The fight for that precious real estate on your wrist is more exciting than ever with smartwatches and fitness trackers leading the card. Smartwatches have become like your ordinary all-you-can eat buffet. You pay a hefty price for what seems to look like stuff you want but in reality you just consume a pint-sized portion. Some smartwatches are like phones that can make and take calls, but none really take advantage of since connection is a hit or miss affair. On the flipside, you have fitness trackers which are like your freshly made garden salad. It counts as a meal but it kind of leaves you wanting for more. Fitness trackers are glorified versions of pedometers that can do what it’s supposed to effectively (count steps) but can’t seem to deliver other stuff that you wish it had, like being able to respond quickly to messages. It’s on two extremes…
