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Poll: What is the future of wearable tech?

Jordan O'Brien
August 28, 2013

Would you rather wear something on your wrist or your face?

That’s a question we will all soon be asking ourselves as wearable technology gradually creeps its way into our lives, but which will win the war?

Would you rather have a small screen strapped to your wrist at all times, or would you prefer to have something more Google Glass-esque?

In the second What Mobile poll it’s a question we want answered. Samsung is due to unveil the Galaxy Gear next week, but will it be better off unveiling something more like Google Glass?

Feel free to chip in with comments and join the conversation!

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Jordan O'Brien

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