While we can't be sure what will happen in a post-mobile world, or which manufacturer will prevail, we can make educated predictions about what the next generation of devices could signify for retail. Perhaps they will imply a closer relationship between wearer and retailer, increase convenience but also increase potential for annoyance. Of the utmost importance is that they could fundamentally change some of the ways people shop.
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Virtual reality and wearable technology offer opportunities for retailers
http://www.theguardian.com/media-network/media-network-blog/2014/may/28/virtual-reality-wearable-technology-retail-google
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While we can't be sure what will happen in a post-mobile world, or which manufacturer will prevail, we can make educated predictions about what the next generation of devices could signify for retail. Perhaps they will imply a closer relationship between wearer and retailer, increase convenience but also increase potential for annoyance. Of the utmost importance is that they could fundamentally change some of the ways people shop.
While we can't be sure what will happen in a post-mobile world, or which manufacturer will prevail, we can make educated predictions about what the next generation of devices could signify for retail. Perhaps they will imply a closer relationship between wearer and retailer, increase convenience but also increase potential for annoyance. Of the utmost importance is that they could fundamentally change some of the ways people shop.