Apple Watch vs. Android Wear: Why most all smartwatches suck for small wristsWhy is it so hard for companies other than Apple to release small smartwatches?
As anyone who reads iMore or my Twitter feed knows, I like my 38mm Apple Watch a lot. It fits well into my day-to-day activities, it helps keep me fit, and, oh hey — it fits my wrist.
And unfortunately, this is not something I can say for any other smartwatch out on the market today.
It's been more than three years since Apple announced the 38mm Apple Watch, and the device has been shipping for more than two. So what gives? Why aren't the engineers behind Android Wear — which arguably has a lot going for it on its software side — building smaller watches?
To this, I say: Manufacturers still have a lot to learn about the smartwatch market.
You're wearing it wrong
If wearable technology is the next big thing for our tech-connected society, why is Apple the only company paying attention to the smaller-wristed set? Lady or dude, there are quite a few people on this earth...
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Apple Watch vs. Android Wear: Why most all smartwatches suck for small wrists
