Casio has revealed an Android Wear powered smartwatch at CES in Las Vegas, but added its own design ethos on to the experience to help it stand out from the crowd. Casio has created one of the best ...

Casio has been making watches since the 70s, and the company has taken that experience into the Android Wear market with its WSD-F10 Smart Outdoor Watch. Introduced at CES, the WSD-F10 is designed ...

Casio first unveiled their new rugged Android Wear smartwatch back during the CES 2016 Technology Show which took place in January of this year. Now Casio has made available the new WSD-F10 from ...

Don’t let the dreary name fool you – Casio’s new Android Wear smartwatch is definitely worth getting excited about, especially if you’re the type of person who loves nothing more than wading through ...

It was only a couple years ago when Casio debuted its first Android Wear smartwatch, the WSD-F10. While it has typically trended in the $500 price range for the majority of its time on Amazon, it ...

In July last year, it was reported that iconic Japanese watchmaker Casio had its sights set on entering the smartwatch market in 2016. The company has stuck to this promise and revealed the Casio ...

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Casio announced the launch of its WSD-F10 Smart Outdoor Watch powered by Android wear. The Casio Smart outdoor watch is targetted at adventurous wearers. The company is trying to create a smartwatch ...

Smartwatches are still relatively new players in the mobile market. So far, what we’ve seen of them has largely targeted the techie market. The emphasis has been on style, under-the-hood specs, and ...

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