Not exact matches
Nike's
wearable fitness tracker was well - received by reviewers, but failed to find a following with consumers, accounting for just 10 % of the
market two years
after its release in 2012.
No matter, Pebble is still a worthy contender in the battle for dominance in the
wearables market — but that could change
after Apple's next event on March 9, during which we expect to hear a lot more about their highly anticipated watch.
Ben Thompson of Stratechery thinks that the
wearable market before and
after the Apple Watch will be similar to the iPod, but on an even grander scale.
After all, the
market of
wearables has grown with smartwatches from Samsung, Fitbit, and much more trying to lure people with comparatively cheaper price than that of Apple's.
Some say
wearables are doomed:
after all, the growth of this consumer electronics category has plateaued since its birth, and multiple manufacturers have already exited the
market due to underwhelming demand.
Apart from handsets, Samsung is focusing heavily of the
wearable market, touted to be the next - big - thing
after the smartphone.
And the
wearable market is going to be set on fire with the pricing, and we have to look at the specifications
after any official announcement is made.
After the demise of Pebble last week, many were disappointed to learn that the company's forthcoming
wearables, the Pebble Time 2 and Pebble Core, wouldn't be hitting the
market.
After the release of Apple Watch Series 2, every other smartwatch brand has faced stiff competition in the
wearable market.
After months of rumors of its first smartwatch and being absent from the
wearable market for quite some time, Fitbit today unveiled its Ionic smartwatch and fitness tracker.
You can even see Swarovski's contribution to the
wearables market with the likes of the Huawei Watch models that came out for women shortly
after the original model, which were encrusted with jewels around the display and watch case.
Shortly
after release Apple Watch became the best - selling
wearable device on the
market.
As with many other manufacturers cautiously hedging against the continued slowdown in the
wearables market, Samsung appears to be doubling down on fitness features as its upgrade path for wrist
wearables, which,
after the tepid reception of Android Wear 2.0, doesn't seem like such a bad idea.
After Sony, Samsung, LG, Motorola and Google, Microsoft and Apple are the two
market leaders which are expected to unveil their developments from
wearable tech.
After unveiling both the Gear S2 smartwatch series and the Gear VR headset during at last year's IFA, Samsung is finally bringing the two cutting edge
wearable devices to the Indian
market.