The next wave of wearables may rely less on adding new devices and more on embedding connectivity into products people already use every day. LaceLocker® believes the next generation of wearables will emerge through integrated hardware platforms that fit naturally into everyday life while welcoming collaboration across technology sectors. Instead of relying on oversized […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]
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