Wearable technology is presented as a single trend, but it is in fact the convergence of two trends – fitness tracking and smartphone connectivity. The next wave of wrist technologies is trying to bridge this divide with broad-spectrum, multipurpose devices. The problem is that these devices are marketed for two very different consumers – fitness enthusiasts and technology geeks. The Galaxy Gear is far too bulky to wear during rugged exercise, and fitness trackers lack the depth in functionality expected of smartwatches. While I prefer the simplicity of fitness trackers, I have ...