The Connected Calibre E5 runs a bespoke OS. It still works with Android—but it now gets that coveted Made-for-Apple certification. That's likely one of the biggest reasons for the switch, as Google ...

Smartwatch bands have been found to contain high levels of a potentially harmful chemical that researchers believe can be absorbed through the skin, raising the question of whether the popular ...

According to the FSA store, if a device is necessary for treating or monitoring a specific medical condition (and not just general wellness), it could be eligible to purchase with your health dollars.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Davey Winder is a veteran cybersecurity writer, hacker and analyst. Let’s get the prerequisite disclaimer out of the way first, ...

Smartwatches generally last for two to five years, but when they die, replacing them isn't always simple or even possible. Many models aren't designed with battery replacement in mind, and some ...

Wearables tend to have difficulty with tattooed wrists. Some tattooed wearable owners have found that the problem can be fixed with clear medical tape or epoxy stickers. However, using this workaround ...

There are several blood pressure monitors on the market, but few reliable smartwatches with that functionality. Chinese tech brand Huawei's Watch D2 could change that. Huawei's Watch D2 includes an ...

In a study published recently in the American Chemical Society’s Environmental Science & Technology Letters (and which we reported on last week), researchers at the University of Notre Dame found that ...

The first thing I do each morning is check my watch — not for the time but for my sleep score. As a runner, when the glowing red letters say my score — and my training readiness — are poor, I feel an ...

In an era where our smartphones rarely leave our pockets, smartwatches have emerged as the new frontier of personal computing – and the competition has never been fiercer. As we dive into 2025, these ...

Are tiny screens any less disruptive than bigger ones? Some schools aren’t waiting around to find out: A small but growing number have already crafted and adopted policies on the use of smartwatches ...