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Citizen's Eco-Drive Riiiver is a hybrid smartwatch with IFTTT-like powers

Citizen’s Eco-Drive Riiiver is a hybrid smartwatch with IFTTT-like powers

Posted on March 19, 2019 By Jarvis

It can even point you to a coffee shop

Back in October, Citizen and Fossil formed a new partnership that would let Citizen use Fossil’s tech to make hybrid smartwatches. The fruit of that labor is the Citizen Eco-Drive Riiiver (yes, with three i’s).

The Riiiver is a hybrid that’ll do all the hybrid things, like track your steps and activity, but it’s also got some added powers. Citizen is calling them “iiideas” (yes, also with three i’s). They basically sound like IFTTT-like applets.
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