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Suunto has announced the Australian launch of the Suunto 9 Peak Pro, which builds on the Suunto 9 Peak but with a new ultra-thin design, 21 days of battery life, and net watersport modes.

Huawei has launched new wearables to help Australians kickstart their health journey with a vast range of features from blood pressure monitoring to a built-in animated fitness coach.

While Google has its own range of Android phones, there is no official Android watch. Huawei has been working to fill this gap and the Huawei Watch GT Runner is a magnificent smartwatch for Android that informs and helps you focus on all-day health management. It gives up to 14 days of battery life - oh, and iOS users can use it too.

With a strong focus on sustainability, Samsung kicked off CES with a strong keynote video, while its massive stand at CES 2022 covered entertainment, robots, gaming, smartphones, tablets, projectors, connected home appliances and more.

The Huawei GT 2 Pro is a stylish smartwatch with an incredible two week's battery life, that works with Android and iOS, and is packed with sporting and lifestyle features. In fact, with $120 off right now, this could be the perfect Father's Day gift for the active Dad in your life.

French health-tech manufacturer Withings continues to impress with its range of clinically validated smart devices that track your vital statistics - and with style too, as evidenced by the latest Rose Gold model ScanWatch to hit our shores.

Chinese smartphone vendor realme has launched two wearables in the Australian market, a set of buds and a watch, both of which will go on sale from 4 February, the former on pre-order and the latter for purchase.

Billed as the "race that stops the nation", there's talk that the 2020 version will be the "race that starts the nation" given the COVID-19 craziness, so how you do watch The Melbourne Cup live from anywhere you can get a mobile or Wi-Fi data connection?

Wearable sports and fitness technology vendor Polar Electro has launched its Polar Vantage V2, a new lightweight premium multi-sport watch.

MGM Wireless, the maker of the Spacetalk all in one children’s smartphone, watch and GPS device, has announced unaudited revenue of $7.6 million for the first half of the 2020 financial year - up 86% from $4.1 million for the same period in FY 2019.

 Technology company MGM Wireless has entered into a sales and marketing agreement with Telstra-owned Belong to market its SPACETALK all-in-one smartphone, watch and GPS device.

MGM Wireless, the makers of the SPACETALK all-in-one children’s smartphone, watch and GPS device, have raised $5.5 million in an oversubscribed share placement with Australian investors.

MGM Wireless, the makers of the SPACETALK all-in-one  children’s smartphone, watch and GPS device, have grown total revenue by 161% to $7.1 million for the 2019 full year, with SPACETALK unit sales up 1,023% to 18,270 units for the 12 months.

Australian-listed MGM Wireless has announced that European media, entertainment and telecommunications giant Sky is selling its all-in-one SPACETALK children’s smartphone, watch and GPS device in the UK.

Telstra has announced the introduction of the Samsung Galaxy Watch cellular variant, Samsung’s new flagship wearable with LTE capability, in 42mm and 46mm sizes.

Although Telstra, Vodafone and Optus are selling the Apple Watch Series 4, the fine print shows Telstra will be the sole carrier to sell Samsung's new Galaxy Watch.

Fighting the Apple Watch and Google Android Wear watches is Samsung's new Galaxy Watch, taking a naming cue from Apple, with a headline of "up to 80+ hours" of battery life on the LTE model with "typical usage" as well as working in 15+ countries across 30+ carriers with both iPhones and Androids.

MGM Wireless, creator of the Spacetalk smartphone, GPS and watch, has reported great sales, with international sales commenced, sales in Australian retail stores expected and MWC 2018 attendance in Barcelona confirmed.

If you want to watch the Melbourne Cup, and you're nowhere near a TV or a TAB, then you catch watch from your smartphone or tablet, and at around 3 minutes long, you won't ruin your data limit.

Want to put a 4G SIM card into your smartwatch? Then Huawei’s Android Wear 2.0 watch is the first to let you do it with Vodafone down under from 16 August.