Samsung Galaxy Gear

Android Wear is nearly here, but will mainstream consumers notice? Gizmag's Eric Mack spent a month with the Android and iOS-compatible Martian Notifier smartwatch that doesn't run Wear, but is already on the market. He concludes it may offer the best introduction yet to the world of wearables.

Samsung's family of wearables is about to get bigger. Starting next month, three new devices are about to join the Samsung Gear family. Let's pull back the veil and compare the features and specs of Samsung's original Galaxy Gear to the new Gear 2, Gear 2 Neo, and Gear Fit (whew!).

Getting out ahead of Monday's expected Galaxy S5 announcement, Samsung came out of the gates at Mobile World Congress with the reveal of the company's latest smartwatches, the Galaxy Gear 2 and Galaxy Gear 2 Neo.

Last week we saw one of the most intriguing smartwatches to date. The Pebble Steel takes the guts of the original Pebble and puts them in a snazzy-looking watch that could be right at home sitting next to a Rolex. Read on, as we compare its features and specs to the Samsung Galaxy Gear.

Is it worth buying a smartwatch this holiday season? Or are you better off waiting for Apple and Google to enter the race? Let's line up the biggest smartwatches of 2013, compare their features and specs, and see if it's worth pulling the trigger.

Up to this point, smartwatches have been pretty basic. We were a fan of the Pebble, but we also realized that it's mostly a notification terminal. Samsung's Galaxy Gear, though, is a new kind of beast. Is it a beast worth investing in? Read on, as Gizmag reviews the most advanced smartwatch to date.

The Galaxy Note doesn't have a lot of peers. Sure, there are other huge phablets in stores, but few of them have a built-in stylus or the software to support it. So while we're taking a look at the new Galaxy Note 3, why not compare it to one of the best smartphones of 2013, the HTC One?

If you're going to invest in a new smartwatch, the Samsung Galaxy Gear is undoubtedly the most advanced of its kind. But if you only want the basics, in a simple and affordable package, then the Pebble watch might all you need. Let Gizmag help you decide, as we compare the Galaxy Gear and Pebble.

More and more wearable electronics are about to hit store shelves this holiday season. How do you narrow down your smartwatch search? Let Gizmag lend a hand (or wrist?), as we break down the features and specs of the Samsung Galaxy Gear and Sony Smartwatch 2.

IFA! After a packed-to-the-rafters Samsung Unpacked event, Gizmag wasted no time in trying out both Samsung's new Galaxy Gear Smartwatch and the Galaxy Note 3. Read on to find out our first impressions of the new hardware.

Today Samsung unveiled its Galaxy Gear smartwatch, which brings notifications, tight Galaxy Note 3 integration, and voice control to your wrist.