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HTC delays Under Armour-branded wearable after testing and user feedback

HTC delays Under Armour-branded wearable after testing and user feedback

Posted on July 21, 2015August 23, 2019 By Jarvis

As big tech companies invest more resources into developing wristband wearables, HTC is getting cold feet with its own wearable plans.

In March, the company teamed up with Under Armour to built the HTC Grip. The manufacturer showed it off at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona and gave it a spring launch date.

But now, HTC confirmed to Mashable that it’s pulling back on shipping the product and will rework it after “extensive wear testing and user feedback.”
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