Garmin Forerunner 955 might be coming soon – complete with LTE By Cat Ellis published 26 January 22 A listing briefly appeared on Garmin's Australian website giving details of the long-awaited watch.
Huawei's latest running watch challenges Garmin with fast GPS lock and 'AI' coach By Cat Ellis published 26 January 22 The Huawei Watch GT Runner has a lightweight design, a new heart rate monitor, and advanced training tools.
Garmin is studying the effects of Covid-19 on runners – and it wants your help By Cat Ellis published 25 January 22 The study with the University of Nottingham will investigate the effects of the virus on performance and recovery.
Google Pixel Watch: here's everything we know so far By James Peckham published 23 January 22 Updated Rumors suggest Google is working on its own flagship smartwatch to show off Wear OS – here's what we know so far.
The Google Pixel Watch gets a rumored launch date By David Nield last updated 26 January 22 Google might be unveiling its smartwatch right in the middle of this year's Google IO 2022 event.
Garmin Fenix 7 too expensive? Check out the super light Suunto 5 Peak instead By Cat Ellis published 21 January 22 The Suunto 5 is back with a leaner and lighter design, plus a new tool to track fat and carbs burnt during workouts.
New Apple Watch update fixes a frustrating charging issue By Rhys Wood last updated 21 January 22 The latest Apple Watch update seems to fix a bug introduced by the last one, preventing some chargers from working properly.
A new Google AR headset? Just don't call it Google Glass 3.0 By Lance Ulanoff published 20 January 22 A new report says Google is gearing up to build a next-gen AR headset.
Garmin Fenix 7 vs Garmin Epix: top-tier sports watches compared By Cat Ellis published 20 January 22 If you're torn between Garmin's two premium sports watches, here's how to choose the right one for you.
Your Coros running watch just got a huge upgrade for the new year By Cat Ellis published 20 January 22 Thinking about investing in a new watch for 2022? You might not need to.
