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High-Tech Meets High Fashion: The New Look of Wearable Technology
Wearable tech is getting a high-design makeover.
A Simple Bracelet Can Turn Your Arm Into an Interactive Smartphone Display
With Cicret on your wrist, you'll never lose touch with your smartphone again. You wear it like a second skin.
Here's a Dog Collar That Lets Humans Train Man's Best Friend From Anywhere
If you had this gadget on your pup, you could be keeping tabs on and talking to him right now, no matter how far apart you are.
These 'Smart' Ballet Shoes Digitally Paint Dancers' Fancy Footwork
Art in motion, with a side of geek.
Move Over DNA, Your Wearable Data Could Soon Be Used in the Courtroom
A Canadian personal injury case making use of a plaintiff's Fitbit data could set a global precedent.
Where to Stash That Cryptocash? This Man Put It Under His Skin.
Martijn Wismeijer keeps his Bitcoin handy -- right between his thumb and index finger.
Gold? Silver? Pffft. This Necklace Is Pure Illumination.
This high-tech necklace is made out of light and morphs with your every move. You have to see it to believe it.
Attention 'Glassholes': No More Wearing Your Face Computer to the Movies
It's not just bad etiquette -- it's now officially banned by the Motion Picture Association of America and the National Association of Theatre Owners.
Meet Microsoft Band, the $199 Fitness Tracker That Also Works With iOS and Android
Here's a look at the tech company's first major wearable fitness device.
Will the Workplace Lead Wearable Technology Adoption?
Experts say adoption of wearables at work will outpace it at home thanks to improved safety, productivity, and collaboration.
This Mighty Exoskeleton Can Give You Superhuman Strength (Sort Of)
Anyone who wears this rugged exosuit will be able to lift heavy tools and objects like they're feathers.
As Wearables Get Hot, These 6 Industries Are Poised to Capitalize
The wearables revolution is coming. Here are the top industries that will cash in on the skyrocketing trend, according to a new report from PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Why the Gap Between Fashion and Tech Still Exists
If designers are willing to take the risk of pioneering 'smart fashion,' they could tap into multibillion-dollar industry.
Struggling Sony Reveals Its Answer to Google Glass
Called the SmartEyeGlass, the latest computer for your face will be available in March 2015. And it may be even more awkward-looking than Google Glass.
Will Sony Get Its Groove Back?
The struggling tech maker expects to post an annual net loss that's nearly five times more than initially estimated.