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Slowly but surely, IKEA's getting into the electronics business. The Swedish furniture giant will start selling wirelessly charging furniture this spring. With all the wearables that we will have, it makes sense to get ‘charging furniture’ too!
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It looks straight out of science fiction, but this terrifying contraption is actually one very modern string instrument. The "Piezoelectric Violin," brainchild
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2015 is starting to get into a higher gear for 2015 for the technology industry. Smart technology is becoming the norm and it is starting to find its way into all parts of society. Wearables are a big and emerging part of the smart technology landscape for 2015.
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Traditional watchmakers like Breitling, Bulgari, Tissot and Vector are now offering smartwatches
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The Spire is a fitness tracker that also measures your breathing, so you can keep tabs on your lungs as well as your steps. Why would you want to do that?
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More than a month out from launch, the Apple Watch app game is starting to heat up in Australia.
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Apple Inc.'s new smart watch may vault wearable technology into the automotive cockpit.
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An Australian father has watched the birth of his child using virtual reality technology from 4,000 kilometres away.
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A look at the little we know about Apple Watch security.
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Well, if Google's small cardboard-based foray into virtual reality last year wasn't a big enough hint, a new report from the Wall Street Journal says that
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The smartwatch era is still in its infancy, but some companies are already pushing the limits of innovation into downright weirdness. Exhibit A could be the just-announced Neptune Duo—a smartwatch that thinks it's a phone, paired with a smartphone that seems to think it's a brick.
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I have a hard time caring about smartwatches. They sound neat, but most of them have tiny batteries that can barely last a couple days. Why can't someone
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Samsung has a new way to fight back against Apple and it has nothing to do with Google. This week, Samsung bought LoopPay; a company that adds mobile payments to phones using a magnetic field. Early reports and rumors about Samsung’s Galaxy S6 handset — expected to debut on March 1 — suggested a LoopPay tie-in. Google…
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Smartwatches have a lot of exciting functions, but sales are, shall we say, "steady" so far rather than massive. General consumers are struggling to see
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