The countdown is over. During Warby Parker's Q3 2026 earnings call Thursday, co-CEO Dave Gilboa announced that pre-orders for the first Android XR Intelligent Eyewear — Samsung-engineered AI smart glasses running Google's platform — will open one week from today, on November 12, with holiday-season…
A warning circulating on Facebook claims an iPhone update allows someone to remotely access your phone. Posts and videos point to a setting called “Remote Control” and urge people to turn it off. The setting exists. But the warnings leave…
Tech > Wearables > Smart Watches The improved Music Recognition feature means you no longer have to tap into Shazam to recognize songs on your Apple Watch. Editor, Wearables & Health Tech November 5, 2026, 1:51 pm ET Also: Your Apple Watch has 2 new controversial listening…
Digital lifestyle, smart devices and gadgets Garmin Malaysia has introduced its latest dive computer: the Descent X10, designed to provide divers with essential dive information at a glance. Here’s a quick look at it. To begin with, the Garmin Descent X10 features…
edited by Robert Egan Northwestern University engineers are investigating new ways to tell what the hands are doing—including peering beneath the skin to watch muscles and tendons move. The new methods don't use high-tech cameras, medical scans or advanced…
A smartwatch could one day tell when you make a fist or give a thumbs-up without seeing your hand. Northwestern University researchers are exploring two ways to read movements from the wrist, including one that senses changes beneath the skin.
Digital lifestyle, smart devices and gadgets Garmin Malaysia has announced the Edge Explore 3, a new GPS cycling computer designed to make navigation, ride tracking and fitness monitoring easier for cyclists of all skill levels. Equipped with a vivid touchscreen display,…
Technion scientists combine light, ultrasound and AI to develop a miniature sensor for continuous blood pressure monitoring; promising early trials could pave the way for use in smartwatches and medical patches A tiny wearable sensor developed by researchers at the…
Garmin COO Brad Trenkle told TechRadar that Garmin will keep making MIP watches until its AMOLED watches can match their battery life. It’s the third piece Andrew Williams has written from his conversation with Trenkle, after the ones on the…
Northwestern University engineers are investigating new ways to tell what the hands are doing — including peering beneath the skin to watch muscles and tendons move. The new methods don’t use high-tech cameras, medical scans or advanced imaging techniques. Instead, they…
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