Sources close to Apple have revealed that the company is looking into making the iPod wearable in the near future, reveals the New York Times’ Nick Bilton. Read more
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Usually we’re only interested in watches if they run Android or let you make video calls, but we’ll make an exception for Nooka watches, the New York timepieces that come with a quirky digital twist.
Nooka’s UK site has just opened for business, flogging all of its awesome wares, including the minimalist, modular Nooka Zub Zoo (£99) in assorted neon colours, and our favourite: the Nooka Spongebob Zub Zot (£129). You can check out the whole line at Nooka.co.uk, along with Nooka’s belts, T-shirts and accessories. Seriously though, a Spongebob Squarepants watch. If you’re not down with that, well then, good day to you. Read on for a gallery of juicy Nooka watches.
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The Nike+ Sportwatch we’ve just got hands-on with at CES 2011 heralds a revolution for GPS joggers’ watches. Unlike Garmin’s wristpieces for runners, it actually looks good while charting your route, courtesy of TomTom GPS skills. The result is what we’re sure will be considered the ultimate in fitness accessories and an absolute must-have for serious runners and trainers. Read on to find out why we want one now.
If you’re currently lining up everything on your desk at right angles, and listening to the talking clock, the Casio Edifice M-11 is a watch you should be considering. The Casio E-11, as the polite chap doing the presentation was pleased enough to tell me, “is the most accurate watch in the world, and it’s less than £300. Even a Rolex isn’t this accurate”. Impressed? We were.
Crazy Japanese watch-maker TokyoFlash has outdone itself with its latest timepiece. The Kisai Denshoku watch uses bright orange bars – inspired by Shinjuku’s neon lights, no less – to tell you the time in three stages. Read on to find out how.
It’s Friday, but not just any Friday: the Nintendo DSi is out today! Don’t let that overshadow everything though: here’s what else is going on in the world of tech right now.
