The smartwatch sector is on course for saturation within a year, given that virtually every major player in the tech industry is experimenting with this form of wearable technology. Such accessories ...

Low-res screen, no camera, no mic/speaker, limited app functionality, many apps only work with Sony products Sony's original SmartWatch last year didn't get too many people excited, but with the ...

Sony has announced the SmartWatch 2. The wearable device syncs up with an Android smartphone and is compatible with a wide range of approved apps, from fitness software to weather applications. Basic ...

(AP) Sony’s new SmartWatch 2 doesn’t get as much attention and doesn’t do as much as Samsung’s Galaxy Gear computerized wristwatch. But for the things it does, Sony’s version performs better. The ...

Sony Tuesday began selling its unlocked and waterproof Xperia Z Ultra and Xperia Z1 smartphones in the U.S., as well as its $200 SmartWatch 2. The Sony Xperia Z Ultra. The three products are all ...

We like the idea of hooking our watches into our phones, so when we wander around foreign lands, we don't look like as much of a tourist. Garmin agrees, and has launched a navigation app specifically ...

I'm curious about the Smartwatch 2, any reviews would be appreciated. Of course if it only lasts a day on a charge like the last one then it's a no-go for me. [url ...

Where the SmartWatch 2 outperforms the Gear is in delivering messages. The Gear gives you full texts, but that's about it. Get a Facebook or Gmail notification? You have to return to the phone to read ...

These wrist-bound gadgets are supposed to free you from constantly pulling out your phone to check for messages. But I found myself checking the watch more often than I would pull out a phone. That ...

Time and again we've heard the same story: wearables are the next big thing in personal technology. Everyone will have wearables attached to their bodies in the next few years. And so on and so forth.