A new wearable called Spire tells you to take a deep breath when you need it. The gadget tracks respiration, body position, and the intensity of exercise.
Wearables may be niche products now, but in 2015, they’ll go mainstream. Smart clothing, smart jewelry, and better fitness bands are just some of the trends we’re seeing.
The FCC backed T-Mobile's proposal for improved guidelines on the price of international data roaming. The decision provoked the ire of AT&T and Verizon.
Asus revealed the ZenWatch in September, but kept us waiting for news of its official release. Following a November release in America, the watch is now expected to go on sale in the UK just before Christmas.
Knomo introduced a new iPad Mini case called the Knomad. It can hold any 8-inch tablet, a smartphone, an external battery pack, and your personal effects.
In the future, you’ll pay for beer with an app on your phone and buy shoes with the single tap against a payment terminal just like this. Welcome to the future of paying.
Pebble has updated its standard Android app, adding in system-wide notifications, where previously a third-party app had to be used. Additionally, there's support for special characters, making the watch even more useful for international owners.
