Back in 2013 Neptune had a Kickstarter project for a standalone smartwatch that much resembled a Pipboy from Fallout, called the Neptune Pine. It was … Read more…
iMore’s Rene Ritchie revealed that Apple has announced a March 9th event named “Spring Forward”. Rene’s thought, ours as well, is that this could very well … Read more…
Wearables and the idea of wearables has been around for some time now, you just need to look back at devices like the Xybernaut MA V to … Read more…
“A Blog To Watch” is reporting that Montblanc will be stepping into the smart wearables market along with its upcoming Timewalker Urban Speed collection of timepieces. … Read more…
If you’re a tech geek you know that CES 2015 is just around the corner and we’ll be there to check out all the new … Read more…
Google Glass has had a mixed bag of reaction and acceptance since its limited release back in April 2013, and has found itself slipping recently. … Read more…
Various sites have been reporting that an Xbox One wearable device could be launching next year. This is definitely an interesting rumor as in a … Read more…
Kairos, the company behind the world’s first mechanical smartwatch hybrid (that has not actually shipped yet) has announced a new product and accompanying IndiGoGo campaign, … Read more…
The Moto 360 Review – Out And About – Chris Wilson When I first saw the Moto 360 pictures turn up online I was … Read more…
Apple’s “Apple Watch” is due to hit sometime in early 2015 and Android smartwatches are already out from Motorola, Samsung, LG and Sony. Now the … Read more…
Wearables are still in their infancy, but that’s not stopping companies from announcing and releasing them! The next to take a crack at the hearts, minds, and eyeballs of consumers is Sony, who today announced their entry into the smart glasses market. Sony’s SmartEyeglass differentiates itself by using a transparent lens display that does not obstruct a user’s vision, opting instead to overlay instructions on the lenses themselves. Keep reading for more information direct from Sony.
Apple What? Maybe LG got a bit nervous about the newly announced Apple Watch. Maybe LG was thinking more about their own recently announced and … Read more…
Intel chips want in on the wearables market. The company has made a mark in the industry in servers, desktops, laptops and tablets now they … Read more…
The smartwatch game is like baseball these days, everyone is coming up to the plate to have a swing to see where it goes. Over … Read more…
Well folks, the press only event in Chicago today seems to have produced some leaked images of the Moto 360. The images show the round … Read more…
Yesterday I wrote about the upcoming Apple announcement and how I think that the iWatch would not be released before the end of the year. At … Read more…
Apple will be holding an event in less than a week that will see the introduction of some new devices. The rumors have been deep … Read more…
2014 is the year of the wearable. Yes we thought 2013 was, but no it’s apparently 2014. Now that the big players are getting involved … Read more…
OnePlus, the kind of off shoot of Oppo but not really, are making a name for themselves. They have released the excellent OnePlus One that … Read more…
We are officially in the midst of smartwatch mania. Pebble made a boat load of money and has become a commonplace name among tech nerds. … Read more…
Motorola had a contest on watch face designs on Google+ and recently narrowed it down to a few finalists. Let’s say that it is not too surprising that they just announced the winner in the minuted preceding the Google IO keynote.
This week we discovered one very important feature for the upcoming Moto 360, Motorola’s smartwatch that is expected to be revealed on June 25th at Google I/O. Wireless charging will most likely be revealed for the Moto 360 as part of the product announcement on Wednesday. This information comes from an FCC filing last week by Motorola for a Smart Watch Wireless Charger.
It makes me sick to my stomach just typing it. This entire deal makes me angry. As someone who would like to see Apple prosper (please do not interpret that to mean I’m a fangirl) I just can’t wrap my head around this deal. I will admit, I purchased a pair of craptastic Beats earbuds recently (read: within the past year) and was gravely disappointed. How could headphones cost this much and sound so horrible? At that point I ended any dealings with Beats. So when I heard that Apple purchased Beats…it was just a sad day.
Tax Day (4.15.14) was the day to become a Glasshole part of Google’s Glass Explorer program. For a mere $1500 any one was able to purchase Glassware without an invite from The Goog. The Explorer Bundle included a Glass headset, frames (optional), a mono earbud, your choice of sunglass frame, charger and a pouch. Because most of us tech geeks already wear regular glasses, Google has made very basic hipster-like frames (offered for free yesterday, regular retail cost *read: what I paid* $225), with a special cut out for the Glass head set. Lenses for these frames can be ordered by searching through Google’s Preferred Provider Network of eyecare professionals. These providers will custom fit your Glassware to your frames enhancing your experience (Glass lenses are only available at a prescription up to +/-4). There is also an option (in NY or LA) to go to a Glass Boutique and have your Glassware fitted professionally which includes a short tutorial on all that things your new tech can do.
