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Apple Watch is $100 cheaper at Best Buy. However, there is speculation that the deal may be a new clue into a second-generation version. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Will a payment chip be enough to persuade consumers to purchase a Swatch instead of a fancy smartwatch with more bells and whistles? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Seamless technology is only half of the equation. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Wearables are going to change the way we live. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Samsung's latest smartwatch is compatible with Android 4.4 and above, and can last up to three days without charging. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The Apple Watch update includes new ways to customize complications and more watch face options. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The second-generation Moto 360 features a new design and increased battery life. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The iPhone is expected to be the Sept. 9 event headliner, but some are hoping to hear more about the company's smartwatch and iPad plans. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The latest Gear S2 can act as a standalone phone. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Want a smartwatch that looks like a regular watch? The Martian Voice Command Aviator B10 might just be perfect for you. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Want a smartwatch that looks like a regular watch? The Martian Voice Command Aviator B10 might just be perfect for you. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Despite the device's cool design, color display, and updated software, the third-generation smartwatch fails to impress. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Do you want to help an astronaut? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Almost two months after they started shipping online [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Except the copy isn't as compelling. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Pebble's latest smartwatch offers a new look, a color screen, and an entirely new operating system, but is it enough to woo consumers? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The defective part is the taptic engine, which was designed by Apple to produce the sensation of being tapped on the wrist, a report says. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Jawbone, the fitness band maker that's faced a series of troubles in the last several months, is trying to reverse its bad luck with a battery of new products. The company, whose watch-like devices track the distance run by people who wear it and tracks sleep patterns, unveiled two new devices on Thursday, the UP2… [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

There are ways to try Apple's new smart watch without plunking down the full purchase price. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Despite big competition and a limited market, start-up Olio Devices plans to introduce a smartwatch that emphasizes design over whiz-bang features. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Years of experience in the category, and a lot of "passion." [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Most smartwatch makers kept quiet on social media during Apple's latest event while fashionistas chimed in about it was the talk of Paris. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The new smartwatch will be available for purchase on April 24, with pre-orders starting April 10, at a price range that starts at $349. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Here's what you need to know to start your day. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

With its Watch, the tech giant is entering a space populated by the likes of Burberry, Rolex and Louis Vuitton. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The tech giant is trying to break into a crowded field of wrist-worn computers. Here are some of the challengers who have a head start. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article focuses on the start-up company Pebble Technology (PT) which has developed a new Pebble smartwatch. It states that PT developed and funded its first smartwatch through the crowd funding platform Kickstarter and started shipping its watches in January 2013. It mentions it developed a refined version, Pebble Steel, that uses better materials and has launched a mobile device application store.

The article focuses on the development of the wearable computer market in the U.S. Topics include the sales of Google Glass, a wearable computer designed to be worn as a pair of glasses created by the Internet search company Google, the success of wearable computers in the fitness industry, and the market for wearable computers in 2014.