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In the new study, Apple taught an AI model to recognize hand gestures that weren’t part of its original training dataset.

The feature appears to be similar to the Kinect, and allows for full hand-gesture control over a respective device. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology columnist who has covered everything ...

As part of Apple's accessibility push in watchOS 9, Assistive Touch now includes Quick Actions that let you respond to Apple Watch alerts with hand gestures. This article explains how to use them. In ...

I sometimes walk the streets, talking to myself. I get a few pitying looks, but no one really bothers me. Soon, though, I fear they will. Because soon there'll be all sorts of people wandering down ...

You're about to see people in public tapping two fingers together in the air. Over the past few days, I've been taking phone calls, playing music and scrolling through widgets on the new Apple Watch ...

According to a report by Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman's Power On newsletter, these features are part of Apple's broader ambition to enhance its smart home offerings. This would mark a significant ...

Google is finally bringing double pinch and wrist turn controls to the Pixel Watch 3, letting you answer calls or pause workouts more easily.

Oura just acquired an AI-driven gesture recognition company - here's what it could mean for upcoming wearables.