Few technologies have been able to achieve the massive societal revolution that the internet has. Both businesses and consumers have wholeheartedly adopted this innovation, and it's already started to reach every corner of modern life. Perhaps the best example of this is the Internet of Things, or the trend of giving everyday objects like light bulbs and refrigerators the ability to connect to the internet.
As internet-connected devices became cheaper and more versatile, their use rapidly spread to the consumer market. Computers, which were once monstrosities that only large companies and research institutions could house and care for, are now just a basic part of life. In fact, computing power has become so compact that people have a wide variety of gadgets that they can now choose from.
There have been few technologies with as much potential as wearable devices. More consumers than ever are focusing on the benefits of connected mobile gadgets, and wearables seem to be the next logical step in this trend. However, many people simply aren't sure as to what this innovation will do for consumers or the business sector.