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Garmin introduces the vivofit 2 fitness wearable.

Seebright Wave head-mounted display helps turn smartphones into see-through augmented reality display.

Smartwatch maker nevo introduces the solar, the world's first solar powered analog smartwatch - available this August.

Vuzix has received a $24.8 million investment from Intel, as the company pushes ahead with wearables.

The FitLinxx AmpStrip wearable for athletes hits Indiegogo.

The Osterhout Design Group wants to show off augmented reality smart glass wearables to consumers, using technology it has perfected for the military.

The wearable police body camera industry is expected to surge in 2015, and Taser wants to lead the market.

TAG Heuer may have been hesitant of the smartwatch market, but will create partnerships and complete potential acquisitions to be competitive.

Sony will rely on its PlayStation business, but is still trying to innovate at a time when restructuring and new business is critical.

Body cameras could help keep both officers and the community safer, as interest in the video wearables increases.

The Seattle Police Department will continue its plan to roll out wearable video cameras for police officers.

Police body cams are becoming more common place, worn by officers out on patrol, but there are growing privacy concerns.

Half of consumers in the market for a smart wristband next year will instead choose a smartwatch.

Details regarding Intel's MICA wearable continue to surface, including Google alerts and AT&T data plan support.

Google Glass receives a tremendous amount of media attention, but some early supporters could be losing faith.

Google Glass could limit a wearer's peripheral vision, making it dangerous to drive vehicles, ride bikes, and otherwise travel around town.

It turns out distracted driving is distracted driving, and it doesn't matter if it's a smartphone or Google Glass, researchers find.

Intel unveiled its MICA fashionable smart wristband for shoppers with deep pockets.

Swatch wants to have a bigger presence in the growing smartwatch market, but doesn't mind going it alone.

Ringly smart ring looks like a piece of jewelry but has electronics and a battery inside to allow it to sync with a smartphone to offer notifications.

Q-Warrior headset will bring Google Glass-like gadgets to the battlefield.

Blocks Modular smartwatch is customizable by the user and aiming at mid-2015 launch.