Sentences with phrase «ecosystem of hardware products»

And we've only really seen Apple execute on building an entire ecosystem of hardware products that sort of fit coherently together.

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Along the way, Apple has smartly also brought people into its hardware and software ecosystem — an iPhone purchase might also lead to an iPad purchase, and once you have both, you probably have a bunch of content and apps that you don't want to have to replace by switching to a competitor's products.

While such a device sounds familiar to iRhytm's Zio patch, the patent suggests Apple is looking more broadly into the development of an ecosystem of products that would be anchored by a single wearable platform device (likely wrist - worn), and augmented through various hardware sensors that could live in, on, or around the body and communicate with the primary device.

«If you look at the skills Apple has, from hardware to software to services and an incredible app ecosystem, this set of things are very, very unique,» Apple CEO Tim Cook said about new product categories.

This and Google's push for Assistant — essentially a unification and simplification of disparate Google services, all handled through one intuitive interface — across an ecosystem of Google products will define the first generation Pixel's future and the trajectory of Google's upcoming hardware.

Google's new batch of hardware looks like the beginning of a coherent ecosystem of products.

Today's announcement was somewhat reminiscent to an Apple event in that the family of products are building an ecosystem by controlling hardware and software together.

Of course, it helps that I had a Chromecast plugged in to the set, but that's exactly Google's plan: to show you how its hardware and software work well together across its growing ecosystem of productOf course, it helps that I had a Chromecast plugged in to the set, but that's exactly Google's plan: to show you how its hardware and software work well together across its growing ecosystem of productof products.

None of this is surprising, but it emphasizes the sense that this product is not going to be appealing to many people who aren't all - in on Apple's hardware and services ecosystem.

Apple does a lot to keep consumers locked in its ecosystem and has demonstrated its latest push with the release of the iPhone X. From mostly closed - source software to proprietary hardware, many find it hard to separate from Apple products once introduced.

Right now, the Fitbit Ionic, the fitness company's first smartwatch, is in that awkward phase any tech product inevitably finds itself when its parent company introduces a new platform and ecosystem; the hardware is excellent, in many ways surpassing what's out there in a number of categories; but in other ways — in smartwatch ways — it's lacking.

Apple, for instance, has long avoided the practice of sharing its apps and other products with third - parties, hoping instead that customers will invest in its own ecosystem of hardware and software to get what it says is the best experience.