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Smartwatches aren't new in the same way smartglasses will be new. Watches weren't new, calculator watches were introduced almost half a century ago, the concep
by chaosite 5y ago
Smartwatches aren't new in the same way smartglasses will be new.
Watches weren't new, calculator watches were introduced almost half a century ago, the concept had a ton of time to mature. A HUD/AR capable smartglasses will be an entirely new concept that has so far failed spectacularly every time it has been tried. Not saying it won't happen, just that it'll need a lot more time to mature as a consumer product than smartwatches did -- there's a lot more to it than waiting until the technology is capable.
- rvz 5y ago< Smartwatches aren't new in the same way smartglasses will be new. My whole point is about execution, rather than something being 'new'. It's not about being first or introducing something 'entirely' new, it's about the overall execution of the concept which then leads to mass adoption and who ever does that properly with a 'killer app' and ecosystem behind it, wins. Can you tell me who currently leads in the smartwatches market?
- chaosite 5y agoAFAIK, the statistics still show Apple is in the lead, followed by Samsung and Huawei. In my personal bubble, Garmin smart/fitness watches are the most popular, followed by Xiaomi Mi Bands. I use a Suunto smartwatch I got as a gift.