Even though the Google Pixel Watch isn't spectacular Wear OS may yet survive
The Pixel Watch debuted last week. It fills a hole left by lack of Google's debut increased watch for nine stretched months. Android consumers have felt the absence of a potent wristwatch that gives a pure Android experience and competes with Iphone during this time. Google is up late to the party at a time when brands are already imagining smartphones' replacements and Apple and Samsung are market leaders.
The Pixel Watch defies the odds, and the initial impressions are unforgiving. If Google has entered the segment sooner, things might have turned out quite differently. So, a few fundamental inquiries crop
These aren't exactly brainteasers, as well as the Pixel Watch doesn't exactly capture our attention. But despite its shoddy but instead subpar tech, it brings forth improvements to an application environment which could be fascinating. Will it withstand this same test of time? is indeed the real mystery still to be solved.
a scarcity of profitable possibilities with Wear OS
Since the initial debut of the Apple Watch in 2015, Iphone has surpassed almost every manufacturer of smartwatches. With Samsung and Huawei delivering less than one-third as many units as Smartwatch despite their smartwatches' lower costs and Apple Watch's exclusive compatibility for the smartphone, almost no major company dare to compete. According to latest figures, the Apple Watch has a monopoly over more than 35% of the wristwatch market, a position of authority that Google (temporarily) held before Apple entered the market.
One of the most popular wristwatch windows os prior to the release of such Smartwatches is Wear OS (also known at Android). It collaborated with producers including Fossil, Huawei, ZTE, Ticwatch, Motorola, and LG and had the opportunity to easily increase its market share by releasing its own wristwatch.
But despite dominating the market, it Apple quickly unseated Google and uprooting it, selling a staggering 10 million devices in the first year of its release. Even though the global pandemic disrupted market trends in all other consumer electronics segments, revenue only have risen.
