Wearable Tech News

A leaker with no track record posted black Vision Pro parts from Hong Kong, and that's apparently enough to restart the rumor cycle.

Apple killed Vision Pro and Ternus cut seven XR projects down to two: AI glasses in 2027, AR waveguides in 2029.

Ultrahuman got hacked and lost your contact info and order history. Phishing lists don't need your credit card number.

Apple controls every Apple Watch band millimeter. Google just published the Fitbit Air CAD files for anyone to build from.

iOS 27 Siri turns AirPods into a voice-first computer, but Apple's shipping a revert toggle just in case you hate it.

Apple Watch has had the same 18-hour battery life for years. A new LG screen in 2027 could finally change that.

Apple is finally adding blood pressure tracking Samsung shipped first. FDA approval not included.

Apple's smart glasses slipped a full year because the cameras and chip were ready, the Visual Intelligence wasn't.

Apple reportedly wants Ray-Ban's lunch and Warby Parker's dinner. It has done this before.

Ray-Ban Meta 125.0 adds email reading to your face. It just does not always work.

Fitbit pulled the screen, kept the AI coaching, and got 8 days of battery out of a $100 band.

Samsung's going from two Galaxy Watches to three this year, and the Ultra isn't a one-off anymore.

A scuba diver pulled a Pixel Watch 5 prototype from the ocean and its sensor list matches the Watch 4 exactly.

Garmin's leaked CIRQA band reportedly detects whether it's on your wrist or clipped elsewhere and adjusts readings automatically.

Lamine Yamal's Instagram just out-marketed Beats' entire PR team. FCC's cleared, so stores are next.

Acer showed up to Computex with dual micro OLED lenses and Gemini AI before Google shipped either.

Google fixed the easy one first. The ECG app, the reason many bought a health watch, is still down.

Meta wants 10 million wearables sold by December 2026. A microphone necklace that records everything you hear is apparently the plan.

Galaxy Watch will soon swap its wall of sleep stats for a single sentence telling you what to do tomorrow.

AR glasses now come in seven flavors and a $3,200 price range. Pick your poison.

Soundcore just put a Guinness World Record on a pair of earbuds. The bar for fame is lower than you think.

Samsung may be bringing back the rotating bezel fans never wanted gone. Google's raise-to-talk feature is apparently coming along for the ride.

Smart glasses survived privacy panic and courtrooms. A stadium usher might finish the job.

Samsung is reportedly preparing three Galaxy Watches at once. Quantity has a quality all its own.

Samsung's Galaxy Ring now controls your air conditioner while you sleep. Samsung's air conditioner.

Noise-canceling earbuds are great right up until you need to hear a human. Open-ear skips the awkward one-earbud-out dance entirely.

Three Galaxy Watch 9 models leaked via Wear OS codenames. Samsung's lineup is confirmed before Samsung confirmed anything.

Vision Pro spent two years being impressive and unwatchable. YouTube spatial video fixed the second part.

Leaked Vision Pro parts show a pin count change, not a release date. Prototype theater is still theater.

Google's new fitness tracker can't track fitness reliably if the band won't stay snug. One-size-fits-most apparently means one-size-fits-some.

Meta's $800 glasses now run third-party apps. The first one unlocks your car with your face, so that's going well.

Apple announced at WWDC 2026 that your phone, not a server farm, runs its AI. The cloud was not invited.

Zepp Health filed the Helio Strap 2 with the FCC. Paperwork is not a rumor.

AR glasses are no longer a promise, they are a purchase order. Seven products, three markets, one year.

Samsung's plan for smart glasses is to remove the part that makes smart glasses annoying. Ray-Ban Meta already proved that works.

Samsung is testing whether Galaxy Watch 8 catches Ozempic-driven muscle loss as accurately as a hospital DXA scan.

The $3,499 headset finally has a killer use case. Sony handed it to them.

Strava finally treats the weight room like a sport. Amazfit owners get there before everyone else.

Inmo put a real display in its Go 3 smart glasses. Meta put in a great camera and called it a day.

Cops in China are running facial recognition from their faces. The glasses do not ask permission.

Apple shuffled leadership on its 15-year blood glucose project. Either it's close, or it's done.

Beats Studio Pro turns two this year and Apple just filed new over-ear hardware with the FCC.

Google built an AI coach into Google Health and forgot to finish the rest of the app. Fitbit users noticed.

Gurman says iOS 27 is mostly polish: a cleaner AirPods menu, dark mode Siri, and better Genmoji.

Google built a Fitbit product that does not work with Fitbits. Owning the brand apparently did not come with any obligations.

Your fitness tracker has been lying to you, and it did not even know. WHOOP wants the band to know.

Google launched the Fitbit replacement app without calorie tracking, a working dashboard, or a pairable Fitbit Air.

Apple handed its no-finger-prick glucose project to the engineer who gets things done. Years away, but the right person is now driving.

Apple's blood sugar project is old enough to drive. The engineer now running it is known for shipping, not studying.

Smart glasses are finally selling. The frames got prettier and the cameras got quieter, which is exactly what should worry you.