Using a smartwatch can give you important health data you might not have access to otherwise, but you may be missing one huge aspect of the wearable.

As an original Pebble watch owner, I have a lot of thoughts about what I want (and don't) from a resurrected Pebble watch.

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Health sensors could track even more vital signs from your skin in future, including your blood sugar levels and vegetable intake.

"Talked to a lot of educators and they were ... student possession or use of cellphones and smartwatches for the 2025-26 year. "If we can take the distractions away from students at least for ...

Google could be preparing to bring a handy battery-preserving feature over from the Pixel smartphone range to its Pixel Watch ...

or even let us take or place calls on the go. Major smartwatch brands have also made fitness tracking a lot easier, with some of the best offerings, like the Apple Watch Series 10, capable of ...

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Google has open-sourced the Pebble software, which means anyone — including Pebble’s founder — can make one.

Shortly after Pebble OS went open source, the founder of Pebble announced that the cult favorite smartwatch is returning.