Smart Watches Case Study

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Smart watches are definitely the new idea fix of the high-tech companies. This time the Korean giants LG and Samsung have more points on their side than Apple who stepped on the market long ago. The two companies have just issued a statement that they plan to release new models of the handy smart devices. Compared to the older smart watches that were not sticking out for their design or beauty, the LG and Samsung models look much more modern and comfortable to work with. The new Gear S by Samsung bets on a futuristic curved screen while the G Watch R by LG looks more solid and classic in its appeal. And What Happens To iWatch? One of Apple’s trademarks is their superior design and outlook decisions. It is speculated that they will reveal the new smart watch in the very beginning of September. The site for technology news Recode even went as far as to claim that the new iWatch (as it has been nicknamed by the Apple fans) will debut alongside the two new iPhones on 9 September. Despite all these rumours the company has not actually revealed its plans in this regard. …show more content…

There is a SIM-card slot which means the watch can be used separately and does not need to be connected with a smart phone in order to receive the necessary information. This is a huge step forward compared to Samsung older models. The curved screen however is not a decisive advantage for Samsung because LG and Motorolla are just behind their back. One of the reasons why Samsung are so concerned about their leading position in the niche is that their new gadgets do not have such a modern look. “To be attractive on the market these products have to look fashionable”, says Wood. According to him a ringing gadget is not what the consumers are looking for right now. “Watches are more than anything else a fashion accessory that reveals something about your personality.” So Samsung might already be falling short of the

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