This morning, Qualcomm introduced two new products to give the company a stronger push into the wearables industry. Snapdragon Wear and the Snapdragon Wear 2100 ...
The majority of Android Wear smartwatches use the Qualcomm Snapdragon 400, an ARM based System-on-a-Chip which comes in either dual-core or quad-core configurations. While it ...
Good news for anyone currently wearing a Moto 360 (2015)! It looks like Motorola is pushing out the Marshmallow update to the smartwatch, bringing all ...
Google today introduced Android Wear 1.4, the latest version of its wearable platform. This one’s not a minor update with bug fixes and patches; indeed, there’s ...
The Android developers with Google announced some updates they are getting ready to roll out to devices running the Android Wear platform. The focus of ...
It’s been a little while since we’ve seen any improvements come to Google’s wearable platform, but that changes today. Google has just Android Wear that will ...
Motorola has just launched the latest iteration of its Moto 360 smartwatch, the Sport, on the Google Store in Canada. The device has been available ...
Robinhood, the zero-commission stock trading app, has taken to its blog today to announce the rollout of an Android Wear compatible version of its app!
With ...
Google’s annual developer conference is one of the most exclusive must-attend events on the Android calendar. I was lucky enough to go last year and ...
You wouldn’t expect it, but there are actually games made for smartwatches. Admittedly, they’re a little difficult to play so most of the better titles ...
Many of us guys take for granted that smartwatches and wearables have mostly been designed for us over the past few years. Manufacturers finally have ...
New Balance, the famous makers of shoes and sporting related stuff, is getting into digital sports industry via an announcement this morning at CES2016. The official ...
MasterCard has announced a partnership with Coin to bring MasterCard payment to fitness bands, smartwatches and other wearable devices. The news follows MasterCard’s announcement in October last year in which the world was introduced to the Commerce for Every Device program, which aims to enable ‘any consumer gadget’ to become a payment device. Sherri Haymond, Senior […]
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