Sentences with phrase «competitive wearable market»

Fitbit, which makes products such as the Flex 2 fitness tracker and Blaze smartwatch, is looking for new ways to keep pace with chief rival Apple in the competitive wearables market.

As the company makes its first leap into the competitive wearables market, which is already bombarded by the likes of Nike, Pebble and Android, Apple announced that it would release the e-device onto the world on April 24.

Not exact matches

«From sports to fashion to health, the market for wearables is huge, so there is a great opportunity here for companies to listen to the demands of consumers and shape their products accordingly, which will also enable the devices to stand out in this incredibly competitive marketplace.»

Given the crowded and competitive nature of the wearables market, any materials and technologies that offer engineers new ways to differentiate their designs are particularly interesting.

The initial trial was carried out on a flight between Shanghai Hongqiao and Chengdu, but it would not be a surprise to see more airlines make use of Google Glass and other wearable devices in the coming months as part of their ongoing strategies to improve the passenger experience and differentiate themselves in an intensely competitive market.

Fitbit claimed that it's «uniquely positioned» to succeed in the highly competitive smartwatch market, thanks to its considerable experience in producing wearable devices.

Companies like Xiaomi are getting huge success in the basic wearable segment, while some emerging companies such as Micromax - backed Yu Televentures are also in development to offer their competitive products to gain from the wearables market.

That's right, another traditional fashion brand looks set to join the competitive yet stagnant intelligent wearable market, and although the world - renowned Austrian producer of cut lead glass isn't ready to share, well, anything specific about its rookie smartwatch effort, we're expecting a decidedly luxurious release.