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Published on Apr 29, 2014

Tapping and swiping on smartwatch apps obstructs the little screen. A watch that detects tilts like a games controller might make them easier to use

"Tilting smartwatch cuts need for fiddly screen-jabbing"

by Paul Marks
April 29, 2014

 

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Android Wear's amazing smartwatch ancestors

Published on Jun 16, 2014

Think smartwatches are a new idea? Think again! Since the dawn of computing, humans have been trying to put a tiny PC on your wrist. CNET's Adventures in Tech reveals the most fascinating attempts at smartwatch success.

 

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Comparing New Android Wear Smartwatches

Published on Jun 27, 2014

Is the Moto 360, the LG G Watch, or the Samsung Gear Live the right smartwatch for your wrist? The software on all devices are the same but each manufacturer has taken to hardware design. Samsung offers a heart rate monitor, for instance, which works both with its own software and with Android Fit. Comfort is another key factor -- these are all light devices designed for all-day use, but the Samsung Gear Live has a fiddly clasp mechanism and proprietary bands, so if you don't like rubber, you're out of luck. Darrell Etherington discusses the difference between the Android wear watches released at Google I/O .

 

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Skip the Apple Watch, Go for the Casio Timepiece Calculator

Published on Sep 29, 2014

Apple recently announced its new timepiece, but the tech giant was hardly the first to make a foray into smartwatches. In the early '80s Casio debuted a dual watch-calculator, paving the way for multipurpose, wearable gadgets

 

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The smartwatches of Baselworld in 127 seconds

Published on Mar 20, 2015

At the Baselworld watch fair, smart watches have begun to appear. We take a look through this year's biggest announcements.

 

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New smart watch with SIM card at the Global Sources Mobile Electronics show

Published on Apr 19, 2015

 

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Disney smart watch identifies whatever you touch

Published on Nov 19, 2015

Disney Research and Development has a new concept smart watch that would be able to tell what object the wearer is touching using the conductivity of our own bodies. Would you use one? What can it be useful for?

Kim Horcher discusses with Erika Ishii

 

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Top 5 reasons smartwatches don't sell

Published on Sep 12, 2016

Another day, another smartwatch. But why aren't they a hit like smartphones? Here's why.

 

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Best smartwatches you can buy in 2017

Published on Jan 19, 2017

The smartwatch is the ultimate smartphone accessory. It can tell the time, of course, but it can also beam important notifications straight to your wrist, and run native apps.

What's more impressive is that many of today's best models can also perform a ton of novel tricks, such as enabling you to search the internet with your voice, tracking your exercise over GPS, and letting you check-out at the grocery store without reaching for your wallet.

Choosing the smartwatch that's right for you isn't easy, but we hope to make the exciting process of getting paired up with your next (or first!) smartwatch as simple as possible.

 

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The best smartwatches from CES 2019!

Published on Jan 9, 2019

 

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Unboxing the world's biggest smartwatch

Oct 16, 2019

World's Biggest Smartwatch AliExpress

 

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The best fitness watches you can buy in 2019

Nov 6, 2019

There are smartwatches, and then there are fitness wearables. And while it's easy to think they're the same, they aren't. The former offers deep integration with your phone and the option to use apps, music players and mobile payments. Those aren't to be mistaken with fitness watches, which have an emphasis on durability, reliability and accuracy. If you're looking for a watch that's less of a jack of all trades (just a master of a few), this is where we'd have you look.

"The best fitness wearables"
Whether it's yoga or a Tougher Mudder race, there's a wearable to help.

by Daniel Cooper
November 6, 2019