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Best kids smartwatch 2024
Wearables for littles Finding the right kids' watch with the features and privacy you want can be tough, but we've done the work for you.
One of the last MIP holdouts released its first AMOLED running watch
Seeing clearly The COROS PACE Pro is the brand's first AMOLED watch, and it's packed with upgrades designed to make it a compelling option for $100 less than the Garmin Forerunner 265.
Future Pixel Watches have three potential hardware paths, but I hope Google doesn't go with the most likely one
RISC factor Arm, RISC-V, or Oryon. Google has a few options to consider when developing future Pixel Watch models.
The future of Google's Pixel Watches is looking mighty powerful
hardware revolution A Tensor-powered Pixel Watch might be on the horizon.
Best smartwatches for students 2024
Student-friendly Need a portable calendar, workout tracker for your club, or a way to stay atop messages without disrupting class? These smartwatches may help you.
Smartwatches and rings make health a game; the challenge is being ready to lose
Sunday Runday Smartwatches and smart rings do a pretty good job of monitoring your health metrics, but you should also be mindful of how you feel.
Samsung patent suggests its next Galaxy Ring could resize itself to your finger
One size fits all? A recently discovered patent showed a Galaxy Ring with a "resizing structure."
Uh, Amazon's early Black Friday sale just knocked the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic to its lowest price EVER — what's the deal with this deal?
Who needs Black Friday when the early smartwatch deals are this good?
Qualcomm VP discusses its 'next' chip for Wear OS watches
Wear OS Weekly I spoke with Qualcomm VP of Wearables Dino Bekis about the future of Wear OS watches, including the next Snapdragon SoC coming "next year."
Google Pixel Watch 3 review: Our favorite smartwatch
Running towards the goal The Google Pixel Watch 3 fixes most of the Watch 2's shortcomings with improved battery life, two enlarged displays, and improved running tools. It's imperfect, but trending in the right direction.
