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"The presence of wearables in the enterprise poses a growing concern for IT security."More

Australian smartphone sales were down one million units last year, but Telsyte says its a temporary dip which will reverse this year.More

Connected fitness bands, watches and wearables are becoming popular in consumer and enterprise markets; the opportunity for hackers is big business.More

IDC says worldwide shipments of wearable devices are expected to reach 110 million by the end of 2016.More

“It’s incredibly exciting to see how this technology makes learning hugely relevant to the next generation."More

“Wearables are deceptively private. However, hackers don’t need to take physical possession of a device in order to exploit a hole in security."More

Wearables have taken a big step forward with triple digit growth in 2015, but 'me too' copycats won't cut it going forward.More

With Fitbit leading the wearables race, we thought we'd take a closer look at what's on offer.More

“Alta features the everyday tracking Fitbit is known for, along with innovative and purpose-built features that push users to do more."More

According to Gartner, sales of wearable electronic devices will generate revenue of $28.7 billion in 2016.More

"Leveraging technology developed for the sports industry could provide an inexpensive way to improve patient care."More

The New Zealand Register of Exercise Professionals is calling for people to not get lost in technology when trying to get healthy.More

The demand for wearables continues to grow, with fitness and activity trackers now in fierce competition from smartwatches.More

"We live in a truly connected world. But as the number of connected devices continues to grow, so does the number of threats."More

"The PC market is still in the middle of structural change, which will reduce the PC installed base in the next few years."More

“With smartwatch functions established, it is now up to consumers to decide if they want them, rather than tech companies providing more reasons."More

"The smartwatch we have today will look nothing like the smartwatch we will see in the future."More

"If I told you 10 years ago that I thought mobile phones could strengthen national health systems, you would have told me I’m crazy."More

Ingram Micro has signed a sub-distribution deal which will see it offering the Moov range of fitness wearables in New Zealand.More

The new features include SmartTrack automatic exercise recognition as well as enhancements to Fitbit’s PurePulse heart rate tracking.More

“We are already doing pilot trials of Skylight, and we're excited about the potential it has to impact and transform entire industrial sectors."More

"As the market for wearables continues its rapid expansion, users are increasingly demanding low-power communication capabilities built into devices."More

The report suggest the wearable tech space is an emerging job market, with 81% of CIOs believing wearables will happen the workplace.More

“Despite the breadth of wearable devices, smart glasses remain the most powerful tool for hands-on workers.”More