Wearables and the Future of Personal Computing
Wearables and the Future of Personal Computing Wearables have moved from novelty to everyday tools. Today, a smartwatch or a ring can monitor heart rate, track sleep, guide workouts, and quietly coordinate with your phone to surface important messages without pulling out a device. The next wave blends sensors, AI, and thoughtful design to extend personal computing beyond the screen. New wearables are smaller, more energy efficient, and capable of processing data on-device. That helps protect privacy and reduces latency for decisions like recognizing a fall, alerting a caregiver, or adjusting a thermostat when you leave the room. With better batteries, these devices can be worn all day and night, becoming a constant but unobtrusive assistant. ...