For the 1 in 13 children who are affected by food allergies, a startup called AllerGuarder, announced a Bluetooth-powered allergy awareness wristband which is now on Kickstarter. The wristband sends ...

This is not the first time we have come across a wristband that alerts you to incoming calls. Some of you may recall the BlueQ from earlier this year. It worked—but not all that well. Could this ...

Most of us have experienced this cell-phone snafu: You couldn't hear your phone ring because you were in a noisy place, or you couldn't feel it vibrate because it wasn't in your pocket. Result: You ...

A new storage device has been created called Pinto that provides a unique Bluetooth storage area encased in a handy wristband with no need to use a USB connection to access your files. The Pinto ...

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As part of the growing trend toward consumer wearable devices, Maxim Integrated has developed a health-care-based wristband system using Internet of Things (IoT) technology, known as Health Sensor ...

Over the last year there have been a lot of new wrist phones debut on the market. These phones put all the parts of typical feature phone into a watch that you can wear on your wrist for making calls ...

Missing calls? Maybe the ringtone or vibration on your phone doesn't cut it. Well, the gadget-mongers at Japan's Thanko have a new bracelet that not only vibrates when someone's calling--it displays ...

The BlueQ is a vibrating Bluetooth wristband. Made for those times that you have a phone stowed away in your purse or backpack, the wristband vibrates with incoming calls—which works for about 30 ...

Here’s another fun Bluetooth gadget, like the Bluetooth LCD Bracelet we featured the other day, the stainless steel Stainless Steel LCD Vibrating Bluetooth Bracelet. This funky Bluetooth bracelet is ...

When time comes grinding to a halt, and some Cthulhu, alien, or robotic variety of overlords stand in judgment of all that has gone down on planet Earth, we suspect the vibrating Bluetooth bracelet ...