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Apple’s Second Inning in Wearable Technology Will Be More Healthier

Apple has nearly crossed a year now after the launch of their Apple I Watches. The craze for the watches in their wearable technology seems to be fading. The company has not been able to do much in their watches. Most of the features in their iPhones are similar in their watches too.

Apple’s Second Inning in Wearable Technology Will Be More Healthier

Consumers are still in a line to decide if they should be opting for I watches or not. Logically there has nothing break through been developed by the Apple manufacturers which could push the sales of their watch. It is just a generation watch with few extra layers of facility. All the features given by I watch manufacturers are very much there in the iPhone.

According to the latest reports Apple is said to be allowing third party manufacturers for their wearable technology segment. Apple has a heart rate meter which means they are collecting all the information related to their hear beat. Apple should be thinking bigger now. The biggest concern for them is to give another reason to their consumers for buying their watches too.

Apple devices are costly and people buying them expect a lot from the company at the same time. It becomes important for them to be deliver performance to their consumers else there lies no point in adding more experiments.

iwatch was an experiment which took off well however now it needs to be more stable comparatively. Apple has been working on their health tech now and it is said the new I watch 2 will be more focused towards the health apps giving them a reason for pushing sales of their upcoming new gadget. Their actionable technology will have more sensors added for collecting more information of the users and putting them out of risk. Apple claims to be developing the next game changing device now and hope to do better than their previous stake.

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