You Wear It Well

After giving you the scoop a week early, Hugh Langley digs into the big Fitbit Versa news with Husain Sumra who has already had his wrists on Fitbit's latest smartwatch as well as the Ace kids activity tracker. Plus our SF team chats about why Android Wear is now called Wear OS, trying out Bose's new AR audio smartglasses at SXSW and just how bad Husain is at dodgeball.

Michael Sawh, James Stables and Conor Allison are back with the latest edition of You Wear It Well, where talk about the Future of Running Week on the site all this week. The London team talks smart running shoes, Garmin’s decision to move into music streaming and what would be included on our perfect running watch. Theme music: Danyal Awal

Hugh Langley and Husain Sumra are here with this week's wearable tech news. The San Francisco team gets into how Pebble's loyal fans are racing to rebuild it before Fitbit turns off the lights this summer; whether Fossil Group's fashion watches can take on Apple and the next level of VR storytelling we're seeing at this year's Sundance Film Festival. Theme music: Danyal Awal

Your need to know on the best wearable tech at CES 2018 from both the London studio and Hugh Langley's Las Vegas hotel room. Featuring: the Garmin Forerunner 645 Music, Blocks, the HTC Vive Pro, new Skagen and Kate Spade Android Wear watches plus fresh tech from Nokia, Misfit, Lenovo, Samsung and Bragi.

The Wareable 50 list is out! 50 big, bold predictions for wearable tech, VR/AR and the connected self for 2018. To guide you through some of the entries, we invite you for a You Wear It Well hang out with US editor Hugh Langley and US reporter Husain Langley. Over in H Town, they chat the future of Apple Watch and AirPods, women's health tech, smartglasses, Google Jacquard and virtual reality - Oculus, Vive and location based VR. To find out what's No.1, head to the site to read the full list.

In our Black Friday counter programming, Mike, Sophie and Conor dig into VR at IMAX and the Tate Modern's Modigliani exhibition; Conor's "getting hench" strength training diary which has been running for nine weeks, Mike's smart swimming goggles wish list and how we're getting on with the Nokia Steel HR. Ed's note: Turns out you don't actually pronounce the 'g' in Modigliani.

Sophie, Mike and Hugh run down the winners and losers of the Wareable Tech Awards 2017 and show our working. It's the second time we've done an Awards ceremony, this year we gave out 15 Awards to big tech names like Apple and Fitbit as well as smaller companies like Bragi and Circadia. Head to the site for the full list of winners..

You Wear It Well is a new podcast from the team at Wareable, we're now on Apple Podcasts kids. This week, treat yo'self with a listen to Michael Sawh, James "Jedi Junior" Stables, Sophie Charara and Conor Allison who are talking Samsung Odyssey and Mixed Reality, Google's translating Pixel Buds, more Apple Watch Series 3 chat and the end of TomTom making wearables. Sad. Plus a lil intro to our second Wareable Tech Awards with a rundown of some of the most hotly contested categories. Theme music by Danyal Awal. Mics: Blue Yeti and Samson.

You Wear It Well is a new podcast from the Wareable team, every two weeks - we'll submit it to Apple podcasts soon. On the show, chat from London and San Francisco. First Michael Sawh (editor), Sophie Charara (features editor) and Conor Allison (reporter) get into the week's wearable tech news including the Apple Watch Series 3, Fitbit Ionic review, Red Sox cheating and bagel vs crumpets. Then Hugh Langley (US editor) and Husain Sumra (US reporter) give us their take on Apple and Fitbit and Hugh chats to HAX accelerator startups Vue and Lief Therapeutics. Theme music by Danyal Awal. Mics: Blue Yeti and Samson.

You Wear It Well is a podcast from the Wareable team, every two weeks (maybe)- we'll submit it to Apple podcasts soon. Michael Sawh (editor), Sophie Charara (features editor) and Conor Allison (reporter) get into the week's wearable tech news: Fitbit Ionic, Samsung Gear Sport, new Garmin wearables, Windows Mixed Reality headsets and Fossil Group designer smartwatches. Plus at the end of the show US editor Hugh Langley's interview with Fitbit CEO James Park at Fitbit's launch event in New York. Theme music by Danyal Awal. Mics: Blue Yeti and Samson.