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The Google-Fitbit acquisition closes out a decade of wearable starts and stops — some more bizarre than others. Now, Big Tech has won. What does this mean for the future of wearables? (Spoiler alert: Almost none of the wearables in this story still exist) https://t.co/ehnV0DUhJE
— Lauren Goode (@LaurenGoode) November 2, 2019
What Google's Fitbit Buy Means for the Future of #Wearables @LaurenGoode https://t.co/7WbggyT0mh
— Evan Kirstel at #xMed #SanDiego (@evankirstel) November 2, 2019
What #Google's #Fitbit Buy Means
— Spiros Margaris (@SpirosMargaris) November 2, 2019
for the Future of #Wearables https://t.co/QXR4dordSe #fintech #insurtech @LaurenGoode @WIRED #BigData #healthcare #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #privacy @psb_dc @leimer @JeroenBartelse @Xbond49 @sallyeaves @ahier @Paula_Piccard pic.twitter.com/NjRQ7W4loj
Longform thoughts on today's Fitbit acquisition. I'm not pulling any punches here. https://t.co/xRT0FUAvJm
— David Ruddock (@RDRv3) November 1, 2019
Fitbit acquisition doesn't seem to be an attempt it replace or bolster the WearOS platform. It may purely be a play to have a presence in fitness tracking space - which Apple, slowly but surely, has owned with Apple Watch. It is no longer just about smartwatch. https://t.co/3BsqUNsK8T
— Amit Gawande (@_am1t) November 2, 2019
“In a way, Google acquiring Fitbit is sort of perfect...Much like Wear OS itself, Google is investing in a loser”
— ɴᴏᴛ Craig Federighi (@TheHFOne) November 2, 2019
Ouch ? https://t.co/VHn5G9vJEU
I agree that Apple Watch is probably the best wearable, but it doesn’t work with Android. So I don’t know why pundits and analysts think it’s too late for Google to catch up. The large majority of smartphone users simply can’t use Apple Watch.
— Brian Fagioli (@brianfagioli) November 1, 2019
Google buys Fitbit for $2.1 billion with ‘opportunity to invest even more in Wear OS’ https://t.co/mH021K9kO4 pic.twitter.com/sB1Ne4G6Va
— Huawei Global (@huawei_global) November 1, 2019
Google buys Fitbit for $2.1 billion with ‘opportunity to invest even more in Wear OS’ https://t.co/X1RXkM7gyy by @nexusben pic.twitter.com/R3xIAEaNRU
— 9to5Mac.com (@9to5mac) November 1, 2019
Snapdragon Wear 3300(仮)もでるし、そろそろPixel Watch来るかな？
— muserism (@muserism) November 2, 2019
Google buys Fitbit for $2.1 billion with ‘opportunity to invest even more in Wear OS' https://t.co/If5agosyAg via @NexusBen
Google buys Fitbit for $2.1 billion with ‘opportunity to invest even more in Wear OS’ https://t.co/B32Si3Bupm
— Subramanian (@subbins) November 1, 2019
Google doesn't want to let Apple run away with the health-tracking market, but it may be too late https://t.co/9StI8xayu4 pic.twitter.com/fy6DCBli3a
— Rich Tehrani (@rtehrani) November 2, 2019
Google bought Fitbit to keep Apple from dominating health-tracking but is it too late? They might need a lot deeper medical capabilities? ;) @chrissyfarr https://t.co/r67rvEM30L
— David E. Albert, M.D (@DrDave01) November 1, 2019
Good look by @chrissyfarr at Google's $2-billion-plus acquisition of struggling wearables company Fitbit. https://t.co/Gpd8ogqiYZ
— Matt Rosoff (@MattRosoff) November 1, 2019
While everyone fixates on Facebook—for good reason—Google keeps hoovering up all the intimate data. https://t.co/BHCJDXSBRQ
— Tom Philpott (@tomphilpott) November 2, 2019
What Google's Fitbit Buy Means for the Future of Wearables
— Markus Reimer (@remamuc) November 3, 2019
Even if Google vows not to sell ads against your health data, it could find other creative ways to monetize whatever you’re sharing through your wrist.
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What #Google's #Fitbit Buy Means for the Future of #Wearables https://t.co/FOJdLg9Yr8
— Perch Partners (@perchpartners) November 2, 2019
The best buy I've heard of in a while. #tech
— Jessica Pham-Ruhland (@jpham1) November 3, 2019
What #Google's Fitbit Buy Means for the Future of Wearables https://t.co/1GNvRcrEyS via @wired
What Google's Fitbit Buy Means for the Future of Wearables https://t.co/5VtNwiMwhi
— Tom Emrich ?️? (@tomemrich) November 3, 2019
What Google's Fitbit Buy Means for the Future of Wearables https://t.co/TSB68mYaNc via @wired#Wearables #WearableTech #DataProtection #dataprivacy #technology #innovation #Google #Fitbit #SundayThoughts #healthy #healthcare #HealthTech #consumer #artificalintelligence #IoT
— healthinovationtoolbox.io (@healthinovatio1) November 3, 2019