Wearables

Gone are the days when phone launches were one or two products. These days, we're looking to more, it seems.

Last year's night stand phone and watch charger was handy, but it missed out on charging AirPods wirelessly, too. This year, that's been added in.

Not content with doing just phones or wireless earbuds, Realme is looking to take on the world of smartwatches, too.

WWDC isn't just about the iPhone and iPad, or even the Mac, because Apple has a wearable, too. What's coming for the Apple Watch?

A smart watch or smart band is great at tracking calories lost, movement, and tracking your sleep, but what if they could predict more serious conditions?

Wearables are getting more advanced, and with SpO2 blood oxygen tracking a feature we're seeing more often, it's time Huawei jumped into the game, too.

Oppo's sister brand Realme isn't just looking to steal the limelight on phones, but on other gadgets, too.

One of last year's best wrist-based trackers was the Charge 3, and it appears the next model will be even more impressive.

Apple won't be assembling people in a room while coronavirus is an issue, but it will run its Worldwide Developers Conference in the online world.

If you've ever complained that a typical wearable is too big for your life, the latest take is about as small as the category gets.