Apple Watch LTE defining wearables market with 60% of global sales, likely higher in the US



New data from Canalys today sheds some light on how Apple Watch sales stacked up against the competition during the Q1 2018 (Apple’s Q2). While maintaining its top spot as the most popular wearable maker, Apple also dominated cellular smartwatch sales.

from https://9to5mac.com/2018/05/23/apple-watch-lte-defining-wearable-market/
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