Bose can tell when earwax is blocking your beats
Build-ups of earwax prevent the best audio quality from reaching your ears, but the brainiacs at Bose are working on technology to fix it.
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The Humane AI Pin shows us a wearable future – but it might not be this
MWC offered a chance to get some time with the Humane AI Pin – which has grabbed attention with its unique blend of wearable tech and AI power.
OnePlus Watch 2 hands on: Big battery life for comeback kid
MWC saw the unveiling of the OnePlus Watch 2 – a second attempt at the smartwatch game from OnePlus, this time with Wear OS on board.
Xiaomi Watch 2 vs. Mobvoi TicWatch Pro 5: Discover which smartwatch is best for you
Choosing between Wear OS smartwatches has arguably never been harder, and two of the most popular options to consider in 2024 are the Xiaomi Watch 2 and Mobvoi TicWatch Pro.
The Oppo Air Glass 3 has me believing AR glasses have a future
Oppo has announced its new smart glasses at MWC 2024 – and the Oppo Air Glass 3 is a big step up from its predecessor.
Xiaomi Watch 2 vs. Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro: How to choose between the smartwatches
If you're in the market for a new Wear OS smartwatch, Xiaomi now has two premier options for you to consider: the Watch 2 and the Watch 2 Pro.
Huawei’s health push: Sleep, mental wellbeing and blood pressure innovation
Huawei is no stranger to innovation in the wearables space, and 2024 is already shaping up to be a huge year for the company’s ambitions in Europe.
Xiaomi Watch 2 is bold, aggressive and powerful
After the exit of Fossil from the Wear OS stable, things were looking a tad bare for Google’s platform.
Honor smart ring will arrive later this year – here’s what we know so far
Not content to let the Samsung Galaxy Ring have all the attention at MWC 2024, Honor has announced it will launch its debut smart ring before the end of the year.
How a Wearable Sticker Transforms Movements into Communication #WearableWednesday
Researchers from Beijing Normal University, Sun Yat-sen University, and Guilin University of Electronic Technology have created an accessible device, utilizing a wearable sticker. The research, published in Biomedical Optics Express, details how the device translates gestures or facial expressions into words or commands. The device is also capable of detecting subtle body movements. TechXplore shares.The…