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Huawei and Android haven't been particularly friendly for two years now, and that's given Huawei time to make its own OS, which is nearly ready.

We've long liked Samsung's Tizen wearables, but the Galaxy watch operating system appears ill-fated, as a collaboration between Google and Samsung means a new WearOS is coming.

It's been a few years in the waiting, but owners of three generations of Apple Watch will soon see cardiograph tracking in Australia.

This week on The Wrap, find out how inexpensive 5G is falling to phones in Australia, and how noise cancellation is spreading to more devices. Plus an AR approach to toys and learning to play music, and more. All in five.

There's a new wearable on the way from Huawei, and while it brings plenty of health tracking, you still can't pay for things with it in Australia.

Sleeping may not be the easy rest you hope for, but with a gadget or two, you might just find shut eye, or have an idea of what's wrong as you snooze.

Australian owners of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 are still likely holding out hope that one day they'll have a working ECG. Today is not that day.

Realme is known for inexpensive phones, but it's about to get a few other gadgets meant to keep the price down, including a wearable for your wrist and noise cancelling earphones. There's no shortage of either earphones or smartwatches, but it's always nice to see yet more choice come to...

Wearing the time and your health on your wrist can cost a few hundred bucks, but Xiaomi looks keen to get that price down with it latest take, the Mi Watch Lite.

It's a new year, and that might mean a new year's resolution of better health is here, too. Which wearables can help with that?