Intel's luxury bracelet will connect users to Facebook, Google and Yelp
Unlike Apple's Watch, Intel won't need a smartphone for connectivity as it has its own AT&T data plan
Intel's luxury smart bracelet will connect users to Facebook, Google alerts and Yelp, using US carrier AT&T's data plan. The chip maker, which is focusing its efforts on several new devices, including...
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