If you are not partaking in the 1st birthday celebrations over at Fortnite Battle Royale this weekend, you might want to check out what’s the deal over at Overwatch. FULL STORY >

Leica is well-known for its cameras and lenses (check out the final model M3 being sold for R7 million), but now the company is venturing into the world of watches. Not smartwatches, we might add, rather traditional analogue timepieces. FULL STORY >

A great addition to the Fitbit range, the Versa is unobtrusive and gets the job done. FULL STORY >

Overwatch fans, and those yet to make the jump, have enough reasons to look forward to the weekend. FULL STORY >

Currently penning HBO's Watchmen TV series, Damon Lindelof addresses fans concerns over the project, noting that it will be set in the modern day as a 'remix' of the graphic novel. FULL STORY >

Celebrating the game's two year anniversary, Overwatch will be free to play from 25 to 28 May, along with bringing new content to the title from 22 May. FULL STORY >

The company plans to produce new silicon specifically designed at the latest batch of Wear OS-sporting smartwatches. FULL STORY >

Code discovered in the latest TimeKit for watchOS points to the support of third-party faces on the Apple Watch. FULL STORY >

The Hublot Big Bang Referee 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia smartwatch will be worn by officials at the tournament later this year, and will be used to assist with goal line decisions. FULL STORY >

A smartwatch for all? FULL STORY >

The company's wearable platform could be getting a rebrand, along with a new name and open operating system. FULL STORY >

Overwatch gamers have a new hero on the way, with Brigitte's original and impending arrival detailed by Blizzard. FULL STORY >

TCL's latest smartwatch is designed for kids, but works better as a gadget that gives parents peace of mind. FULL STORY >

One of the first TCL-branded devices to land locally, the MoveTime Family Watch is designed to give parents peace of mind, and kids a taste of a smartwatch experience. FULL STORY >

No, it cannot shoot webbing, but this new watch should provide you with some comic-book street cred. FULL STORY >