Australians working on solar health tech
A wearable you might never need to charge could be on the way, and researchers from Australia could be one of the main reasons why.
Wearables news & reviews
From devices that monitor your health to devices that simply tell you the time, and most that do a bit of both, this is Pickr's coverage of wearables in Australia.
By "wearable", we're talking about gadgets you can wear. That typically means wearing tech on your wrist, but it can also mean smart devices that on your finger or maybe in your ears.
Wearable technology is one of the hottest areas at the moment, covering gadgets including the Apple Watch, Samsung Galaxy Watch, Google Pixel Watch, and others like it.
Latest in wearables
Apple has a health update for 2026 watches
Apple Watch owners hoping for a much better battery might be left hands open, though the tracking is getting better.
HTC Vive looks to shades with Eagle AI specs
HTC isn’t going to let Meta have all the fun, and is readying a pair of smart glasses for launch in Australia that will let you pick the AI you talk to.
Apple Watch Series 11 reviewed: simply familiar
Better late than never, our review of the Apple Watch Series 11 reminds us that great devices can still be iterative, but still good enough to own, even if very little has changed.
Apple eyes September 10 for a “surprise”
A new phone or three or four could be on the cards, and maybe something else, as Apple’s big 2026 day nears, set for September 9 in the US and September 10 locally.
Google Pixel 11 offers friendly foursome and watch
Four phones are on the way for fans of the Google Pixel, as the range turns 11 and brings improvements to the processor, camera, and a new notification feature.
Apple Watch for Kids reviewed: parents will love it
Staying connected with your kids without giving them a phone just got a little easier with Apple Watch for Kids. Expensive, sure, but also easier.
Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 reviewed: more of the same
When you buy a new gadget, you expect it to be new and exciting. You expect it to be different. The Galaxy Watch 9 isn’t that gadget.
Amazfit isn’t Amazon, is new to local fitness wearables
Tracking your health is something we all yearn to do, but some wearables are better than others. A new option is heading to Australia, and the name just might throw you.
Samsung’s Watch9, Ultra2 update the wrist
It’s not just a few new folds, as Samsung’s Unpacked event covers gear to wrap around your wrist, too.
