Bar a big announcement or two, this has been something of a wearable computing/quantified self week on the blog. Let’s bring that to a conclusion by rounding up some further reading on the subject, if you still have a hunger for more information.

CES 2013 earlier in the month seems to have been the driver for this, with a host of wearable computing innovations coming our way. In many ways, they are the most immediately commercial expression of the internet of things – handy little devices which aren’t quite full fledged computers in their own right, but which feed data and utility into our lives. Think of these links as your briefing note for the year to come…

• The Lifestream Blog did a handy round-up of the best health and fitness gadgets to emerge at CES 2013. It’s wearable activity trackers all the way, folks…
• GigaOm goes the other direction, by looking at trends not gadgets – and finds nine trends you should watch. Any article that alludes to a war starting in the bedroom has to be worth a read. And it’s persuaded me that I might be wearing a watch for the first time in three years before 2013 is done.
• Oh, and Google aren’t the only people working on smart glasses…

Update: Seems I wasn’t quite finished after all…