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The World around us is changing at a speed which is never seen before. Countless levels of data are collected through innovative technologies like ambient light sensors, GPS, motion coprocessors, gyrometers, application analytics and more.

#DigitalSoon These days, Wearables market is heating up. These gadgets are not only manufactured for adults but also into world of kids. Kids love to use their parents' smart devices like #tablets, Smartphones, cars and much more. Manufactures never tend to disappoint any age group; same thought by LeapFrog (Toy Manufacturing Company) drove them to a great invention of new device called LeapBand. LeapBand is a version of #fitness-tracker for adults. It monitors and rewards kids for all the activities they do. The more your child moves, the more points he gains. Gaining points will unlock new games and win treats. Your child can have virtual pet also, it can be a cat, dog, penguin, dragon, unicorn or panda. Cool isn't! Let's check out the features of the band one-by-one. Get More Details: http://goo.gl/wNjjcj

Taiwanese display driver and semiconductor product maker, Himax Technologies, has teamed up with Lumus, an Augmented Reality glasses maker, to develop smart glasses. Lumus plans to use its ultra-thin optics enabled wearable display and combine it with Himax's LCOS technology, which provides high level of brightness required for see-through Augmented Reality, to create wearable technology that can be used in daily life.

News: Wearable could mark the entrance of HTC in the IoT race for connected devices.

The Fitbit Charge 2 is the successor to the Charge HR activity tracking wristband. It is pretty similar to FitBit Alta when it comes to the design.

Fitness trackers are not only for adults looking to get into shape. Fuhu is expanding into the world of wearables with the debut of the nabi Compete.

This week, we have listed the best pet trackers currently available in the market. These capable pet wearables can help make sure your dog or cat...

Mostly everyone has heard of the Internet of Things, or IOT, but do we really know what this new technology and phenomenon is capable of? Most of what we know likely comes from advertisements trying to sell us a new wearable IOT technology, such as fitness bands that might allow us to track our heart rate, walking distance, or other health parameters.

BioRing is the smartest fitness tracker that fits on your finger instead of your wrist. It is available on Indiegogo for $199.

LVL is a hydration tracker in the form of a fitness band, which shows you how much water your body requires at that particular moment.

Misfit, the fitness and sleep tracking expert has launched its first smartwatch called Phase. It was released on November 6th in the U.S. priced at $175.

The Huawei Fit has got a 1.6-inch circular aluminum face. It is lightweight, comfortable, and has a battery that can last for at least a week.

Here's part of Google's AR adventure.

These devices are used by extreme sports photographers.

PogoCam is the smallest look and shoot camera in the world attachable to eyewear. PogoCam is simple to use. You just have to "Look and shoot"

New Balance just recently released its first Android Wear smartwatch, the RunIQ. It is currently available on Amazon in two colors: Black and Grey.

Stark is the best hybrid smartwatch and it is very affordable. Functions Similar To Any Other Smartwatch. iOS and Android compatibility. Long battery life.

Dagadam smartwatch has comfortable and ergonomic design perfectly. watch is designed in order to fit an active lifestyle. Apps for both iOS and Android.