Samsung shrugs off wearables challenge from Apple: 'Consumers are a lot smarter these days'

Danny Palmer
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Samsung VP Jae Shin tells Computing wearable tech doesn't need Apple-generated hype to take off

Wearable devices don't need Apple's help to take off, according to Jae Shin, VP of Samsung's Knox mobile security business group, who was speaking at a press event as part of Samsung's ‘Business Di...

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