A London judge says a witness was being coached in real time through smart glasses
Call logs and audio from a pocketed phone convinced a UK judge that a claimant was being coached during testimony
Wearable Tech
Covering wearable devices, from fitness trackers and watches to other innovative forms of tech, that you can wear.
Meta's smart glasses raise privacy alarms as data labelers review intimate recordings
These contractors say footage includes scenes far from what users expect
Washington state bill would ban employers from forcibly microchipping workers
Welcome to the world of tomorrow
New Android app alerts you when someone nearby is wearing smart glasses
The app tracks Bluetooth signals to expose hidden recording devices like Meta's Ray-Bans
Judge warns smart glasses wearers of contempt charges as Zuckerberg testifies in Meta trial
"If you have done that, you must delete that"
SlimeVR's new trackers ditch cameras for affordable and lightweight full-body motion capture
Sub-$300 hardware promises 48-hour battery life and wide software compatibility
3D-printed batteries aim to reshape energy storage in small devices
Material Hybrid Manufacturing sees a path that goes past cylindrical cells and into curved, complex surfaces
The future of wearables: Computer chips you can weave, wash, and wear
Forget smartwatches – scientists made smart fabric
Apple is reportedly working on an AI pin roughly the size of an AirTag
Can Apple beat OpenAI and Jony Ive to the punch?
OpenAI confirms its first consumer AI device is coming this year, and it may be earbuds
The rumored "Sweetpea" earbuds may use a 2nm Samsung chip and involve Jony Ive's team
These smart glasses that refocus instantly could make bifocals obsolete
New liquid-crystal lenses blend optics and electronics in a 22-gram frame
Meta is cutting hundreds of metaverse jobs now that AI is the priority
Reality Labs has burned through about $75 billion
Pebble revives its iconic round smartwatch for the modern era
A decade of technological advances
Google is turning Android XR into a visionOS rival with PC streaming and 3D avatars
Android XR smart glasses coming next year, including a wired model
Pebble's new Index 01 smart ring focuses on one thing: recording your voice
Early bird pricing starts at $75
Apple Watch Ultra 2 drops to $549 in new sale
The Apple Watch Ultra 2 is no longer Apple's newest flagship, but it remains remarkably close to the Ultra 3. You still get the same rugged titanium build, solid battery life, a bright 3,000-nit display, and Apple's health-tracking features. For most users, the Ultra 2 delivers nearly the same experience for less.
This ultra-thin UVA detector is designed to disappear into your smartwatch or clothing
The see-through device can reliably monitor ultraviolet A, a leading cause of skin cancer
Scientists shrink light to create the tiniest pixel ever
A Full HD panel could fit into one square millimeter
Forward-looking: A team of physicists from Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg in Germany have created the world's smallest pixel to date. Measuring just 300 by 300 nanometers, the tiny light source is just as bright as a conventional OLED pixel that's five by five micrometers in size and could eventually serve as the building blocking for next-generation, high-resolution wearable displays.
Nike's Project Amplify is the first powered footwear catering to everyday athletes
Like having a second set of calf muscles
Samsung's new Galaxy XR headset undercuts Apple Vision Pro by $1,700
Available now for $1,800
Google Pixel Watch 4 may be the best Wear OS device yet
The first reviews of the Google Pixel Watch 4 are in, praising its expanded health and fitness tracking features, bright display, and two-day battery life. It's also more repairable than before, allowing users to swap the battery and display, all while keeping the same price.
Apple delays next Vision Pro, bets on Meta-style smart glasses
Apple pivots from bulky headsets to AI-driven glasses play
Samsung Galaxy Ring swells and crushes user's finger, causing missed flight and hospital visit
There are some theories as to why it happened