It's our mission at Wareable to be the authority on wearable technology on the web. Either that or our Twitter bio is telling porkies. But the thing about the internet that makes it so unfuckwithable is that we don't just want to keep you on the site 24/7. There are plenty of other good places for you to get your wearable tech fix on top of your daily/hourly/minutely check-ins with us.
So as well as keeping you up to speed in our daily news stories, The week in wearable tech, Field of view and And finally regulars, we thought we'd share some of our in-the-know social feeds. We've skipped the big tech sites because they go without saying. As for this little lot, follow, subscribe and bookmark away.
BTEKT
Basil at BTEKT makes awesome videos about all kinds of tech and is our video partner for big shows like CES. Subscribe for super slick hands-ons that go live the nanosecond new gadgets are announced.
Tom Emrich
VC at Super Ventures, founder of We Are Wearables and friend of the site, Tom Emrich, is obsessed with wearable tech, VR and AR. Whether he's posting from his own events like AWE Europe or at big shows, he makes us tired just checking his feeds.
DC Rainmaker
For loooong, in-depth fitness and sports endurance tech and GPS watch reviews, every single software update your device is due and a side of lush travel pics, Paris-based DC Rainmaker is your man.
Kieran Alger
Tweeting and Instagramming as himself and Man V Miles, Kieran Alger is one of our running tech experts on the site. On any given day he is probably running a marathon - or at least a half - somewhere in the world.
MIT Technology Review
First people to try Magic Leap? Check. Digging into health tech in Silicon Valley? Check. Nice, comprehensive interviews and HQ visits.
Road to VR
If we're on it with our virtual reality coverage, Road to VR is ON IT. Once you've made your way through our tightly edited best-of lists for each headsets, mosey on over for more VR games reviews and industry tidbits.
Shen Ye
Expect Vive news and event goss from HTC's London-based Shen Ye, who is a prolific tweeter, plus fun virtual reality chat and opportunities for devs.
Recode Decode
There aren't too many podcasts that give wearable tech, VR, AR and the connected self enough air time. One that's worth subscribing to, though, is Kara Swisher's Recode Decode. It covers tech more broadly but she sits down with some big players. A recent highlight is her chat with AliveCor's CEO Vic Gundotra who also talked us through his new Apple Watch accessory.
Amanda Cosco
If there's a fashion tech event happening, Amanda Cosco - a regular contributor to the site - will be there. Her blog Electric Runway has a great fashion tech podcast too that's well worth checking out.
Rachel Arthur
Another authority on fashion tech, Rachel Arthur is a columnist for Forbes, founder of her own site Fashion & Mash and a TEDx speaker plus she was one of the judges at our first Awards.
FashNerd
Coming at wearable tech from a fashion and fabrics point of view is London-based site FashNerd. Also check out side Instagram account Wearable Tech Stylist for mood boards of wearables with outfits.
FastCo Design
Fast Company's blog covers both hardware and software from a design perspective with interviews and reports from fairs and student shows.
Paul Sonnier
Don't want to miss any details around digital health, the cybersecurity of medical tech and the latest in the benefits of sex robots? Give Paul Sonnier a follow.
Lucy Hedges
The Metro's Tech Editor and Wareable Tech Awards presenter, this girl is everywhere, at every big launch that matters and usually demoing the latest kit on stage or on TV.
Evan Blass
Come for the leaks, stay for the leaks. Evan Blass is a mobile tech reporter at VentureBeat but follow him on Twitter too for leaked pics, specs and release dates for devices like HTC's upcoming smartwatch..
A subreddit or two
This one does, of course, depend what you're into. If you're not a Reddit user, don't be scared, just stick to your interests and you'll be rewarded with tips, tricks, news and chat. May we suggest, for starters, r/androidwear; r/fitbit; r/oculus or r/AppleWatch?
Billie Whitehouse
Wearable Experiments' CEO is not only posting about her own upcoming products, like the smart Nadi yoga pants, she's also a great source for new ideas in wearable tech and smart clothing.
George Jijiashvili & Ben Wood
This pair of tech analysts for research firm CCS Insight tend to snap what they see out and about, whether it's just-launched VR kit or shop windows with designer hybrids on show. Plus, of course, their latest predictions.
#spectacles
We reckon Snap's Spectacles will more than a passing trend going into 2017 so keep an eye on what people are filming with their hipster smartglasses on Twitter and SnapChat itself.
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