Smartwatch shipments are up 48%, but Fossil is falling behind
Selling consumers on smartwatches has proven much more difficult than selling them on smartphones a decade ago, but the market is gaining traction. Counterpoint Research says that smartwatch shipments grew by 48% year-over-year in the first quarter of 2019, but most of that is thanks to Apple, Samsung, and Fitbit. Fossil, and therefore Wear OS, has seen its market share decline.
Apple is, of course, far out in the lead with more than a third of the smartwatch market.
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Selling consumers on smartwatches has proven much more difficult than selling them on smartphones a decade ago, but the market is gaining traction. Counterpoint Research says that smartwatch shipments grew by 48% year-over-year in the first quarter of 2019, but most of that is thanks to Apple, Samsung, and Fitbit. Fossil, and therefore Wear OS, has seen its market share decline.
Apple is, of course, far out in the lead with more than a third of the smartwatch market.
Read MoreSmartwatch shipments are up 48%, but Fossil is falling behind was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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