Wareable

Wareable is the premier platform exclusively focused on wearable technology and the interconnected lifestyle. Our mission is to empower individuals to enhance their experiences with their favorite wearable devices. As the ultimate resource for wearable tech, we cater to enthusiasts, early adopters, and gadget fans, helping them navigate this thrilling landscape of connected technology. Since our launch in August 2014, our team of editors has established themselves as experts in the field, making appearances on BBC Breakfast, BBC World, Radio 4, and Radio 5Live, while also contributing regularly to well-known publications such as Forbes, the Metro, the Daily Star, the Times, and Women's Health. Additionally, we have written guest articles and provided insights on wearable technology and the connected lifestyle for major outlets including BBC Online, the Telegraph, the Evening Standard, the Guardian, the Huffington Post, the Sun, Shortlist, BBC Focus, Grazia, MailOnline, the Mail on Sunday, Press Association, the Mirror, Yahoo, Red, Good Housekeeping, Woman and Home, and International Business Times. By December 2015, Wareable had reached an audience of over 3.2 million readers globally, accumulating more than 6.5 million page views.

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Garmin's LTE comeback: Latest leaks, which watches, and subscription rumors

5 days ago | wareable.com | Conor Allison

Everything you need to know about Garmin & LTE—all in one place. The rumor mill is abuzz with whispers of Garmin reintroducing cellular support to its lineup of sports watches, with a Fenix 8 LTE upgrade reportedly being prepared for 2025. If realized, the return to cellular would mark a significant step for the brand.
Garmin adds five major smartwatch upgrades-and all-new subsciber features

2 weeks ago | wareable.com | Conor Allison

Garmin has rolled out its latest major software update across a wide range of its smartwatches – including the Fenix 8, Forerunner 970, Instinct 3, and Venu 3 series – delivering a familiar blend of helpful free features and access to new premium, subscription-based ones. On the free side, Garmin is adding some crowd-pleasing (and arguably overdue) functionality.
Polar boosts Fitness Programme, with service now iOS-ready and in the US

2 weeks ago | wareable.com | Conor Allison

Polar is expanding its paid-for Fitness Programme—the service it debuted in April to offer adaptive training plans—to iOS users and the US market. Initially launched in Europe for Android users, the wider expansion puts Polar firmly among the growing list of sports watch and fitness tracking brands betting that users will pay more for personalized guidance. The Fitness Programme, priced at $8.99 per month (with a 14-day free trial), promises a more tailored approach than static plans.
Strava updates its AI route planning and cheater detection tools in time for summer

2 weeks ago | wareable.com | Conor Allison

Strava is polishing up features it first introduced last year, rolling out smarter AI-based route suggestions while doubling down on its effort to clean up cheating on leaderboards. These updates, which will be exclusive to paid-up Strava subscribers, include a refreshed routing engine and stricter enforcement of its machine-learning-powered activity filtering.
Oura activity tracking gets a huge boost-improved accuracy and fitness features inbound

2 weeks ago | wareable.com | Conor Allison

Step tracking errors have been reduced by 61%, while integrating data has never been easier. Oura has announced a significant set of activity-tracking upgrades for its subscribers and smart ring users—an update that will include new features and accuracy improvements. It arrives after the brand’s previous update to its activity tracking, the automatic workout detection that came with the Oura Ring 4 hardware launch in October (and has since rolled back to Ring 3 devices).
Google Wear OS 6: What's new, when it's coming, and which watches will get it

2 weeks ago | wareable.com | Conor Allison

Everything you need to know about the upcoming software update. Google has used its annual I/O conference to pull back the curtain on Wear OS 6, the next iteration of its smartwatch operating system. As ever, the update promises a host of refinements aimed at enhancing user experience, battery life, and developer capabilities. So, if you’re wondering what this means for your current or future Android smartwatch, you’re in the right place.
Watch face giant Facer returns to Wear OS with a bang-instant syncing incoming

2 weeks ago | wareable.com | Conor Allison

Smartwatch customization leader Facer has revealed a significant platform overhaul set to debut later this year, aligning with Google’s just-announced Wear OS 6. The company promises a “revitalized, more powerful, and better than ever” experience, with a central highlight of the update being integration with Google’s new ‘Watch Face Push’ capability. This eliminates one of the key pain points of using third-party watch face apps on Wear OS over the last year.
Garmin Forerunner 570 hands-on review: Brighter display, higher cost

2 weeks ago | wareable.com | Michael Sawh

Garmin adds design and feature upgrades to its mid-range running watch—but is the price increase worth it? To say the unveiling of the Garmin Forerunner 570 was a surprise is an understatement. Despite numerous leaks indicating that the Forerunner 970 was coming, this mid-range running watch had flown under the radar before its announcement. It’s not just the announcement that took us slightly off guard, either.
Garmin Forerunner 970 hands-on review: Brighter and smarter for race day

3 weeks ago | wareable.com | Michael Sawh

Garmin refines software and design to make its best running watch feel a bit more like the Fenix. There’s no better place to learn that the Forerunner 970 is Garmin’s latest premium running watch than by sitting next to the engineers who brought it to life at the brand’s headquarters in Olathe, Kansas.
Huawei Watch 5 review

3 weeks ago | wareable.com | Conor Allison

Verdict Huawei’s latest flagship smartwatch doubles down on exquisite design and a deep suite of native health features, spearheaded by the new X-Tap sensor. The Watch 5 is a testament to Huawei's hardware prowess, boasting a stunning screen and impressive battery life. However, its brilliance is still dimmed by a limited app ecosystem and some quirks in its advanced health tracking.