But unlike traditional watches, smart watches have capabilities of smartphones such touchscreens, support apps, and often record heart rate of humans and other vital signs such as calories and blood pressure.
Smart watches have various connectivity technologies inbuild and in order to exchange information, it establishes connection with a smartphone in order to work to its full potential.The popular technologies by which smart watches gets connected with smartphones are Bluetooth, wi-fi and some devices also allow quick and easy setup using NFC.
Users can also capture photos remotely through their smart watches.Going ahead with the market drivers, high demand for consumer smartphones, decreasing prices, increasing per capita income and rich supply chain are supporting the market.
High investment in R by the key companies and technological advancement in the field of smartphones and smart watches are also some of the major important factor which is driving the market.
Request a Free Sample @ https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/sample_request/967Key Players:Martian (U.S.), Pebble (U.S.), Qualcomm (U.S.), Samsung (South Korea), Sony (Japan), Connectedevice Ltd. (Japan), Apple (U.S.), Fitbit, Inc. (U.S.), LG (South Korea), Motorola (U.S.), Huawei (China) among others are some of the prominent players profiled in MRFR Analysis and are at the forefront of competition in the global Smart Watch market.Industry NewsDecember, 2017, Fitbit, the leading global wearables brand, today delivers the first update to its Fitbit OS platform for a smarter, more personalized experience for Fitbit Ionic™ smartwatch users with more than 60 apps now available across a wide range of categories, 100+ clock faces, and enhanced performance.
Additionally, Fitbit is partnering with Deezer to bring its dynamic, personal streaming music service to Ionic users across the globe in 2018.October, 2017, Fossil announced the launch of its smallest hybrid smartwatches to date, featuring new products including Q Neely and, Q Jacqueline.