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Here’s what the new year could hold for our wrist computers.<\/p>\n
When you step back and look at 2018 as a whole, it was actually a pretty big year for smartwatches. Google’s Wear OS saw a huge software overhaul, Qualcomm launched its first new wearable-focused processor in over two years, and Fitbit released its best smartwatch yet with the Versa while continuing to polish and refine its FitbitOS platform (not to mention the incredible Series 4 Apple Watch).<\/p>\n
Smartwatches had a pretty good life for the past 365 days, and as we head into the new year, there are a few things we can look forward to that’ll see them mature and advance even more.<\/p>\n
Join me as we go through my top smartwatch predictions for 2019!<\/p>\n
We’ll see the full potential of Qualcomm’s Wear 3100 chip<\/p>\n
Like I said above, 2018 was the year that we finally got Qualcomm’s long-awaited Snapdragon Wear 3100 processor for smartwatches. So far, however, it’s been less than impressive.<\/p>\n
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