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November 4, 2015

Ralph Lauren unveils high-tech shirt at US Open

At this year’s U.S. Open, apparel giant Ralph Lauren and Canada-based biometrics firm OMsignal have joined forces on their own kind of doubles team – bringing biometric technology and fashion to the tennis court.

November 4, 2015

The Apple watchOS 2 software update: Wallet, better Wi-Fi calls and more

Apple has made some big changes to Apple Watch via a spanking-new operating system, though you may have missed it among all of the hoopla about the iPhone 6S and iPad Pro.

November 4, 2015

This gorgeous, limited edition 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' watch costs $28,000

Devon Works, a watch maker based in California, has come up with this striking, and very limited timepiece to attract Star Wars fans, ahead of The Force Awakens movie out at the end of this year.

November 4, 2015

This Bluetooth earbud is smaller than a quarter

Wireless earbuds are made for convenience, but one inventor wants to make buds virtually disappear in your ear.

November 4, 2015

The Daqri smart helmet turns a workforce into Robocops

Wearable tech usually conjures images of fit joggers in compression pants, with mean-looking sunglasses or conspicuously pressing touchscreen watches.

November 4, 2015

Samsung decides to take a breather from the smartwatch space — For now

During Samsung’s keynote address at Mobile World Congress, you might have noticed that the South Korean giant didn’t announce a smartwatch.

November 4, 2015

Man posing for selfie struck, killed by Amtrak train

Taking place on the morning of Saturday, February 21, an Oregon man was busy posing for a selfie photo on the railroad tracks before being fatally hit by an Amtrak train.

November 4, 2015

Here’s the latest pair of smartglasses you probably won’t want to wear

From today, provided you live in the UK or Germany, you can pre-order Sony’s SmartEyeGlass smart specs.

November 3, 2015

Sony Smart B-trainer makes you run faster

LAS VEGAS -- Wearables that measure how fast you run are common enough, but a wearable that controls your speed is much rarer.

November 3, 2015

Is Google Glass on the brink of going mainstream, or the brink of failure?

It’s been more than two years since Google unleashed its vision for a wearable future, and it’s clear to see that few of us are ready to join the Glass masses.