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Tag: wearables

The Narrative

Just a thought: AirPod hearing aids messing up social cues

Posted on 29 November 2024 by charlie

When the AppleWatch came out, we had to get used to folks looking at their watch for messages and not think looking at their watch meant they were in a rush. No...

Strategy

What do you think of Humane’s AI-powered wearable?

Posted on 12 November 2023 by charlie

It’s a gadget designed for interacting with large language models, not apps, and for talking instead of typing. But it’s not yet entirely clear what you’re supp...

Strategy

Nike’s usability failure on the Apple Watch exposes what smartwatches could be

Posted on 25 February 2018 by charlie

One of the chief reasons I bought an Apple Watch was for Nike Run Club (what used to be called Nike+).[1] But the Nike software’s bugginess and some misse...

Strategy/The Narrative

Smartwatches: definitions, lifestyle, what works, and haptic afterimages

Posted on 05 July 2017 by charlie

Despite what many write, smartwatches have been around for a long time. I know this because I got my first smartwatch back in 2005 (or was it even earlier when ...

Innovation/Strategy/The Narrative

Fitbit buying Pebble will NOT help it crack the code on smartwatches

Posted on 12 December 2016 by charlie

For some reason, discussions of smartwatches make me twitch. Maybe it’s because I got my first smartwatch over 10 years ago.* Maybe it’s because I&#...

Tired

Tired Words from Wired: “Unicorns and Other Things We Must Stop Talking About in 2016”

Posted on 06 January 2016 by charlie

It’s been a long time since I posted one of my “Tired Words” posts, where I point out a word that has been over-used, mis-used, and ab-used. B...

Innovation/Strategy/The Narrative

Breaking free of activity monitors: affective wearables, digital pheromones, and emotional mapping

Posted on 16 January 2014 by charlie

Christine Lemke posted a collection of links to wrist gadgets, which triggered a conversation between us on Twitter. The list had your usual (yawn) suspects, su...

Innovation/Strategy/The Narrative

Why can’t health be a sufficient incentive?

Posted on 28 May 2013 by charlie

There have been a slew of consumer healthcare devices that have come to market ranging from fancy pedometers and activity meters to apps that track your every m...

Innovation/Strategy

Big Data, healthcare, devices, and quantified self

Posted on 15 May 2012 by charlie

When I was at SXSW, I spent most of my time at either Big Data or Healthcare sessions. The interesting thing is that the Big Data sessions always devolved to ta...

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