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Wearables Are the Next Tech Products to Be Hit With China Trade Tariffs

The Wearable Tech Industry Is Expected to Hit $54 Billion by 2023

By Gabriela Barkho
Motiv Ring.

Motiv Ring Successfully Takes Fitness Tracking From Wrist to Finger

By Rich Jaroslovsky
What if these came with built-in technology that helped you manage stress?

Smart Bras Could Be Savior of Flailing Wearable Technology Industry

By Lisa Schmeiser
Inventor Robert Hockaday hopes the BugBling can be used as a Zika prevention tool.

The Next Big Zika Fighter: A Mosquito-Repelling Bracelet

By John Bonazzo
WASHINGTON, DC - FEBRUARY 23: Organized by Fight for the Future, about a dozen protestors demonstrate outside the Federal Bureau of Investigation's J. Edgar Hoover headquarters in support of Apple and against a move by the federal government to force the computer company to create a "backdoor" to the iPhone February 23, 2016 in Washington, DC. Last week a federal judge ordered Apple to write software that would allow law enforcement agencies investigating the December 2, 2015 terrorist attack in San Bernardino, California, to hack into one of the attacker's iPhone. Apple is fighting the order, saying it would create a way for hackers, foreign governments, and other nefarious groups to invade its customers' privacy. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

The 13 Biggest, Most Controversial Privacy Stories of 2016

By Brady Dale
Lost your Fitbit? A new app can help.

This App Solves Fitbit’s Biggest Problem

By John Bonazzo
Last year's VFILES show (Photo: Albert Urso/Getty Images).

VFILES, Public School and Fitbit Go Tech-Centric This Fashion Week

By Mikelle Street
From the Lumenus Kickstarter campaign. (GIF: Kickstarter)

Cycling Gear Startup Pitches Pricey Wearables With Fear

By Brady Dale
A model wearing a ring from Ringly's second line, 'The Libra Collection.' (Photo: Jimmy Marble / Ringly)

Ringly Launches ‘Libra Collection’ in Gunmetal for Fall

By Brady Dale
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