Breakout year wear ever you like

Fleur Doidge
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Certain types of wearable are tipped to grow faster this year but activity trackers continue to dominate

The activity tracker was 2014's top-selling category within wearables and will go on dominating the market this year, although new uses and applications are emerging, according to researcher Future...

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