Smartwatches do well selling to consumers, but future devices will focus on medical-grade accuracy to court B2B healthcare sales.
The article from Yahoo Tech discusses the noticeable trend of smartwatches becoming larger in size, a phenomenon that has not gone unnoticed by consumers. This shift is driven by several factors including the demand for larger, more readable screens, increased battery life, and the integration of more advanced features like GPS, heart rate monitors, and other health sensors. Manufacturers are responding to consumer preferences for devices that can offer comprehensive fitness tracking, better visibility, and more functionality, which often requires more space. However, this increase in size also brings challenges such as comfort, aesthetics, and the potential for the devices to become too bulky for everyday wear. The article explores how companies like Apple, Samsung, and others are navigating these design challenges while trying to balance functionality with wearability.
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