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THE SO WHAT
Wearables are fragmenting into more niche form factors — clip‑ons, rings, glasses — which creates more surfaces for notifications, voice, and eventually on‑device models. If you build consumer apps, assume your UI will need to degrade gracefully to audio‑first, screenless contexts.
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