Wear

Wearing a smart band, rather than a smartwatch, reminds me of the days of answering machines. I check my notifications when I want… not when other people demand.

I took my smartwatch off for a few days… and I’m not sure I’m ever going to put it back on again.

Camera-based smart glasses are facing an understandable backlash (for the second time around).

Some of the ways AI adopters use AI to make their lives easier… or more solitary.

The first of two blogs looking at consumer attitudes and uses of AI. This one is for the Luddites…

The wearables market appears to have a problem: the only consumers who are interested in the latest and greatest tech are the ones who have already committed to the category.

AI is only as good as the data it is modeled on. That's easy with the marque aspirations of bigger AI, but when it gets personal, AI needs more accurate information.

Smartwatches, and related apps, leak data to third parties. Have we willingly chosen to wear the consumer equivalent of an ankle monitor?

A consumer's age has a significant impact on what drives the smartwatch purchase and it's not just about fitness and exercise.

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