Series in 2018. The roadshow started with two back-to-back events over a span of 3 days.
The first stop of the IOT/WT Innovation World Cup® was on the 9th and 10th April in Poland, as a part of the active startup event Wolves Summit and their Wolves Hardware and R&D Day.
This was the 7th edition of the Wolves Summit in Warsaw, hosting a gathering of many important players who contribute to the Central and Eastern Europe’s startup ecosystem. With overwhelming registrations, countless startups met their potential partners and/or investors; on the other hand, the corporates had the opportunity to discover revolutionary startups enabled by innovative techpreneurs.
Partners of the Innovation World Cup® Series EBV Elektronik and VARTA Microbattery together with the IOT/WT Innovation World Cup winners and finalists beexlab, JoannaHir and FindAir shared their thoughts on how to become a successful IoT startup in an exciting panel discussion.
While the Wolves Summit was running at full pace, the Innovation World Cup® team was also in Milan for the IOTHINGS Milan on 10th and 11th April. With a different set of audience, the event was dedicated to IoT and digital transformation of Things.
The leading conference for IoT in Italy had 2200+ visitors, 109 sponsors, exhibitors, start-ups and 196 speakers. All of them came under one roof to discuss and share the latest developments on hot topics related to the Internet of Things industry, such as cybersecurity, 5G, GDPR, Smart City, and Blockchain.
Partners of the Innovation World Cup® Series STMicroelectronics, EBV Elektronik, VARTA Microbattery and Gemalto together with the IOT/WT Innovation World Cup® winners and finalists beexlab, MyClose and Pagita made the sessions an insightful experience.
Takeaways from this double delight opening:
The IWC sessions summed up the key ingredients for an IoT startup to succeed in the turbulent and demanding tech market! The importance of finding the right financial partners and documenting the ideas to do so were highlighted during the sessions.
Solid entry and exit strategies based on a valid grip on the market and the right timing are crucial. Especially in the IoT environment, finding the right timing also in more conservative industries and educating the market on the way is challenging!
Tech corporates have a lot to offer to IoT innovators to help them taking their solutions to the next level. Through top-notch components, dedicated developer communities, development kits and special prizes aiming to support and advise young entrepreneurs, market leaders and start-ups can closely work together and turn budding ideas into successful products together!
Look out for more such events and conferences; follow the road show of the Innovation World Cup® Series and see where you could join us!
With the Fitbit Versa hitting shelves in April of 2018, the buzz around the brand's latest smartwatch hit a fever pitch. But, how does it compare to the Fitbit Blaze that came before it? We stack the two side-by-side to see which Fitbit wearable reigns supreme in this spec showdown.
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As part of its ongoing mea culpa regarding device batteries, Apple is rolling out a new service policy that should come as great news to a number of Apple Watch Series 2 owners. It'll replace swollen batteries for free.
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Check out our roundup of the best new crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
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In a battle of smartwatch supremacy, we pit Fitbit's newest product, the Versa, against Apple's latest in smartwatch technology -- the Apple Watch Series 3. How well does the fitness-tracking giant's second attempt at a full-featured smartwatch fare against Apple's tried and true wearable?
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The Misfit Path is Misfit’s smallest hybrid smartwatch, yet. But don’t let its size fool you – it comes packed with tons of smartwatch features all wrapped into a modern and chic timepiece.
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Newly published FCC paperwork suggests Snap Inc. is working on a "Model 002" of the Spectacles camera glasses. The paperwork builds on earlier reports that the company would be releasing two new versions later this year.
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Ever notice eye issues or headaches after staring at a screen for too long? The culprit is likely the blue light. Computer glasses can help, and Felix Gray wants to make them stylish to wear, even with a prescription.
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Garmin’s latest wearable, the Forerunner 645 Music, is a full-featured fitness tracker that doubles as an impressive smartwatch. Featuring offline music streaming and storage, as well as the ability to make contactless payments, it’s a true jack-of-all-trades.
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Advanced Textiles Source was launched to provide information about the most sophisticated textiles in the industry, and, specifically, new developments and trends in materials, technologies and end products. Increasingly, I find myself talking about smart fabrics as research in this segment is expanding at an impressive rate, and breakthroughs are announced with some regularity.
Part of the reason for this growth has to do with the variety of functionalities that can earn a fabric (or fiber) the “smart” label. This discussion is no longer just about e-textiles, or thermal control, or any other niche. The progression is toward expanding the ways in which textiles can be deemed “smart,” while maintaining the performance capabilities expected of traditional textiles. There’s no point in giving up what we already have.
Such as comfort.
No matter how smart a garment is, nobody will want to wear it if it isn’t comfortable. Yes, it goes back to something that basic, because it is that important. This is one of the points made in our new feature by Dr. Seshadri Ramkumar (“Active and Smart”).
It was interesting to note that Ramkumar’s article also touched on points from several of our recent features: multi-functionality in fabrics; partnerships between academia and industry; the expanding definition of “textile,” as well as articles specifically on smart textiles. This new feature brings together related topics, illustrating, as well, the importance of collaborative work in successful project launches.
I’m fairly sure that I’ll hear more on this group of topics, I’ll call it, at IFAI’s Smart Fabrics Summit, co-hosted by the U.S. Dept. of Commerce this month in Washington D.C., and I’m looking forward to hearing the latest from those closest to this industry segment. Meetings like the Summit in Washington are exactly what’s needed to keep the discussions going and push the boundaries for this exciting textile frontier. It’s how textiles get smarter.
The Apple Watch has surged to prominence in recent years. If you're in the market for an iOS wearable, we've sniffed out the best Apple Watch deals available right now for all three models of this great smartwatch.
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The Amazfit Stratos is an affordable smartwatch that features GPS tracking, a heart rate sensor, the ability to track 12 different activities, and a five-day battery life. It also comes at an affordable price.
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According to a Michigan-based health company called Omni MedSci, Apple stole the technology needed to create its heart rate sensor, a key component to the Apple Watch that is being further explored for newer models of the wearable.
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Did you know you can control smartphone functions with a Levi’s denim jacket? It’s all thanks to Google’s Jacquard technology. We’ve been wearing the Commuter Trucker Jacket over the past few months, and it really does enhance the way we interact with our smartphones.
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Check out our roundup of the best new crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
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Looking for your first fitness tracker, or an upgrade to the one you're already wearing? There are plenty of the wrist-worn gadgets available, so here's our pick of the best fitness trackers available right now.
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The Aura Band is a new fitness wearable available to back on Kickstarter. It has a bioimpedance sensor to truly monitor your fitness gains (or losses) and an unusual reward system that gives virtual coins you can spend on cool new sneakers.
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The Google Glass smart glasses may have largely disappeared from the public eye but that doesn't mean Google isn't working on a new version. Here's everything we know about the new Google smart glasses.
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Researchers at MIT have created the AlterEgo, an incredible wearable device that reads "subvocalizations," or words we say to ourselves in our head, and it could change the way we interact with voice assistants and mobile devices.
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Looking for an action cam but don’t want to shell out the big bucks for a high-end GoPro? Check out these great GoPro alternatives, including some 4K-capable cameras, that won’t leave you broke.
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Apple’s AirPods are among the best fully wireless earbuds we’ve seen, but they’re not perfect. If you’re having trouble, take a look at our guide to the most common problems and what you can do to fix them.
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Virtual reality is finally going mainstream, but how do you find the best VR headset for you? Check out a few of our favorites, whether you want the best of the best or a budget alternative specifically designed for your mobile device.
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Data collected from the Apple Watch has been used as evidence in an Australian murder trial, where it provides a chillingly timeline of the murder victim's last moments, and may end up being instrumental in the killer's conviction.
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Instagram's failure to update its Apple Watch app means that after the latest update, it will no longer run on the smartwatch. There's no word yet on whether the company might roll out another version in the future.
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Rumors are gathering about the Samsung Gear S4 smartwatch, a follow-up to the 2016 Gear S3. There's a chance it may arrive in August, and feature improved sleep tracking, as well as a proprietary Samsung processor.
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The new Longines Conquest V.H.P. GMT watch isn’t a smartwatch, but it does make use of some impressive technology to ensure it always tells the precise time, with an astonishing degree of accuracy. We’ve worn the watch and seen it in action.
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The Apple Watch has surged to prominence in recent years. If you're in the market for an iOS wearable, we've sniffed out the best Apple Watch deals available right now for all three models of this great smartwatch.
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Check out our roundup of the best new crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
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