This Week in Wearables is our weekly blog curating the best stories on wearables from around the web. Owaves Launches ‘Killer App for Wearables’ via PR Newswire At the end of a small gathering of entrepreneurs and technology innovators in San Diego, California early last year –Martin Cooper, the inventor of the cell phone, made an impactful …
This Week in Wearables is our weekly blog curating the best stories on wearables from around the web. Wearables Bulk Up with Triple-Digit Gains via The Journal by Dian Schaffhauser Wearables have seen their eighth consecutive quarter of growth, with first quarter shipments of 11.4 million, according to IT analyst firm International Data Corp. (IDC). The company’s …
This Week in Wearables is our weekly blog curating the best stories on wearables from around the web. PIQ Unveils World’s Most Advanced Wearable via VentureBeat PIQ has today announced the worlds most advanced multi-sport sensor platform. Capable of measuring over 3,000 different data points per second, and through 13 different dimensions, and already planned …
This Week in Wearables is our weekly blog curating the best stories on wearables from around the web. Hands-free Tinder Uses Your Heartbeat to Decide ‘Hot or Not’ via TheNextWeb by Mic Wright Too listless to swipe on Tinder? Design agency T3 may have the answer. It has previewed Hands-Free Tinder which uses heart rate data from yourApple Watch or Android Wear device to …
This Week in Wearables is our weekly blog curating the best stories on wearables from around the web. The Wearable Tech Market Could Reach 385 Million People and Change How We ‘Consume and use Information’ via Business Insider by Jon Phillips In just a few years, there could be more people using wearable tech devices …
This Week in Wearables is our weekly blog curating the best stories on wearables from around the web. Moov Now is a $100 Fitness Wearable That Does What Apple Watch and Fitbit Cannot via PCWorld by Jon Phillips With Apple Watch squeezing the high end of the fitness tracking market, and the just-IPOed Fitbit looking more powerful than ever, you’d think now …
This Week in Wearables is our weekly blog curating the best stories on wearables from around the web. Adidas buys fitness tracking app maker Runtastic via Reuters by Georgina Prodhan and Emma Thomasson Adidas AG has bought fitness tracking app maker Runtastic, giving it access to a community of 70 million active users and helping it catch rivals …
This Week in Wearables is our weekly blog curating the best stories on wearables from around the web. TBS to Launch New Tech Show Sponsored by Intel via WSJ, by Steven Perlberg Mark Burnett’s latest show sounds right in line with the reality TV impresario’s well-worn strategy: a cast of aspiring inventors will battle to create …
This Week in Wearables is our weekly blog curating the best stories on wearables from around the web. Designer Yves Behar talks smart locks, wearables and Apple (Q&A) via CNET by Shara Tibken Yves Behar, one of the most famous industrial designers of the past two decades, has a lot to say not just about the way …
This Week in Wearables is our weekly blog curating the best stories on wearables from around the web. Adam Selman, Rihanna’s Favorite Designer, Enters the Wearables War via New York Times by Vanessa Friedman Adam Selman, the man who made Rihanna’s see-through dress at the Council of Fashion Designers of America awards in 2014, may not be the …