The Apple Watch Series 5 could be announced on September 10

Garmin has unveiled its Fenix ​​6 range and Fitbit has unveiled the Versa 2. Fitbit has also introduced the details of a new smart balance, Aria Air, and its new premium Fitbit subscription service.

If you still want some stories, read on to find out a few things that came out this week. Of course, you can also keep an eye on our dedicated news page for updates as you go.

Apple Watch Series 5 could be announced on September 10

Never one to avoid a little control, Apple confirmed the rumors that ran: the date of its next event on the product would be September 10, at its headquarters in Cupertino.

The event is expected to reveal some new iPhone models, but we wish to know if the next episode of the Apple Watch will also be available. There have been a lot of rumors regarding the Apple Watch Series 5, and it looks like some ceramic and titanium models are about to arrive, but we will not know it until the event .

Will it be an update of the series 4 models or a full update of the Apple Watch range? We will be on the ground in California to inform you.

Nike brings orders for sneakers without lace to the Apple Watch

Since his Back to the future A few years ago, Nike continued to develop its technology of sneakers. Today, the company announced that it was going to give control of this feature to the Apple Watch.

His new Adapt Huarache shoes, a reimagination of the Huarache line of the early '90s, feature his FitAdapt system to help control the tightness of fit through a companion app. Now, for the first time, owners will be able to use their Apple Watch and Siri to control their sneakers. This means that they will not have to take out their phone whenever they will want to adjust their cut or remove their shoes.

If lace-up shoes are nice and science fiction, not having to be strapped to your phone is one more step towards the ideal. Owners of other smartwatch brands will however have to find their own solutions for the moment.

North's smart glasses Focals add Android notification support

North has probably made some of the only smart glasses that people are really likely to wear – her Focals are stylish and comfortable while being smart.

Well, they just got a little smarter, with the addition of support for Android notification actions – first identified by 9to5Google. The glasses will now be able to take advantage of all the actions embedded in the notifications by the developers.

To enable this setting, go to the Experiences section of the Focals application, which will allow you to click any notification to expand it and access the potential actions.

This means even less need to reach your phone when you receive a notification. Unfortunately, support is not extended to iOS users yet. You can read our full review of Northern Focals to see if they might be suitable for you.

Bluebell is a portable monitor for parents and babies

Babies – we love them. Again, sleeping is good too, as is being able to do something on occasion. The baby monitors are excellent – in short.

Bluebell is a new baby monitor that includes a small portable clip for the baby and a bracelet for the parent. The baby's forceps follows the breathing rhythm, sleep, position, temperature and activity. Whenever the parent has to step in, his bracelet vibrates and alert.

Using an app that goes with you, you can even track your diaper changes and your own mood to get an idea of ​​not only how your baby is doing, but also how you are doing. Helping hands is always appreciated when it comes to becoming a parent, and wearable technology could be a real boon in this area.