Wearables

For $195, you get the fanciest activity tracker money could buy; it keeps all of the features we got to expect from a Fitbit device, though.

One model will boast a 1.6-inch, while the other two will have 1.8-inch displays; the most expensive iWatch will use sapphire glass.

Morgan Stanley's Katy Huberty predicts the blooming future for Apple's smart watch, with up to 60 million units flying off the shelves in its first year.

The newly announced LinkIt Aster MT2502 System on Chip can help the industry reach the next level, with many Chinese vendors joining the market.

The $199 smart band can measure your burned calories, heart rate, distance covered, pace; and provide you actionable information to improve your well-being.

Featuring military grade iris recognition technology, the watch tries to solve three problems - the password plague, privacy and authentication issues.

However, if the current technology-focused approach continues, the market will be less than a third of this, according to analyst firm Beecham Research.

Nike's hardware engineer Ryan Bailey and sensor software expert Jon Gale were picked up by Apple in June to join the growing iWatch team.

The carrier will have at least one such device by the end of this year, according to the man who manages AT&T partnerships.

Like many other wearables, this one will also be used as an activity tracker, but also as a motion gesture controller.