Smartwatch

More than 100 people say they have been burned by the smart watch, which has seen sales of 1.7 million since its release in 2017.

A first look at the Huawei Watch 3 reveals nice hardware, but rough software for a very compromised wearable experience.

The Porsche Design Huawei Watch GT 2 is a beautiful smartwatch that can last up to two weeks, track over 100 workouts and works with iPhone and Android.

The best-selling electronics on Amazon consist of Echos, Kindles and streaming media devices. The top-selling electronics are all things to help people work and play from home.

Tesla is "definitely not" developing a smartwatch, the billionaire said on Twitter.

It is laser-focused on health tracking and stands out from the crowd thanks to a two-week battery life. But does the new watch do enough to justify its existence in the increasingly busy wearable market?

An Apple Watch feature designed to save lives by helping to call for local emergency services is wasting critical resources due to a sharp rise in accidental calls, police warn.

A handful of smartwatches designed to keep children safe have vulnerabilities hackers can exploit, a watchdog in Norway has found.

MIT researchers have developed a wearable to help people who suffer from social anxiety.

Apple's next smartwatch is expected to be unveiled at an event in California next month.

Interchangeable modules of the Blocks smartwatch include a flashlight, GPS and an extra battery.

The new system expands the touch interface of wearables to include your entire arm.

But Apple Watch owners remain doggedly loyal to the smartwatch.

Wozniak says smartwatch took Apple into "jewelry market" saying it isn't "the company that really changed the world a lot".

Smartwatches encourage us to obsess about ourselves.

Summoning your car with a word to your smartwatch may no longer become the preserve of silver screen spies

And don't bother trying to watch today's live Apple event from an iMac

While Apple prepares to launch its newest gadget this autumn, the luxury brands say they have nothing to fear

"It is finally possible" said Singleton, to make a powerful computer you can "wear on your body all the time."