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Why Wearable Tech Isn’t the Next Big Thing — Yet
Technology execs gather to discuss the challenges and opportunities of this growing industry.
By Jason Fell
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Novartis, Google to Develop Contact Lenses to Monitor Blood Sugar
Finger-prick glucose tests could soon be a pain of the past. The two mega companies have joined forces to make biosensor-packed smart lenses a reality for diabetes patients.
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This Hair Accessory Can Act Like a Panic Button
A high-tech hair clip promises personal security.
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LG Unveils Wristbands That Let You Track Your Kids
The GPS and Wi-Fi equipped wristbands are intended for pre-school and primary-school aged children.
By Laura Entis
Building a Business
From Android to Wearables to a New Auto Interface, What You Need to Know From Google’s I/O Conference
There were a slew of new announcement at the tech giant's annual event. Here's a quick rundown.
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Apple Looking to Jump Head First Into Wearables with Multi-Sensor Smartwatch
Apple's first wearable tech offering will have more than 10 sensors and be designed to work on its own or paired with other Apple devices.
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The Daily Show Hilariously Slays ‘Glass Holes’
In a segment on Jon Stewart's popular show, people who wear Google Glass are made to look like, well, idiots.
By Jason Fell
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This Company Wants You to Wear Your SIM Card
Japanese mobile-carrier DOCOMO unveils its Portable SIM prototype, a wireless-technology device that could make waves in the world of wearables.
By Nina Zipkin
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Meet Ringly, Where Wearble Tech Meets High-Fashion Bling
Ringly connects to your iOS or Android phone and can send alerts to you for everything from meetings to Uber.
By Emily Price
Building a Business
Google Glass Gets a High-Fashion Makeover, Still Looks Geeky
The tech company unveiled a range of headsets created in collaboration with fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg, which will go on sale June 23.
By Laura Entis
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Google: In a Few Years, Ads Will Show Up on Refrigerators, Thermostats and Glasses
As more aspects of our lives become connected to the Internet, the tech giant Google says that the definition of what is considered a 'mobile' ad is going to evolve.
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‘Very Foolish People’ Will Buy Google Glass at $1,500
Google has made its much-hyped gadget available to anyone in the U.S., but one tech analyst says buying it now is unwise.
By Laura Entis
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Check It Out: A Closer Look at LG’s Android-Powered Smartwatch
Powered by Android Wear, LG releases a first-look video for its forthcoming watch.
By Jason Fell
Building a Business
What Is Keeping Wearable Tech From Being Fashionable?
Four areas will drive the market far beyond where it is today and make a significant contribution to the quality of people's lives.
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How Wearable Tech Could Save Your Life
Some entrepreneurs are building wearable devices designed to keep you from danger.
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Facebook Buys Popular Fitness-Tracker App So It Can Know Even More About You
With its acquisition of Moves, the social network is getting into the fitness-tracking game alongside Fitbit and Nike.
By Nina Zipkin
Building a Business
Nike Reportedly Exiting the Wearable Hardware Game
The sportswear company is shifting its focus from hardware to software.
By Laura Entis
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Would You Spend $1,500 on Google Glass?
As the smart glasses go on sale to the masses, we want to know if it's worth the money -- and the hassle.
By Jason Fell
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Gadgets, Apps, Video Games and Social Media: All Things Tech With Veronica Belmont
In this Google Hangout, we'll chat about the future of wearables, business tech and more.
By Jason Fell
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Google to Make ‘Glass’ Available to the Masses…for One Day Only.
The tech giant proves that it's also a savvy marketer, planning a one-day, limited-supply offering.
By Laura Entis
Building a Business
Entrepreneurs on the Moon, DNA Hacking and Real-Life Iron Man Gear
A roundup of the 10 most interesting new technologies that make us scratch our heads and say, 'What the heck?'
By Jason Fell
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Coming Soon: Google Glass Ray-Bans
Google has inked a deal with the largest eyewear company in the world to develop Glass devices for Luxottica's Oakley and Ray-Ban brands.
By Geoff Weiss
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Wearable Wars: 3 Reasons Why ‘Android Wear’ Will Rule the Wrist
Google's new wearable tech platform looks like it'll blow the current crop of connected wristwear out of the water.
By Noah Kravitz
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LG and Motorola Announce Smartwatches for Google’s ‘Android Wear’
Right out of the gate, Google's new Android-powered wearable device platform gets two big partners.
By Jason Fell
Building a Business
Google Gets More Serious About Wearables With ‘Android Wear’
The tech giant creates a a new platform for its expanding network of wearable devices.
By Jason Fell
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Computers in Your Underwear: Where Wearable Tech Must Go to Succeed
Experts at this SXSW panel delved into the barriers standing in the way of wearables' future – and what can be done to overcome them.
By Jacob Hall
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With Bluetooth Ring, Control Your World With a Finger Twirl
One of the latest wearable tech gadgets on the SXSW tradeshow floor lets you use gestures to text, shop and more.
By Jacob Hall