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| Mar 5, 2025
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While iPhone and wearables sales slipped, Apple’s services revenues grew 13% YoY to $26.3 billion. Apple Intelligence hasn’t paid off yet, but monetizing Siri could give it a boost.
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| Jan 31, 2025
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Smart glasses will likely steal the show as neural tech fuels the convergence of wearables and spatial computing.
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| Jan 6, 2025
Keep it simple, smart, and familiar: Forget futuristic pendants and pins—AI wearables that look like regular gear but pack powerful features will be the ones capturing market share in 2025.
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| Dec 26, 2024
Consumers and physicians disagree on the value of health wearables: If wearable makers are able to foster physician trust in the data generated by their devices, they could gain an edge in uptake from consumers eager to share their health data.
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| Dec 13, 2024
New features like live translation and an on-device assistant transform Ray-Ban Meta Glasses into a practical tool, signaling progress in wearables development.
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| Dec 17, 2024
With GPT-4 features, privacy options, and a price under $150, Solos’ AirGo Vision glasses dare to unseat Ray-Ban Meta as the go-to wearable for tech lovers.
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| Dec 13, 2024
The growth of health and fitness apps and wearables. How consumers engage with health information, self-care, and fitness activities. This deck can help you:. Determine market sizing (brands, agencies, solution providers). Develop media strategy and allocate budget for campaigns (brands). Showcase opportunities to customers (agencies, solution providers).
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| Mar 21, 2025
Wearables show promise but will face resistance. Smart glasses and other wearable devices deliver hands-free, visually contextualized voice access, offering advantages over smartphones and stationary speakers.
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| Sep 3, 2025
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| Dec 6, 2024
These gains indicate that consumers are increasingly interested in lighter, more practical wearables, even if they’re less immersive than traditional VR headsets. Meta’s glasses reboot: Meta isn’t sitting idle with its Ray-Ban partnership, though—it announced a new product developed with Oakley this week.
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| Jun 20, 2025
Struggles with user acquisition and resulting ad revenues could raise the stakes for Snap’s wearables play to succeed. Snapchat is one of the few major platforms we expect to see a decline in user growth this year, a forecast drop of 0.4%. Sustaining revenues and daily active user (DAU) growth could depend on capturing younger users through innovative features.
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| Aug 22, 2025
More than a third are likely to buy something they’ve only experienced through an AR or VR platform. 39% take product suggestions from AI assistants like Siri or Alexa, per NielsenIQ. 35% use smart devices—like refrigerator sensors—to automatically order new products. AI-driven recommendations in apps and AR ads through wearables can meet Gen Xers where they’re already engaged to encourage purchases.
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| Jul 18, 2025
This minority stake marks Meta’s rising interest in AI-powered wearables and could support a broader product roadmap. It’s expected to launch a next generation of Ray-Ban glasses next year with AI-enabled facial recognition, expanding the glasses’ use cases while testing the limits of user privacy.
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| Jul 9, 2025
Supplements and vitamins are the top health and wellness service US adults regularly use (48%), followed by fitness trackers and wearables (26%), according to a March KPMG survey. Use this chart: Marketers should use this chart to consider how their brand connects to mental and physical wellness, as consumers stay committed to health even when cutting back elsewhere. Related ĢAV reports:.
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| Aug 4, 2025
Click here to view our full forecast for US adult smart wearables users. Smartwatches and health-related features are the driving force. Over 70% of smart wearable users are smartwatch users. Innovative new health- and fitness-tracking capabilities are sustaining the user boom that began several years ago, and new AI, payment, and device integration functionalities will keep the momentum going.
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| Jan 9, 2025
The trend: Control is shifting from apps and voice to environments that predict user behavior, reducing reliance on speakers, wearables, and phones. These systems mix sensors, context data, and predictive models to provide assistance without explicit commands.
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| Sep 4, 2025
Americans are using a variety of products and services to improve their health and wellness, with supplements being the most common. 48% of consumers use supplements and vitamins. 26% use fitness trackers or other wearables. 24% have a gym membership. 15% use online workout programs. 14%use meditation or mindfulness apps. 9% are currently taking a GLP-1 medication.
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| Sep 5, 2025
AI wearables are still searching for their moment. The race for ambient AI continues. Despite Humane's Ai Pin market flop in 2024, companies at CES 2025 showcased a new wave of AI-powered wearables aimed at providing always-available personal assistants.
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| Jan 24, 2025
Restructuring could help the AI divisions avoid the long-standing budgeting problems that Reality Labs has faced—its umbrella department of wearables and VR development has lost billions of dollars. By creating distinct AI units with separate budgets, Meta can more easily keep track of spending and justify it to investors.
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| May 28, 2025
A voice assistant is intelligent software that responds to voice command and runs on various devices, including smartphones, speakers, desktop/laptop computers, tablets, smart wearables, game consoles, TV consoles, VR headsets, cars, and internet of things (IoT) devices. Examples include Amazon's Alexa, Apple’s Siri, Google Assistant, Microsoft’s Cortana, and Samsung’s Bixby.
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| Jun 20, 2025
But younger consumers spend more on discretionary wellness items, such as health-tracking devices like wearables, mindfulness apps, and self-massage tools. And older generations are more likely to focus on the basics, including vitamins and eye care products, but spend less on most discretionary wellness categories.
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| Jun 18, 2025
A large developer ecosystem and years of dabbling in augmented reality (AR) and mixed reality (MR) on iPhones and iPads provide fertile ground for an expansive app ecosystem for future wearables. Key stat: 52.6% of US parents with children under 18 and 45% of urbanites are interested in buying smart glasses in the next 12 months, per an ĢAV survey.
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| May 9, 2025