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Why smartwatches failed
Major smartwatch makers – Apple, Samsung and others – rushed into the market before the technology was ready and didn’t focus on the enterprise first.
12 Apple Watch tips for busy people
This short collection should help any busy enterprise professional — or any other Apple Watch user — get more done, faster.
Take another look at wireless charging
The convenience and utility of wireless power is becoming hard to ignore.
Enterprise smartwatch use is catching on
In the latest example of a trial, Samsung Galaxy S3 smartwatches are helping janitors do timely restroom cleanups while restaurant servers receive alerts when customers arrive or need service
7 ways Apple Watch is already in the enterprise
Apple Watch is already in use in a variety of different enterprise implementations, even before it becomes truly smart
15 Apple Watch tricks you’ll want to use
From talking to Disney characters to a love affair with Force Touch, Apple Watch users will find something in here.
iPhone slow down hints Apple’s transition has begun
The fact that Apple has already told us what it plans next appears to be passing many industry watchers by. Potentially that’s because they are so fixed on their own world view they can’t actually hear what Apple is saying.
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After early hype, smartwatches slowly emerge with enterprise uses
A market for enterprise-use smartwatches is slowly emerging, being led by the Apple Watch.
Fitbit: One explodes, data from another used to charge husband with wife's murder
A woman claimed her Flex 2 exploded and left her with second-degree burns. Police are using data from a murdered woman's Fitbit to disprove her husband's alibi and charge him with her murder.
Researchers build a microprocessor from flexible materials
Researchers have built a primitive microprocessor out of a two-dimensional material similar to graphene, the flexible conductive wonder material that some believe will revolutionize the design and manufacture of batteries, sensors and...
Video: ZTE's first Android smartwatch is here
The Quartz runs on Android Wear 2.0 and has built-in 3G and Google Assistant, but requires you to take your wallet: Android Pay is not supported.
Android Wear 2.0 delayed again, but for how long?
If you've been patiently waiting for Android Wear 2.0, you will have to wait a little longer.
Augmented reality gets a second life in manufacturing
Although augmented reality may not have gotten very far in the consumer market, the technology is getting a second look in the manufacturing sector.
Tim Cook's 'iOS Everywhere' plan is coming together
(Taps AirPod): “Hey Siri, resize image five on my Mac, adjust it to black and white, convert it to JPEG, and then email it to Emma”.
'Hearables' and clothing to grow fastest in wearables market, IDC says
Devices that double as clothing or get worn on the ear will grow the fastest of all wearables in the next five years, market research firm IDC said.
Augmented reality: Next-gen headsets show business promise
Augmented reality, which adds data to your environment, could be the next important business technology.
Levi's and Google's smart jacket -- price, release date and what it can do
Google and Levi's have teamed up to make a smart jacket. Here's what it can do.
Samsung mulls iris scanners on smartphones to log into Windows PCs
Soon, your Samsung phone may be able to recognize your iris and log you into your Windows PC.
Note to self: Stop taking notes!
Artificial intelligence makes scribbling or typing notes and reminders obsolete. Talk and the notes just happen.
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