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A flexible electronics company called Polyera wants to change the way you relate to digital media, with a device it calls the Wove Band.

Google's ATAP division announced it was partnering with Levi's to create "interactive textiles" -- wearable technology built into regular clothing.

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At CES this week, Intel demoed its new Curie SoC -- the company hopes that the tiny processor will drive a new wave of innovation and push Intel products into markets as-yet uninvented.

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The Belty automatically adjusts throughout the day, depending on what you're doing and how much you've eaten, and monitors your overall health.

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For the techies worried about becoming Glassholes, there's always subtlety.

Google jumps headfirst into the smartwatch space with its new platform, Android Wear.

The idea behind Android Wear is to bring contextual information to the user when it's most needed. That can mean getting the latest updates from a social app, pumping in instant messages and photos, and showing the fastest route to get to your next appointment.

The first concept for Android Wear, which Google displays in a concept video, has a lot in common with what we've seen from both Google Now and Google Glass.

Android Wear is voice-enabled, following the "OK Google" dictation scheme of gathering information. Google also says that Android Wear will hit on the popular health monitor market, allowing for real-time access to data for both users and apps.

Hardware maker, Heapsylon, debuted two new fitness products at CES 2014 : a smart fitness sock that coaches users on their running technique in real time and..

The first five devices to work on Apple's smart home platform are finally here.

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Der IT-Hersteller Intel hat auf der CES sein Wearable-Modul Curie vorgestellt, das auf dem neuen Quark-Chip basiert und lediglich so groß wie ein Knopf ist.

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- http://www.scoop.it/t/securite-pc-et-internet/?tag=Internet+of+things

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Wearable camera drone Nixie is the winner of Intel's Make it Wearable competition, scooping a prize of $500,000 (£313,000) at a ceremony held in San Francisco today

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A California startup is developing flexible, rechargeable batteries that can be printed cheaply on commonly used industrial screen printers. Imprint Energy, of Alameda, California, has been testing its ultra-thin zinc-polymer batteries in wrist-worn devices and hopes to sell them to manufacturers of wearable electronics, medical devices, smart labels and environmental sensors.

Myriad wearable gizmos were showing off at the Wearable Tech Show in London’s Olympia this week. Here are the best, from smartwatch concepts to smart jackets you can buy right now. By Samuel Gibbs