Have you ever wanted to feel like a secret agent? Maybe you wanted a spy ring that could control technology. Now you can live out that dream thanks to the Orii Smart Ring. After two years, the ...

ORII is a new smart ring that gives you full hands-free control of your smartphone. The device connects to your phone with Bluetooth and it can be used to provide crystal-clear audio, which makes it ...

The ORII Wearable technology ring produced by Origami Labs out of HK is so stylish, one almost doesn’t care whether it does anything more than look good. That said, it does a lot. Working with bone ...

While modern Bluetooth earpieces are more compact than ever, chances are you'll still need to leave at least one stuck in your ear. This can get uncomfortable over time, not to mention the dorkiness ...

Besides talking into a shoe, the most spy-like way to take a phone call is to just stick your finger in your ear. Last year the Sgnl made that possible using a watchband, and now we've seen the idea ...

Though the wearables world is largely focused on watches and headsets, Origami Labs’ Orii is different — a Bluetooth ring that turns your finger into an alternative speaker and microphone for your ...

Origami Labs wants to bring voice assistants right to your ear without requiring you to wear a device like a Bluetooth headset or Apple AirPods. Instead, the startup is using a ring on your finger ...

Ring-type wearable terminal that enables you to operate digital devices such as smartphone and PC just by moving your finger in the air "Ring ZEROAlthough I have reviewed in GIGAZINE in the past, to ...

Hong Kong startup Origami Labs has announced it’s adding new gesture features to its Orii smart ring, designed to make it easier to take control of the other tech you own. The piece of smart jewellery ...

Smart jewellery currently encompass a lot of functionality — some will track your sleep, activity and provide notifications, some smart rings focus on NFC, and some are discreet SOS devices. One area ...

But it doesn’t work quite as promised, highlighting the challenges of crowdfunded design. It sounded like a great, if weird, idea: Wear this ring, and you’ll be able to answer phone calls and listen ...