Samsung Pay connects Four
Samsung Pay can now be used by NAB customers, making the smartphone mobile wallet the first to be compatible with all of the Big Four Australian banks.
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Bankwest employees trial wearable contactless payments tech
Bankwest has begun a “toe in the water trial” of wearable payments.
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Girl Geek Academy aims to ‘break down’ barriers and teach girls to code
Australia’s Girl Geek Academy is rolling out the next phase of its coding curriculum targeting girls aged five to eight, kicking it off with an event in Sydney tomorrow to coincide with International Girls in ICT Day, an awareness day dedicated to encouraging girls to consider careers in IT.
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IBM's hub for wearables could have you out of the hospital faster
Researchers at IBM have developed a hub for wearables that can gather information from multiple wearable devices and share it with a doctor, potentially cutting down on the time patients need to spend in a hospital.
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Oakley and Intel pack a fitness coach into new pair of smart glasses
For wearables to succeed, many people believe technology should be inconspicuous, not popping out and making a fashion statement of its own. Google Glass may have gotten it wrong, and Oakley and Intel may have done it right with the new Radar Pace.
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Wearables for workplace wellness face federal scrutiny
Federal regulators are weighing reforms to widespread workplace wellness programs that could affect how personal data from consumer-grade fitness bands and smartwatches is kept confidential.
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The 23 top Apple Watch apps you should get
With more than 2200 Apple Watch apps already available, finding the best ones for new Watch owners isn't easy.
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Wearable Technology Will Be Much More Than Google Glass and Galaxy Gear
The high-profile Google Glass and Samsung Galaxy Gear are grabbing headlines in wearable technology news. However, the reality is that rather than products for the elite, wearables will be more practical, more affordable, more power-efficient -- and not fashion statements.