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Buying Fitbit won’t save Google from the big bad Apple Watch – but it’s a genius move

5 reasons why Google just bought Fitbit

Posted on November 4, 2019 By Jarvis

After months of speculation, Google has pounced and moved to acquire Fitbit for a cool $2.1 billion, signaling its intent to get serious about wearables.

Wear OS has struggled to make any kind of discernible dent in the smartwatch market with Apple dominating the space along with Samsung offering a better all-round smartwatch experience.
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