Wearable

No cameras or wearables necessary.

Apple sacrificed surprisingly few features on the second-gen Watch SE.

As well as what we expect from Apple's upcoming iPhone event.

Besides the debut of the larger Pro edition, little about the Galaxy Watch 5 line feels new.

The company is already opening up pre-orders for its unannounced products.

You have your choice of colors, too.

There would also be a Galaxy Watch 5, but that's less surprising.

Android 13, the Pixel 6a and Pixel Watch could all take the spotlight.

The loud design notwithstanding, the proprietary OS is surprisingly competent.

The peripheral tells the headset where your hand is even when its cameras can't see the tracker.

Use cases include navigation, translation, teleprompter and more.

On something as small as a smartwatch, even a fraction of an inch matters.

The $180 band has a slick new design, but GPS is still the biggest selling point.

Body composition scans and snore detection are interesting, but it’s Samsung’s core watch experience that delivers.

The Olympics inspired this year’s design.

Michael Fisher joins our hosts to talk about the latest bendy devices.

The new Wear OS looks just like Samsung’s familiar UI.

From foldables to wearables, the company has plenty in store.

The company's president TM Roh teased upcoming announcements in a blog post.

Galaxy Note? More like Galaxy Nope. But yes to a new smartwatch and possibly foldables.