Wearables

If your kids are pestering you for a Fitbit or an Apple Watch, but you don't see the point of spending all that cash, you may see the point with a different kind of wearable. One that monitors and let's you talk to them.

Not sure which Fitbit would be better suited for your wrist and your life? There are now three more, plus something coming for the kids.

The Huawei Watch GT is a little different from your regular smartwatch, and that's not just because it comes across more like a fitness band than a watch. In Australia, it also has a rather unusual price tag: free. Ish.

The Galaxy S10 may have been the big deal Samsung wanted you to check out at this week's announcement, but it wasn't all the company had, talking up the wearables and a pair of earphones, too.

If you have an iPhone and an Apple Watch in your life, you're probably taking up a couple of USB ports to charge both, but the Belkin Boost Up Wireless Charger does both with the one gadget. It's that easy.

While pretty much every iPhone since the iPhone 5S supports Apple Pay, the same isn't true with Android phones and Google Pay. So what can you do if your phone doesn't support Google Pay, and how do you add the mobile payments to your life?

Is a full work week of battery life capable from a wearable device like a smartwatch? The 46mm Samsung Galaxy Watch shows other smartwatches how it's done. Kinda.

Sydneysiders are one step closer to being able to leave their wallets at home, as Fitbit connects wearables to ticket terminals.

Know someone who likes checking their phone, but knows they shouldn't? Consider getting them a "wearable", which is basically a gadget you wear.

It’s a pun opportunity we couldn’t let escape, but a new Aussie gadget acting much like a Fitbit has real value to farmers.