Samsung Galaxy Ring reviewed: ring in good health
With some of the smallest sensors in any gadget, the Samsung Galaxy Ring can literally put your finger on the…
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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.
Samsung Galaxy Ring launches in Australia for $699
A wearable that doesn't need your wrist is in reach for all Aussies with an Android, but especially those with a…
Samsung’s $150 Fit3 fitness band is for folks who don’t want a pricey watch
The high price of wearables could be one reason why you've not considered strapping a smartwatch to your wrist.…
Apple Watch Series 10 reviewed: a better looking wearable
Sporting a new design and a lighter build, the Apple Watch Series 10 impresses in look and feel. Is there more…
Google Pixel Watch 3 reviewed: a solid improvement
Three generations in, Google's Pixel Watch 3 is finally dealing with one of the common complaints: battery life.…
Thinner design, bigger screen coming for Apple Watch Series 10
Apple has a new watch ready for fans who love the best, and good news: it sports a slightly bigger screen than…
Withings Nova readies a smaller “Brilliant” model
The premium smartwatch with the look of a classic analogue timepiece is getting a smaller option shortly focused…
Samsung’s smart Galaxy Ring set for Australia in October
Not a fan of any of the smartwatch options? You might want to consider something smaller, as the Samsung Galaxy…
Apple’s iPhone 16 announcement set for September 10 in Australia
The next range of iPhones is set for an announcement in September, which means you might want to hold off on…
Your next phone could come down to your choice of wearable
Similar apps, similar customisation, similar everything. The lines between different phone operating systems is…