SmartWatches stories
The European Commission has demanded a recall of the Enox Safe-KID-One children's smartwatch, citing severe security flaws that could endanger users.
A market that has stuttered in the past now has a bright forecast as adoption of wearable technology continues to thrive.
If you are new the to the world of wearables you might be wondering if Fitbit's new offering is a good first step. Maybe I can help with that.
Gartner says shipments of wearables will reach 225 million in 2019, with spending hitting US$42b, with smartwatches still taking the lion's share.
Apple introduces the Watch Series 4 with cutting-edge fall detection and ECG monitoring, promising enhanced fitness and emergency features from NZD $699.
Apple saw a 30% YoY rise in Q2 2018 smartwatch shipments, driven by LTE model popularity in APAC. Yet, its market share dipped to 34%.
The worldwide wearables market is forecast to ship 124.9 million units by the end of 2018, up 8.2% from the prior year.
Canalys says wearable band shipments grew 35 percent from the year before with a two horse race at the front & fierce competition behind.
The vivoactive 3 is equipped with a ton other features that make it a powerful companion for tracking fitness.
It's been hyped about for years, but according to IDC smartwatches are finally beginning to make an impact on the wearables market.
9.2m smartphones were sold in 2017, a big increase from last year that was largely driven by a 'replacement cycle' from one of the major OS.
The solution evolved as a result of thousands of hours of collaboration between Samsung, Cisco Jasper, Spark and Jupl.
Q4 2017 shipments grew by more than 32% over Q4 2016, the highest ever number of shipments in a single quarter for any wearable vendor.
Fitbit unveils first update to Fitbit OS for Ionic smartwatch users, including over 60 apps and enhanced performance.
The Fitbit Alta is Fitbit's slimmest design yet, but don't mistake its simple design for a basic fitness band...
Apple reclaims the top spot in the wearable band market with 3.9 million shipments in Q3 2017, fuelled by strong demand for the Apple Watch Series 3.
Apple Watch launch limited by carrier restrictions: only 164m of its 517m iPhone base will work with Series 3 at launch.
Fitbit Versa introduces new capabilities to its lifestyle smartwatches including female health tracking and Fitbit Pay integration.
According to Ingram Micro NZ, the move reflects its focus on offering market-leading brands to all of its partners.
It will now be available with built in cellular and GPS for the first time ever, meaning it no longer has to be tied to your iPhone.
