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Dexcom has rolled out its advanced Dexcom G7 glucose monitoring system in Australia, featuring rapid sensor activation, no fingerpricks, and improved connectivity.

The facility at Goodman’s Highbrook Business Park will be fully operational from October 2022 and features 3,586sqm of warehouse space.

While many consumers cannot afford the latest Apple Watch, there is an untapped demand for cheaper smartwatches.

ResearchAndMarkets.com released a new report, providing a comprehensive examination of the state of the wearables market for the next five years.

Encouraging kids to become active and stay active from an early age is something that Garmin is taking seriously.

Apple’s share of the market continues to grow along with Chinese competitors Xiaomi and Huawei. Fitbit still in decline.

Canalys says wearable band shipments grew 35 percent from the year before with a two horse race at the front & fierce competition behind.

ASB has teamed up with global wearable device company Garmin to give ASB customers on-the-go the ability to make contactless purchases.

The vivoactive 3 is equipped with a ton other features that make it a powerful companion for tracking fitness.

The worldwide wearables market continued its upward trajectory in the final quarter of 2017 with full year shipment volumes reaching new records.

Garmin Australia has partnered with Disney to release the vívofit jr. 2 activity tracker, featuring Star Wars and Marvel themes.

Garmin NZ reveals the Rino 700, a budget-friendly two-way radio with enhanced GPS, ensuring you never lose track of your hiking companions.

Garmin launches new Foretrex 601 and 701 ballistic edition wrist-mounted GPS navigators for outdoor and tactical use.

The worldwide wearables market continued its rapid rise in the first quarter of 2017 (1Q17) with multiple companies experiencing triple digit growth.

Garmin New Zealand launches Dash Cam 45 and Dash Cam 55, featuring advanced driver awareness alerts and high-quality video recording capabilities.

Wearables market sees 3.1% growth in Q3, with fitness trackers leading the way, accounting for 85% of the market.

Fortunately, the heart-wrenching stories of misplaced dogs could soon be coming to an end with this innovative new technology.

Do you like to get out and about and get active? Or at least pretend that you get out and about and active? Then Garmin has got the tool for you.

Garmin’s Varia rearview bike radar and smart bike lights have hit the Kiwi market, with the vendor saying the devices help create safer cycling.

PCs sales are tanking and smartphone hype is gradually running out of gas, and meanwhile, wearables continue generating a growing amount of excitement.