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Startup Digest

Wearables

September 22, 2017

This week: 

Startup Digest Wearables is curated by:
Ashish Aggarwal

Ashish Aggarwal - M&A and Corp Dev at Opera Software

Contact Ashish Aggarwal at ashish.aggarwal@startupdigestmail.com

Kevin Fung

Kevin Fung - Product at Kensho Technologies

Contact Kevin Fung at kevin.fung@startupdigestmail.com

Will Martin

Will Martin - Curator

Contact Will Martin at will.martin@startupdigestmail.com

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Apple’s LTE-enabled Watch could be a wearable watershed moment

Darrell Etherington - TechCrunch

Apple’s Series 3 smartwatch may look the same on the outside as the previous generation (albeit with a new ceramic gray option and contrasting red-tipped digital crown), but what they have inside might help kick the somewhat sleepy wearable category into high gear.

Apple and Fitbit expected to boost sales of smartwatches and other wearable tech

WALLACE WITKOWSKI - Market watch

Makers of smartwatches and similar gear are expected to ship about 121.7 million devices this year, a 16.6% increase from 104.4 million in 2016, tech-trends tracker International Data Corp. said in a report released Thursday.

Samsung Gear Sport Takes on Fitbit And Apple in One Device

David Pierce - Wired

The company's tried every way it can think of to make its smartwatches happen, refining its line of Gear products year after year. Still, not even the latest Gear S3—one of the best smartwatches on the market—was enough to put Samsung in the conversation with Apple on the smartwatch side, or Fitbit on the fitness side.

Fitbit is teaming up with Dexcom for glucose monitoring on the Ionic Smartwatch

Sarah Buhr - TechCrunch

Wearable fitness makers are increasingly interested in tracking our vitals. Now Fitbit has announced a collaboration with glucose monitor company Dexcom to develop and market products to help those with diabetes better manage the disease, starting with Fitbit’s Ionic Smartwatch.

Fitbit still hasn’t cracked the smartwatch code

Brian Heater - TechCrunch

Struggling with a sputtering wearables market, plummeting stock pricing and increased competition on the low-end of the market, Fitbit threw a Hail Mary. It vacuumed up a trio of startups and got to work in earnest on one smartwatch to rule them all.

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