Although Jawbone made fitness trackers as well as Bluetooth speakers, that part of Jawbone’s business has reportedly been liquidated, with a new focus on healthcare instead.
The future is bright for the wearables market with predictions that the worldwide smartwatch and wristband market is set to take-off, with smartwatches expected to comprise 40% of consumer wristworn devices by 2016.
Is it useful as an exercise regime tool, or simply the latest Executive jewellery? We give the Jawbone UP 24 a run for its money.
Aussies are becoming increasingly reliant on their smartphones when it comes to their health and fitness regimes, with just over a quarter using their smartphone as a pocket personal trainer to track fitness goals, improve their health and lose weight.
Jawbone has announced the release of its Mini Jambox Bluetooth speaker in Australia, a couple of months after its release in other countries.
Jawbone's contrubution to wearable tech, a wristwatch with a healthy twist, is landing down under.
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