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Apple retains clear smartwatch market lead, but a new contender is rising in a key wearable segment
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↵cripton805 said:
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I just recently switched to Apple and I was surprised how far behind Apple was compared to Samsung in the Smartwatch industry. There were a lot of very basic features I had for a decade. A lot having to do with the watch face and UI.
What Apple does have is pretty polished and optimized though.
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As easy as it was to predict the latest quarterly decline in global shipments for both smartphones and tablets on the back of price hikes and underwhelming product upgrades over the last six months or so, a new wearable industry report paints a more diverse and fascinating picture for a market that's been affected by rising component costs to a considerably smaller degree... so far. Yes, some new smartwatches are more expensive than their predecessors, but the price increases are relatively...
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