Fitness tech such as the Fitbit Charge and Jawbone UP3 is going to decline over the next few years, until…
Author: James Stables
James Stables
James is the co-founder of Wareable, and he has been a technology journalist for 15 years.
He started his career at Future Publishing, and worked on Windows: The Official Magazine until becoming editor of What Laptop Magazine. As an editor of technology media titles, James launched Windows 8: The Official Magazine, and TechRadar's iPad magazine edition .tech.
After these launches, James became the features editor of T3 Magazine and T3.com and was a regular contributor to TechRadar – before leaving Future Publishing to found Wareable in 2014.
James has been at the helm of Wareable since 2014 and has become one of the leading experts in wearable technologies.
He has provided expert comments to a host of sources and has appeared on BBC News and Sky News to talk about smartwatch releases
James also appeared as an expert on Channel News Asia's documentary on wearable tech.
He has also spoken about wearables at a range of events, and hosts a monthly wearable technology event called Wearables London.
And James has also moderated wearable tech panels at Web Summit, IFA, and The Wearable Technology Show.
The Intel MICA – the company’s smartband partnership with fashion house Opening Ceremony – has been fully unveiled at an…
Fitbit tracked information is making its appearance in court for the first time, setting a legal precedent for the use…
Samsung has revealed its new Simband, a futuristic super-device that will be used by developers to code new apps and…
There’s no shortage of running watches and activity trackers on the market, but gym addicts and weights fiends haven’t had…
The Withings Activité is finally available for pre-order ahead of a pre-Christmas release date, and it seems that the French…
Sports watch and fitness tracking giant Polar has opened its data up to Apple and Google’s new health platforms. Essential…
The Moto 360 feels like old news after a flurry of releases from LG, Fitbit and Jawbone this month, but…
In wearable tech years, the Pebble smartwatch is fast heading into old age. Kickstarted back in 2012, the Pebble has…
Earlier in the year, Kairos wowed us with its grandiose plans to merge mechanical watchmaking with smart features, and it…