The smartwatch revolution is well and truly underway and now we have an insight into who is winning and losing in the early stages of the race – and it's low price tag tech that's prevailing.



That's the key story from a new report from JeeQ Data, found by Phone Arena. The research and analytics firm uses the rankings and lists on Amazon and BestBuy to estimate sales, and the results are intriguing.

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In terms of devices sold in Q3 2015 on Amazon, somewhat unbelievably, JeeQ has the Soyan 2014 U8 U Watch as the best seller (a $20 Chinese smartwatch) with the Motorola Moto 360 close behind.

Third place went to Pebble (the original smartwatch) and then the 42mm Apple Watch came in fourth.

In terms ofAccording to Hadi Partovi, founder and CEO of Code.org, 10 million girls now have accounts on the site.

Those who made the pledge include Florida Governor Rick Scott, who made a $15 million investment to increase opportunities for middle and high school students and California Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom, who launched a Computer Science for California campaign to bring CS education to all students in California by 2025. The event gets its name from an hour-long introduction to computer science class designed by Code.org. Meanwhile, the state of Arkansas announced that it will be dedicating $500,000 to the creation of a first-of-its-kind stipend program for existing K-8 teachers in the state who are interested in receiving training to teach computer science. However, in 2015, just under 1,300 postsecondary students