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Google bought Fitbit: what this means for smartwatches market

Google bought Fitbit: what this means for smartwatches market

Posted on November 10, 2019 By Jarvis

Apple is dominating the smartwatch business and Google is finally feeling the FOMO. With Apple Watch devices capturing almost 46% of the market in Q2, Google with its WearOS smartwatch software, knew it had to respond. On November 1, Google paid $2.1 billion to acquire fitness-tracker brand Fitbit. They current sit second in the wearable band market, at 24%.
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Wearables Tags:Apple, Apple watch, business, Fitbit, fitness, Google, Slashgear, smartwatch, software, tracker, watch, wearable

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