PinkThink has launched an Indiegogo campaign to get its codeable bracelet off the ground, hoping to spark interest for girls in coding and STEM subjects.
Calorie counters, step counters -- that's so 2015. At CES 2016, Mio announced a new way to measure your physical activity, tailored to individual factors.
No, it's not powered by Android Wear, but if you're looking for a sleek watch that offers vibration and LED notifications, take a glance at the Q54 Pilot.
The Duo is an iPhone case that doubles as a battery pack and a high-quality speaker. The company will be shipping the device towards the end of January.
We haven't heard much about Google's wearable, which never really hit the market for consumers. A new FCC filing gives us a glimpse at the latest iteration.
Astropad, an iOS app that pairs iPads with Macs and turns the tablet into a drawing slate, has added improved support for the Apple Pencil and the iPad Pro.
Taking photos just got more collaborative. The new shared albums feature on Google Photos lets users' friends and family add their own photos to an album.
Firefox OS debuted in 2013 and it didn't really take off, and now after two years of struggling to gain a solid user base, Mozilla is shutting it down.
The Gecko is a magnetic charger that eliminates the need for plugging a cable into your phone to juice it up. It's currently on Indiegogo to raise funding.
"Star Wars: The Force Awakens" is getting closer and the hype is getting stronger. Google's running a promotion that lets you change how its apps look.