Core Insights - Samsung is expanding its wearable technology lineup beyond smartwatches to include new form factors such as glasses, earrings, and necklaces [1][2] - The company aims to create devices that allow users to communicate and perform tasks without the need for smartphones [1][2] Product Development - Samsung's COO, Won-joon Choi, emphasized the vision for wearables that are seamlessly integrated into daily life, suggesting that they should be items that users wear rather than carry [2] - The company is collaborating with Google to develop smart glasses and is also working on an advanced microdisplay for augmented reality (AR) glasses [2]

It's kind of interesting. Aura has stolen this march in terms of rings and wearables in that department. Why is Apple perhaps not go with that tactic thus far.Well, they're all in on the Apple Watch. Don't forget the Apple Watch. You have that big color display.You have the full ecosystem of accessories. You have an app marketplace, right. It's a revenue driver through and through for Apple, and it fits very nicely into the ecosystem.A ring would be a bit different. You're not going to have a screen, you're ...

Apple should introduce a smart ring to help turn around its watch and wearables business, @markgurman writes in this week’s Power On https://t.co/KDk2m4XvZE ...

Group 1 - Amazon's devices unit is forming a new team called ZeroOne, focused on creating breakthrough consumer products and entirely new product categories, led by Microsoft veteran J Allard [1][2] - The ZeroOne team is working on projects that include a new smart home product, emphasizing design thinking and rapid experimentation [2] - This development follows Amazon's recent decision to cut about 100 jobs in its devices and services unit as part of a regular business review [3] Group 2 - The devices and services unit is responsible for products like Kindle eReader, Echo smart home devices, Zoox robotaxi, and Alexa [3] - Amazon is preparing to release a "constellation" of devices powered by artificial intelligence, as stated by Panos Panay, head of the devices and services division [3][4] - The company has begun integrating AI into various devices, including Ring security cameras, Eero Wi-Fi routers, and Echo smart speakers [4]